Police kill gunman at party; Special session opens; Many file for lieutenant governor; School connects past, present; Dental clinic gets funding; Volcano mystery solved; Hawaii economy last in '90s; OHCRA opens with upset; The Al and Charlyn show [V.6, No. 144 - Tue., Jun. 5, 2001] Police defend fatal shooting; Hawaii man wins a million; Trapasso new UH baseball coach; Research reveals cell communications; Realtors' board lowers fees; Special session expansion plans; Gay rights meetings split; Mansho impeachment drive [V.6, No. 145 - Wed., Jun. 6, 2001] More rain possible; Hit-run suspect has long record; Hawaiian homesteads detailed; Legislator defends letter; Mercury cleanup not done; Ehime Maru plan; Royal Kunia golf plan; Council mulls Kahala Mandarin; Blockbuster offers settlement [V.6, No. 146 - Thu., Jun. 7, 2001] DOE plans to cut $11 mil; Telemedicine helping; Ehime Maru respects; Council balks at union pay plan; Waimea condemnation plan advances; Feds set aside land for elepaio; Hit-and-run suspect charged; Pros tap 10 more; Fewer tech jobs [V.6, No. 147 - Fri., Jun. 8, 2001] Teacher bonus limbo; McVeigh victim's family speaks; Lights on, police not home; Case on public service; Teamwork floats Kamehameha Day float; Teacher pay ads erred; DUI loophole seen; Kapono nightclub opens; Hurricane fund [V.6, No. 148 - Sat., Jun. 9, 2001] City may allow crosses; Waihee spending questioned; UH cat shootings; State sues tech firm; Legislators end special session; Paddling group drops DNA demand; State OKs timber harvest; Campaign educates on smoking; Molokai nurses still on strike [V.6, No. 149 - Sun., Jun. 10, 2001] Pit bull kills toddler; $4.6 million bump in bypass; Plugged in: Renewable resources; 3 dead in collisions; Kamehameha Day Parade; License plate seizure; Safe haven or training ground?; Bird refuge expansion; Wahine help Habitat for Humanity [V.6, No. 150 - Mon., Jun. 11, 2001] McVeigh victims' families move forward; Educations savings accounts questioned; Philippine Independence Day teaches youth; Boater averts tragedy; Naked swimmer to try again; Killer dog's history [V.6, No. 151 - Tue., Jun. 12, 2001] Isle share of tax cut $172 mil; Egg regs won't go over easy; Family Planning seeks to renew link; Maryland school named for Matsunaga; Preschool funding sought; Mirikitani trial to begin; Limited quarantine refund offered; Renters balk at lease hikes [V.6, No. 152 - Wed., Jun. 13, 2001] Special-ed records subpoena; Debt drove Mirikitani, prosecution says; Crash leaves dreams unfulfilled; Japanese textbook denounced; City cross plan decried; New school name inspires; Doctor suspended in sex-assault case; Nene to return to Molokai; New prison readied [V.6, No. 153 - Thu., Jun. 14, 2001] Dispute delays surgeries; Hula Bowl teams up with NFL; Waimanalo pitches in after fire; War hero injured in robbery; 25 students exposed to measles; Wong charges out again; Mirikitani aide tells of 'deal'; Racing in the safer lane; OHA seeks Waimea [V.6, No. 154 - Fri., Jun. 15, 2001] Lanai plane crash kills one; One dead in Big Isle shooting; Law bites vicious dogs; Education bill to test schools; Rusti awaits greener pastures; 2nd aide implicates Mirikitani; Python on toilet; Mayor might keep car; Sierra Club rejected: Liberty House rumors [V.6, No. 155 - Sat., Jun. 16, 2001] Moving the Ehime Maru; Miss Hawaii 2001; Massive jellyfish invasion; Beacon led rescuers astray; Suicide, police shooting; Disabled sue over curbs; Airlines restricting pets; Volcanoes fed by hot spot; Defaulting firm getting another contract [V.6, No. 156 - Sun., Jun. 17, 2001] Damien gives up over safety issue; 6 finalists for OHA; Crash victim mourned by; Sisters share in joy of pageant; Fishery Council on bottomfishing ban; Pearl tugboat in tug-of-war; Manana road extension; Ancient village in Hawaii Kai; |
[V.6, No. 157 - Mon., Jun. 18, 2001] A Little Growing Room; Healing a son's heart; Kidnappings concern Filipinos; 107-year-old woman; Cancer patient's family in isles; NTSB - no problems with plane; H-1 fatality; Big Island suicide; Rainbow title to McLachlin; Kauai Marriott Resort sold [V.6, No. 158 - Tue., Jun. 19, 2001] Liberty House to be Macy's; Ex-Beatle settled confidentially; Hawaiian language in danger; Scientists intrigued by blooms; State and teachers settling bonus; Oahu's political pie; Rapist gets 80 years; Substance abuse down; OHA boycott; Mink in 'Traffic'; Felix investigation; Car allowance scandal [V.6, No. 159 - Wed., Jun. 20, 2001] OHA morale low, survey finds; Macy's rocks isle retail; Ka Iwi plan foes ignored; Mirikitani lied on tape, lawyers say; Palace group wants night closure; Ecstasy use up; Teens nabbed for prostitution; DOE ruled negligent; Lawmakers to grill Felix officials; Garden redesign spurs dispute [V.6, No. 160 - Thu., Jun. 21, 2001] Isle heart ills lowest; Thompson to resign as regent; Mortimer saw tough times; Damien parents dissatisfied; Mars watching; Mirikitani takes stand; Waihee funds; Waimea condemnation; 'Gateway' plan OKd; Checkups to A-bomb survivors [V.6, No. 161 - Fri., Jun. 22, 2001] Age-of-consent veto criticized; HGEA pay veto looms; School lunch price hike; Clifton chosen for Court; Residents oppose surf development; Mirikitani denies seeking kickbacks; Council sidelines Mirikitani; Fewer students in Hawaiian; OHA board splits; Fisheries [V.6, No. 162 - Sat., Jun. 23, 2001] HGEA, gov OK contract; Psychic 'sees' death of woman; Coast Guard hurting; Coast Guard rescues fishermen; Mirikitani denies deal with aide; $112,000 theft guilty plea [V.6, No. 163 - Sun., Jun. 24, 2001] Harris funds questionable; Failed bill banned contractor donations; Family ties strong in donations; Heavy rains expected; Cosmetic surgery: American Beauty; Waianae fire pushes limits; Red Cross needs help; Religious riders cruise; Special session [V.6, No. 164 - Mon., Jun. 25, 2001] Fight for Ford Island; Schools' leader seeks security; Korean war heroes; kennel creates controversy; Sovereignty action plan; Jewelry store hit twice; Star-Bulletin wins 9 awards; A taste of the islands [V.6, No. 165 - Tue., Jun. 26, 2001] State buys Ka Iwi Coast; Wife killed 5 kids in 1965; Veto override gains steam; Landfill expansion opposed; Treating mentally ill prisoners; >HPD recruits numbers rising; Bus, van fares will rise; UH plans around heiau; Minimum-wage increase [V.6, No. 166 - Wed., Jun. 27, 2001] Abortion pill offered; Report supports Hawaiians; Ka Iwi plan may be scaled back; Most dangerous Intersection; Not guilty plea in baby death; Fleas shut down school; Mirikitani says he was 'sloppy'; GOP sees politics in city party [V.6, No. 167 - Thu., Jun. 28, 2001] Tugboat strike possible; Playground equipment stolen; Yamaguchi Iron Chef; Optimism for Dobelle; State options for Wong; Suspect's abuse record; Ewa zoo plan advances; Transit hub scrapped; Fireworks fears; Doctor integrates therapies; Io's lessons for Earth; Abortion pill expensive [V.6, No. 168 - Fri., Jun. 29, 2001] Ed board debates NEA gay resolution; Ewa dump stirs complaints; Kimo McVay dead at 73; Mirikitani witnesses denigrated; Head Start theft spurs donations; Literacy standards endorsed; Tug union gets new offer; Override debate splits Dems; Kono wins Match Play [V.6, No. 169 - Sat., Jun. 30, 2001] Kauai missile tests return; Possible tugboat strike tomorrow; Chong sentenced to life; Mortimer confident he improved UH; State's Kalapana pledge; Golf course dump attracts vermin; No TV, news for Mirikitani jury; Maui mental care program lost |