Tugboat strike averted; Harris, Hirono gear up for battle; Ehime Maru victims expected in dive; Great white shark sighting; Praying to reject gay curriculum; Convention center wedding receptions; Tern Island project; Homesteaders worry; [V.6, No. 172 - Tue., Jul. 3, 2001] New UH President - Dobelle; City hosted brunches; The DOE's online school; Self-defense claimed in 86' death; Hawaiian rights rulings, soon; State joins drug lawsuit; The dangers of fireworks; [V.6, No. 173 - Wed., Jul. 4, 2001] Mirikitani guilty; Mirikitani urged to resign; Mirikitani's work noted; Traffic ticket quotas; New Leeward patrol district; Ford blamed in Maui death; Students celebrate July 4th; Fireworks permits fizzle; $3.8 mil. spent for ADB security; [V.6, No. 174 - Thu., Jul. 5, 2001] UH team finds clone problems; Makua legal battle begins; Girl inspires yacht; Fires keep 4th busy; Reunion spans globe; Worship sun, play with fire; Statue to honor paniolo; Landfill expansion opposed; State to run University Health Alliance [V.6, No. 175 - Fri., Jul. 6, 2001] Military spending builds in isles; Wailua river dam possible; What to do with Mirikitani; Namuo accepts OHA's offer; NEA wants vote on transgender issue; Problems hurt fireworks shows; [V.6, No. 176 - Sat., Jul. 7, 2001] Cal Lee to step down; Gill gains top spot; Drug court; Waikiki parking proposed; Extinct goose in Hilo exhibit; City complaint against union denied; Man fit to stand trial; Maui housing opposed; Age-of-consent, deadline Tuesday; McVay draws crowd one last time [V.6, No. 177 - Sun., Jul. 8, 2001] Shrieking frogs invade Oahu; Easing pet quarantine fees; Waikiki brunch protested; More delays for Helios flight; Pokai Bay park faces night closure; Mortgage services for Hawaiians; Saving Kapena Falls; Honoring 17 war vets; 442nd film planned [V.6, No. 178 - Mon., Jul. 9, 2001] Special session scheduled; Waikiki to get face lift; Brush fire burns 10 acres; Aid for Alzheimer's patients; Big Isle wreck kills 2; 60% of teens fail driving test; Healthy Baby contest; Waipahu park planned [V.6, No. 179 - Tue., Jul. 10, 2001] Lawmakers override veto; Veto override is historic for Hawaii; Mirikitani refuses to resign; Hanauma Bay lawsuit; Isle dental health plan investigated; Outrigger's $300 mil. project; Cal Lee -- political prospect; Makua Valley decision near [V.6, No. 180 - Wed., Jul. 11, 2001] Ambulance crews overworked; Override makes history; Little impact from law; Copycat cookie lawsuit; Hanauma Bay lawsuit; Family loses 2 in 2 months; Electric SUVs debut; Children's peace camp [V.6, No. 181 - Thu., Jul. 12, 2001] OHA suit dismissed; Felix subpoenas blocked; Feral cats attack woman; Isle brigade in fast-attack battle plan; Kaneshiro may run for mayor; 4 planets visible; Tax take climbs; Film hails nisei Few appeals reach board; McVay exoneration; 12-year-old pitches perfect game [V.6, No. 182 - Fri., Jul. 13, 2001] Air One crippled on rescue; Barrett loses OHA lawsuit; Trying to catch a 100 ft. wave; Cats attack in Moilili; Feeding feral felines cause problems; LeMahieu gets passing grade; Namuo brought into OHA [V.6, No. 183 - Sat., Jul. 14, 2001] Navy details Ford Island plans; Air One has a close call; Unpleasent green algae on Maui; Couple guilty in tot's death; Father on trial for baby's death; Auditor sees conflict for Felix exec.; Pet Therapy dog lost; Recall petition for Mirikitani initiated [V.6, No. 184 - Sun., Jul. 15, 2001] Postpartum: Bond of Sorrow; UH fans upset over Fresno State date; Broken pipes disrupt Waianae; Kailua affected by Kaneohe water break; School honors MIS vets |
[V.6, No. 185 - Mon., Jul. 16, 2001] HAL spends $1 billion on new jets; Hamakua Ditch cost farmers; Mothers who kill show warnings; 'Field of dreams' to debute; Woman still looking for husband; FDA closes fish auction; Royalty arrive for tea ceremony [V.6, No. 186 - Tue., Jul. 17, 2001] Cease-fire holds at Makua; Odors at Kakaako building; Chef Chai loses appeal; Paper plane toss wins Hummer; Landfill expansion upsets residents; Judge leaves for school; Cayetano backs Felix probe [V.6, No. 187 - Wed., Jul. 18, 2001] UH-Maui in works; Lead paint may uproot Head Start; Murder arrest after 26 years; Duke stamp OK near; Battle for the breakers; Ehime Maru readied; Kikaida returns; Lindsey wants trial moved; U.S. House districts in for change; BancWest ups provisions for bad loans [V.6, No. 188 - Thu., Jul. 19, 2001] ACLU reverses Thomas snub; Honolulu modifies Web directory; Suspect fights extradition; Bush invited to Pearl anniversary; Dobelle emphasizes outreach; Assault victim a survivor; Camping ban repeal proposed [V.6, No. 189 - Fri., Jul. 20, 2001] State funds stolen; Possible $2.l million more for park; Roadwork worries merchants; Inouye hopeful on ADB bill; Maui crash 1 year later; Ag theft law helps farmers; Neighborhoods split in redraw [V.6, No. 190 - Sat., Jul. 21, 2001] Teachers angry at state over bonuses; Hilo firm ending fish auctions; Hope for another unsolved case; Media barred from proceedings; Senate takes up revised Akaka bill; Micronesians still suffering; Grants for better water [V.6, No. 191 - Sun., Jul. 22, 2001] An Adoption Nightmare; Mayor says cleanup fund was included; Longline fishing may spare turtles; Lines could still snag turtles; Groups want leash law; Reserves easy on employers; Yellow watermelons [V.6, No. 192 - Mon., Jul. 23, 2001] PTSA’s new president is hands-on; Females over 50 alerted to heart risk; Dr. Gunther Hintz, the medicine man; Pali's slick road blamed for accidents; Homeless man arrested in stabbing; Kapiolani honor society acclaimed; Abuse allegations at teen camp [V.6, No. 193 - Tue., Jul. 24, 2001] Akaka bill to be considered; Honolulu wage survey; Cayetano wants separate deal; Dolphin rescue fails; Wild pig gouges woman; HGEA ratifies agreement; Edmonds refuses extradition; Dad says negligence killed baby [V.6, No. 194 - Wed., Jul. 25, 2001] New pitch for isle baseball; Army may replace Makua; School opens under cloud; Mercury theft tallied; Kapiolani plan stalls; Akaka bill poses leadership question; Park deed a 'minor' concern; Reef review spurs worry; Fungus hits Big Isle papayas [V.6, No. 195 - Thu., Jul. 26, 2001] Hawaii has most state workers; Lindsey's appeal dismissed; Warm and dry winter predicted; Grades K-5 for St. Louis considered; 5 indicted in fire-for-hire ploy; Off-leash dog park bill; Hawaii same-sex numbers up [V.6, No. 196 - Fri., Jul. 27, 2001] Bible gains ground at BOE; Fixing a Stairway to Heaven; Football star accused of ID theft; Alzheimer's effects differ; Lindsey trial to move; Bar slapped with $31,500 fine; Enomoto defends fines to his bars [V.6, No. 197 - Sat., Jul. 28, 2001] No jail time for email threats; Creationism not in science class; Hospital audit covers old issues; Maui whiz kid; Protection for service dogs; Missing man suffers dementia; Kauai power study could lower cost [V.6, No. 198 - Sun., Jul. 29, 2001] HSTA, state to talk Tuesday; Abercrombie hopes for relocation; Shrieking frog infestation; New energy efficient system; Taxpayers not thrilled by refund; Mililani traffic work proceeds; Educating about Hawaiian culture |