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May 2001

[V.6, No. 109 - Tue., May 1, 2001]
Hit-run kills police officer; Civil service reform a tossup; Mauna Kea threat disputed; Kaukonahua victim's funeral; Hawaiian convention approaching; Ehime Maru victim funds; Neighborhood Board elections; Excise tax hike possible
[V.6, No. 110 - Wed., May 2, 2001]
Labor overhaul passes Legislature; Fixed costs 40% of state budget; Minimum-wage hike OKd; Education, campaign reform killed; Treasury chief at ADB; Communication helps ADB; Kamehameha lease fee reduction; Las Vegas hit-and-run charges; City relocating offices
[V.6, No. 111 - Thu., May 3, 2001]
HMSA rates set to rise; Waikiki hotels face ADB work stoppage; Union leaders shunning Dems; Farmers praying for rain; H-2 witness: Cops had shotgun; UH med school awards Smyser; Striking teachers center stage; Leaders say public won; Kauai sugar mill auction
[V.6, No. 112 - Fri., May 4, 2001]
Legislature: politics as usual are over; Senators end session; State tech crime law; Welfare cuts start soon; ADB protest plans; Hotel unions may strike; Kapolei library remains closed; Dead newborn's mom arrested; Mirikitani going to trial
[V.6, No. 113 - Sat., May 5, 2001]
Hotel talks optimistic; Barriers block convention sidewalks; Ehime Maru recovery options; Gov open to health bill changes; Matlock Hale: Breaking the cycle; Raises funded by trade-offs; Sandy Beach monk seal; Native construction stands; Asia-Pacific mayors
[V.6, No. 114 - Sun., May 6, 2001]
Strike possible at hotels; All set for ADB meet tomorrow; Native groups voice complaints; 6-year-old fights cancer; Velzyland plan troubles surfers; Charter schools criticized; Chinatown cultural plan

[V.6, No. 115 - Mon., May 7, 2001]
No hotel strike; Cayetano welcomes ADB to isles; Molokai-Maui ferry starts; Kamehameha student wins national prize; Trauma still haunts isle vets; Students who serve; Sacred Falls; French bid for First Hawaiian
[V.6, No. 116 - Tue., May 8, 2001]
Hackers hit DLNR Web site; Protest criticizes cops, too; Exhibitors seek ADB contracts; BancWest sale approved; Unions OK hotel contract; Makakilo cross stands; Lifeguards busy; Businesses to fight Keeaumoku plan
[V.6, No. 117 - Wed., May 9, 2001]
ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK: ADB critics hit the streets; Hawaiian protest peaceful; President Bush urges results; Nearby stores gear up; Hawaii firms get a taste; Arakawa files countersuit; City computers bit by virus; Bankoh takes Aiea mill site
[V.6, No. 118 - Thu., May 10, 2001]
Hackers close UH Web site; ADB -- Asia, U.S. gains forecast; Protests peaceful; HMSA raising rates; Isles lag in school computing; Ocean carbon test OK'd; Carrier to launch 'Pearl Harbor'; Solar plane to monitor coffee
[V.6, No. 119 - Fri., May 11, 2001]
ADB 'green book' covered bases; Bronze Star brings closure; Arakawa seeks bail reduction; Suicide prevention; College graduations begin; Pali light helps some; Cannon Club to UH?; U.S.-China relations after EP-3; High school journalism awards
[V.6, No. 120 - Sat., May 12, 2001]
C. Brewer to sell all its assets; ADB leader gives Hawaii high marks; Speechless in Hawaii Kai; McVeigh execution reaction; New Arizona prison warden; Nurse shortage hits patient care; Reef runway pearl farm OK
[V.6, No. 121 - Sun., May 13, 2001]
Governor's approval plummets; News tussle brings best, worst; Nasty paper war ugly; Molokai nurses strike; Mother's Day business brisk; Report faults hospital crowding; Kaneohe addresses problems; Pohakuloa for heavy Army training; No rites for beret

[V.6, No. 122 - Mon., May 14, 2001]
Strikers felt wide support; Court hits medical marijuana; Honolulu now and then; Kahuku school on national 'wired' list; Senator to revive traffic measures; Fire leaves nothing but courage; 2 stabbed outside Liliha bank
[V.6, No. 123 - Tue., May 15, 2001]
Poll: GOP does good; HPD criminal probe of Mansho; Arakawa's bail reduced; Police historian remembers; Father's promise fulfilled; Molokai nurses strike continues; Campus commercialism; DOE sued over 'Net porn; Hawaii Kai phone repairs
[V.6, No. 124 - Wed., May 16, 2001]
Escapee caught; Strike surplus up for grabs; Poll: Most agree with Waddle punishment; Anti-frog solution worries EPA; Girl offers hope in tragedy; Marijuana conference aimed at doctors; Makua fight may not be over
[V.6, No. 125 - Thu., May 17, 2001]
Prisoners get early furloughs; Dispute halts mail; WWII museum fund drive; Teachers rise in pay ranking; Sia indicted again; Escapee evaluation in cell; Crime-spree suspect captured; Adult business reprieve; Estate's revenues hit record
[V.6, No. 126 - Fri., May 18, 2001]
Plane ditches off Big Island; Magistrate to oversee state hospital; Census: Population aging; Officer Padayao remembered; GOP up for convention; Kukui Gardens rent; Isle JACL founder dies; UH cleared in 'sunshine' lawsuit; More police urged for road
[V.6, No. 127 - Sat., May 19, 2001]
All survived plane crash; HPD recalls patrol carts; Guiding city ethics; Kahoolawe exhibit gets funding; OHA's plan to buy Waimea Falls; Ex-KHON reporter sues for bias; Escapee called good man; Part-timer sues ITT; Hispanic spirit finds home; Uyesugi to appeal ruling; Volcano Watch
[V.6, No. 128 - Sun., May 20, 2001]
Press meet stars on day of infamy; Hawaii household census; Aloha Coach Les; Master canoe builders; Republican party convention; Nurses leave picket line; No loss in life in plane crash; HPD waits for parts; Air museum on movie's wings

[V.6, No. 129 - Mon., May 21, 2001]
'Pearl' ships in money; Wild pigs invade neighborhoods; Lingle plots GOP targets; Kim trip to push economy; School teaches parents too; 11-year-old wins Jennie K.; Repeaters rule Molokai race; Ferry service expanding
[V.6, No. 130 - Tue., May 22, 2001]
Pearl Harbor premiere; Pearl Harbor impressive; Lower quality of kids' lives; Hurricane predictions; Waimea school evacuated; Ewa Villages restitution; Oahu-Maui ferries planned; School Web sites get awards; Waikiki police shooting decision
[V.6, No. 131 - Wed., May 23, 2001]
Hawaii schools need repair; Waikiki church statue smashed; Chef Chai selling restaurants; ilm worries Japanese Americans; Arakawa sues Ambroses; Rare craft sinks; Cigarette store raid; Dredging pollution fears; Hanauma mounds
[V.6, No. 132 - Thu., May 24, 2001]
Inouye gains from D.C. power shift; Oahu schools earn honors; Kakaako move costly for city; Kewalo dolphin dies; City OKs land deal; School utility room explodes; Isle study validates PET; Tommy D finds national audience
[V.6, No. 133 - Fri., May 25, 2001]
Senate shift aids Native bill; Freight Train 053 comes home; Poipu beach is best; 1-eyed pilot ruling reversed; Gov: Let people vote on gambling; Board urges water conservation; Reunion after 43 years; Rare alala presumed dead; 'Knife' draws patients to isles; Officer found dead; OHA: Delay Waimea condemnation; Man admits HPD auto fraud
[V.6, No. 134 - Sat., May 26, 2001]
QUEST overpays $7 million; Cause of Jones' wreck unsolved; $4 million Public Safety discrimination award; Lawmakers visit state hospital; Hawaii aviator buried at Arlington; Bush official here on N. Korea; Suspended mail resumes
[V.6, No. 135 - Sun., May 27, 2001]
Isles' tech potential high; Diabetics hurt by slippas; Helping kids avoid violence; Special Olympian strives for gold; Sea searchers use skill; Antennas worry Lanikai; Gov, GOP squabble over gambling; Police carts to return soon; Kauai students take third

[V.6, No. 136 - Mon., May 28, 2001]
City paramedic exodus; Memorial Day: Pacific Islanders hailed, Nisei in Okinawa battle unsung, Military history museum; CARE for kids; Maui film fest; N.Shore subdivision questioned
[V.6, No. 137 - Tue., May 29, 2001]
Main break bursts theaters' bubble; On the bottom of the world; Spot the space station; Signs mourn Ambrose; Kawela facility challenged; Peacetime deaths remembered; Missouri plans tech tours; Lanterns mark Toro Nagashi; Reapportionment
[V.6, No. 138 - Wed., May 30, 2001]
Arson spree hits schools; Home sweet home in isles; Ka Iwi park roadblock; Special session; Judge denies Arakawa claim; Algae slimes Maui; Probation in sex assault; State pushes trail safety; Hawaii draft rate low; MIA remains; Kapolei Library funds sought
[V.6, No. 139 - Thu., May 31, 2001]
Auto thefts zoom; UH computer contract; Lumahai Beach lands; ADB cost; Teen Challenge fraud; School supplies needed; Top scholar; Teens' diabetes; Marijuana 'miracle drug'; Huge city budgets; Gay-bashing restrictions; 'Pearl' crash cause

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