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Gamble, 26, and wife Leonora, 34, took the stand yesterday in their Circuit Court trial on murder charges. Each denied harming 3-month-old Monique Gamble, blaming a baby sitter who has since committed suicide.
Deputy Prosecutor Maurice Arrisgado contends Rodney Gamble was responsible for the girl's injuries and Leonora Gamble acted as an accomplice by trying to conceal them.
Monique died May 2, 1994, of brain injuries that resulted from shaken-baby syndrome, said Dr. Alvin Omori, city chief medical examiner.
"I think it's good to have restrictions, but not like that," said Choy. "People have fished there for years and never snagged a bomb."
Choy and many boaters hoped for easier access to fishing grounds around Kahoolawe after the Navy returned the island to the state in May 1994. But state officials are seeking to maintain the bottom-fishing ban at Kahoolawe as part of statewide restrictions.
A meeting on the state's proposal is scheduled for 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Maui Palms hotel before the Kahoolawe Island Reserve Commission. The commission will consider a state proposal to designate Kahoolawe a no-fishing zone.
The fuel began leaking into Nawiliwili Stream Sunday night from an underground tank used by Maxie's Gas Station Sunday, Kauai fire officials said. The stream feeds into Kalapaki Bay near the Kauai Marriott Resort.
The cause and location of the leak still have not been identified, but Senter Petroleum has taken responsibility and its conducting the cleanup, Coast Guard officials said. The exact amount of fuel also is unknown.
The youth was identified as Glenn Guerrero, 17, of 81/2-Mile Camp near Keaau.
Guerrero had a gunshot wound in the head, police said. No weapon was found. Police believe the shooting took place between noon and 3:50 p.m. when Guerrero met someone at the ballpark.
Traffic investigators said the absence of street lighting on Ahua Street near Mokumoa Street may have contributed to the 2 a.m. crash. A street light in the area was not working.
The Honolulu man, who suffered massive head injuries, a broken leg and other internal injuries, was rushed to Queen's Hospital.
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