June 2002
Democrats vow unity; Candidates jockey; Campaign workers left hanging; HSTA chooses candidates; 2 Hilo men found shot to death; Maui grad caught with pants on; Kotis found guilty; Stadium sees fewer lei sellers; 25-year term handed down in sex assault; Liquor inspector stand-ins are hired
Dems fight for political life; Big Isle fires get outside aid; Project Graduation; 6 minutes off Midway; Miracle at Midway; Quest for the badge; Death with dignity makes platform; Hale O Ulu reaps crop of students; Girl Scouts honored; Protesters decry Kewalo dolphin lab [V.7, No. 154- Mon., June 3, 2002] Governor fires up Dems; Deeds in 'forgotten' WWII battles; Military policy on strays criticized; HPU's future lies in Kaneohe; Power loss disrupts businesses; Kauai relief shelter built for pets; 1 charged and 1 held in 2 murders; 2 Waihees take on campaigns [V.7, No. 155 - Tue., June 4, 2002] Big Isle police file murder confession; Isle firm taps federal gold mine; Python found in airport plant bin; HPD defends strip club stakeout; Baby's death could bring 20 years; Midway vets recall Navy sacrifice; Aloha Tower reopens; Kailua man held without bail; Autism-care contracts delayed [V.7, No. 156 - Wed., June 5, 2002] Lease-to-fee cases clouded; Diocese claims 'zero tolerance'; Waimea housing draws flak; More murder charges on Big Isle; Charter schools may face probation; Lingle vows end to corruption; Marijuana prosecution nets coach; Mayor seeks voter referendum; Big Island could mimic eruption [V.7, No. 157 - Thu., June 6, 2002] Oahu home prices soar; Dad agonizes over son's death; Lessons of Midway resonate; A center of their own; Skeptics said it couldn't be done; Center looks to be place of activity; Council trying to fix lease law; Tax-break extension in trouble; Waialae boy hailed as hero; Big Isle council OKs tax hike [V.7, No. 158 - Fri., June 7, 2002] Classifying high school sports; Filipino's have rich isle history; Cachola removed as chairman; Hawaii children healthy; Court records detail grisly killing; Drug offender bill ready to sign; HPD issues 2,192 seat-belt tickets; Isles' bioterror plan approved; Group urges Waimea land trust [V.7, No. 159 - Sat., June 8, 2002] UH sees surge in students applying; State studies early release of prisoners; Kauai road project draws anger; Transgender will graduate in dress; Detective says suspect apologized; Police say cousin confessed; Killing self-defense, lawyer says; Burning season; Suit claims abuse of whistle-blowers [V.7, No. 160 - Sun., June 9, 2002] Building boom; Isles await partial eclipse; Waikiki to unveil Duke stamp; Hotline to help uninsured kids; Pageant opportunity came dancing; Aloha flows at parade; Science opens doors to Maui student; Feds review Midway ecotourism; EPA honors best clean-up crews [V.7, No. 161 - Mon., June 10, 2002] Weather, seawalls cited in Maui beach erosion; Critical-habitat plans worry landowners; Isle pilots hurt in Bosnian crash; Cell-phone accessories curb driver distraction; Closed captions delay Kauai broadcasts; Mayor envisions 'sustainable' Oahu [V.7, No. 162 - Tue., June 11, 2002] Isles top nation for thefts; Sailor in custody after pair found dead; Dive shops on terror alert; Eclipse attracts families to museum; Teen pleads guilty to murder; First woman dean of St. Andrew's; Judge to weigh DOE sanctions; Suit disputes Hawaiians' very status [V.7, No. 163 - Wed., June 12, 2002] Arrested males on 'ice' top 35%; Aiea graveyard endures; Fish size matters; Filipino center elicits praise; Arizona air crash kills isle man; Hilo plan means no ducks; Navy says murder weapons recovered; FBI warns local dive shops; Public health conference; Film explores town's Hawaiian roots [V.7, No. 164 - Thu., June 13, 2002] Developer told to build schools first; Petition calls for Maui priest's reinstatement; Chapel liquor OK raises concern; Dad found guilty in baby's death; Health woes may threaten security; Lindbergh home move up for review; OHA anxious about grant authority; Stroke survivors rediscover traveling [V.7, No. 165 - Fri., June 14, 2002] Vendors protest Kuhio Beach bidding; Old Glory still flies proudly; Slain woman filed abuse complaints; Rock solid; Anti-missile test hits mark; Bank exec indicted in sex assault; Man denies killing wife; Custom wheelchair ordered for boy [V.7, No. 166 - Sat., June 15, 2002] Harris vetoes building delays; Whale of a problem; Isle bishop backs strict priest policy; Accident victim was 'pit bull' cop; Hotel worker convicted in killing; Homeowner taking lava day by day; Wesley center offers second chance; HGEA to meet with Anderson, Hirono; Ships respond to injury at sea | Surfers fight Diamond Head plan; Predators on the 'Net; Isle fans cheer Rock's return; Changes set for paper; Paving a path to readiness; Junior CEOs succeed in Waikele; John O'Brien, ocean lab chief [V.7, No. 168 - Mon., June 17, 2002] Gift of sister's kidney; Isle woman gets $5 million from slots; Sunset on the Beach on the brink; Dads' extra special day; OHA-UH partnership; Sailor made death threats; Viewing of lava flows resumes; Star-Bulletin 25 strong in SPJ awards; Health Watch; Weekend Scene [V.7, No. 169 - Tue., June 18, 2002] Chiefs want better cop pay; Dods reportedly mulls gov bid; Hanauma fees pass 1st court test; Ex-trustee Lindsey pleads guilty; Pearl City sees signs of a thief; Harris likely to withdraw 2 suits; Rare blossom in bloom; Broken water main ties up traffic; Museum fights to stay open [V.7, No. 170 - Wed., June 19, 2002] UH near hiring new AD; Man arrested in Waikiki attacks; Campaign lawn signs, legal or not; Many disabled tickets dropped; Officials dispute Hawaii's ed rank; Mom says son likely 'snapped'; Hok Get gets star treatment; Laie scam artist gets 26 years; Financier avoiding testimony [V.7, No. 171 - Thu., June 20, 2002] Mililani builder to go forward; Attacks show needs of mentally ill; FBI issues July 4 terror warning; Dods a hot political topic; Navy air crews return home; Abuse haunts Big Isle man; Baby's health starts with B; OHA backs landowner; Kauai tech on fast track; Insurers must disclose premiums [V.7, No. 172 - Fri., June 21, 2002] 67 schools flunk fire code; Attacks focus concern on safety; Driver guilty in tourist's death; Ariyoshi says Dods would do well; Kauai looks at mayor's inaction; Gov gives A+ program $3.5 million; Man gets probation for scam role; Librarian gets positive evaluation [V.7, No. 173 - Sat., June 22, 2002] Inquiry targets Dem donors; Vote recount measure gets veto; Feds asked to stop funding Hawaiians; Panel approves new Mililani homes; State looks at reducing quarantine; Man gets 1 year for poaching isle coral; Dan Cooke leaving KITV; Kauai police chief granted hearing [V.7, No. 174 - Sun., June 23, 2002] Tied hands frustrate HPD; Johnson buys stake in Bulletin; Suspect shot after HPD car hit; Thieves stake out cemeteries; A clan of clowns; Education sprouts in Maui garden; Security goes to the (trained) dogs; Chickens devout over Maui church; Hurricane fund veto criticized [V.7, No. 175 - Mon., June 24, 2002] Dods won't run for governor; Smoking ban divides eateries; 3 retired ships will serve as targets; 'Lilo' is big hit nationwide; UH eases degree requirements; Cancer victim gets new treatment; Rain points to no-waste campaign; Life-saving dog earns medal; Lifeguards shielded from lawsuits [V.7, No. 176 - Tue., June 25, 2002] Ko Olina tax bill vetoed; Violent crime up 6.6%; Memo: Mansho abused trust; Dems recruit for gov, GOP says; Police radios malfunction again; Heart recipient back home; Mental exam ordered in attack; Program offers free gun locks; Kona power plant work begins [V.7, No. 177 - Wed., June 26, 2002] Mansho sentenced to a year in jail; Man's body found, woman rescued; 2 airport officials arrested; Lawmakers look to override vetoes; RIMPAC nations practice sub hunt; UH to study alternative medicine; Gov candidate, guilty for pot; Law will give victims more benefits [V.7, No. 178 - Thu., June 27, 2002] Hotels make big comeback; A road less traveled; Pledge ruling impact delayed; Mansho sentence pleases ex-aides; Council OKs bus transit plan; Lingle criticizes Ko Olina veto; A body of knowledge; Thrill-craft death probed; Kaui council may investigate mayor; Investment banker Daniel Case dies [V.7, No. 179 - Fri., June 28, 2002] Hawaii Winter Baseball on deck; State rep cheated on taxes, feds say; Crime class; OHA seeks prison for Hawaiians; Watada threatens contractor; Voucher ruling has no isle effect; Postage hike; Pflueger ordered to stop work; Mayor Kim wants emergency road; Reclaim stolen items [V.7, No. 180 - Sat., June 29, 2002] Waahila Ridge plan zapped; $241 million to state's military; Auto insurance favorable; Bias against transgendered; Maine case threatens isle plans; Pay cut repeal urged; Waikiki plans opposed; Schools' storeroom readies for closure; Wakisaka convicted of murder; Ex-trustee denied lawsuit |
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