July 2002
Teachers collect bonuses; Divers retrieve Blowhole victim; Business meeting for Hawaiians; Waiahole water fallout; No drug tests planned at schools; 3 teachers earn Milken award; Pumpin' and posin'
[V.7, No. 183 - Tue., July 2, 2002]
Isle airport among safest; Failing-school policy in works; Illegal fireworks cache found; Fort Street Mall may get upgrade; Panel takes transgender bias cases; Blowhole victim was class leader; ID of remains gives family closure; Alien smuggler gets 10 years
[V.7, No. 184 - Wed., July 3, 2002]
Condo resales surge on Oahu; Rules sink plans for Natatorium; Liquor inspector gives bribe details; Killing suspect gets extended term; Airport boss arrested; Government payrolls edge up; Facility cleaned of asbestos; Maui woman hits Vegas jackpot; Man critical after Pauoa shooting
[V.7, No. 185 - Thu., July 4, 2002]
Election panel widens probe; Red, white and true blue; Law pinches Hawaiian schools; Senate to discuss native Hawaiians; Anzai says airport probe growing; The speck detective; Lawmaker pleads innocent; Mansho cell placement questioned; Movie shoot to close streets; Nabors sells land;
[V.7, No. 186 - Fri., July 5, 2002]
No major fireworks injuries; Home decimated by typhoon; Islanders put on a patriotic party; Dolphins' sonar rivals eyesight; Maui Council considers reorganizing; 3 Yacht Club boat fires may be arson; MADD pushes for tougher laws; Homeowners may have right to settlement
[V.7, No. 187 - Sat., July 6, 2002]
Dems to wait on campaign reforms; A drowning season; 2nd liquor inspector pleads guilty; Ex-city official files for Council; Group seeks fireworks exemption; Kauai Electric briefing; Cosmetic dentistry booming; Amendments will go on state ballot; Arson suspected in boat blazes; Man pleads guilty in beating
Armed officers to patrol airports; Poi takes a pounding; Seminary class largest in 20 years; RIMPAC sailor dies; Native Hawaiian vote sought; Frog battle plan unveiled; More than just meals; Ford Island joins Navy intranet; Drug-mixing dangers explored; Accident hurts 8 Marines; Weekend Scene; Lawmaker may seek veto challenge; School site wins national honor; Guam disaster area declared [V.7, No. 189 - Mon., July 8, 2002] Donations keeps museum open; Sneaking up the stairs; Special session is ruse, dems say; UH studies runoff effect on reefs; Stranded dolphin dies; Yoshimura quits lt. gov race; Weekend Scene; ConAgra Foods sponsors bowl; Group seeks plans for water quality [V.7, No. 190 - Tue., July 9, 2002] Cancer risk ends study; City defies Council on festivals; Crowded gov field spurs early ads; Sisters die in Big Isle accident; Special session bid fails; Airports to get more bomb detectors; Chuuk seeks aid in storm's wake; Charter schools project deficits; No jail for gambling defendants [V.7, No. 191 - Wed., July 10, 2002] Warrior football to air live for a fee; Tax revenues drop below projection; City presses on with beach fests; HPD major allegedly lied about meals; Noted promoter and war vet dies; Malahoff joins New Zealand team; Trial opens in murder of transient; Councilman's aide chosen as successor [V.7, No. 192 - Thu., July 11, 2002] Isle corn may help herpes drug bid; Medical pot users claim harassment; Ala Wai dredging plans unveiled; Typhoon survivors land here; 9-11 memento motivates sailors; Uncertainty led to revenue miscue; Skin fix good for Asians; Suzuki allegedly tied to wire fraud; Group joins Hawaiian Homes case; Maui fugitive reported on Oahu [V.7, No. 193 - Fri., July 12, 2002] FBI aids in probe of stolen secrets; Enrollment of non-Hawaiian; Grand jury indicts 5 for taxes; Gov eyes hurricane fund again; Boat harbor panel submits plan; Documentary looks at dengue; Troops in Bosnia needed; Hawaii Soldiers aid Guam; OHA considers Ala Moana move [V.7, No. 194 - Sat., July 13, 2002] Officials 'account for' stolen files; Harris backs down on Sunset; Maui dad sticks to school plans; Rules may hinder pool rebuilding; Court denies veto challenge; Kauai film commissioner leaving; Citizens give input on harbor; Kauai Electric sale still alive; Military widows fight for benefits [V.7, No. 195 - Sun., July 14, 2002] McCubbin defends admissions; Signal snafu snarls traffic; Aloha from Honolulu,... N.C.; Destroyer takes parting shots; Citizenship offer opens doors; Ceded land revenue data demanded; Ailing birds find nests of support; Fee hike boosts birth defect prevention [V.7, No. 196 - Mon., July 15, 2002] Wreckage spotted on Maui; Newfound hormone risks; High-rises may lack water to fight fires; Feral friends; PTSA wants isle kids to stay put; Group pressures to get tugboat; Work starts on Hawaii Kai sign; Doctors respond to Chuuk disaster; Accident in Nanakuli kills driver [V.7, No. 197 - Tue., July 16, 2002] Angry ohana grills trustees; 4 bodies found in downed plane; Bush's sonar OK raises concern; Isles shine in solar-heart ranking; Ex-St. Louis star dies in crash; Kahanamoku stamp celebration set; Brunch on the Beach heads for park; Lt. gov race draws big field; Hanneman says mayor or bust [V.7, No. 198 - Wed., July 17, 2002] Petition calls for school changes; Police return pakalolo; Coffee growers urge delay of biotech crop; McKinley sued over 'God' code; Romance met tragic end on Maui; '211' service arrives in isles; Berm proposed to prevent flooding; Victim was drunk during bus crash [V.7, No. 199 - Thu., July 18, 2002] Kamehameha reviews admissions; Leasehold bill advances; Haiku Stairs reopen in August; UH mulls marine-biology degree; Hilton picketers arrested; Officials examining crash site; New day for UH med school; Kona historical park to grow; Anderson backs lottery; DUI finding shocks family [V.7, No. 200 - Fri., July 19, 2002] Delays possible at polls; Maui approves smoking ban; Schools chief gets good marks; Creator of code 'disgusted'; Official reverses finding on special-ed; Transfers from failing schools; Kamehameha forum draws anger; Isle kidnappings rare; Police seize more pot from medical user [V.7, No. 201 - Sat., July 20, 2002] 2 drown at Hanauma Bay; No reports of E. coli in isles; Ruling hurts isle tourney invites; HPD dumps 3-wheeled scooters; Marines pitch for Waikane; Schooner Lynx sails back; Hirono officially joins Gov race; Kim signs medical pot rules; UH focuses on native Hawaiian health; New AIDS cases drop | Criticism dampens Hanauma plan; Kamehameha holding on; Bu's back in race for gov; Candidates lay out school plans; Isle Guard practices urban warfare; Maui crash victim gave freely; Family fulfilled in carving; Group helps build homes of hope; Fire flanks Plantation Village; Etheridge searing [V.7, No. 203 - Mon., July 22, 2002] Bankoh to cut 250 workers; Problems at UH center; UH to devise nuclear-test detector; Royal Hawaiian culling palm trees; New UH office; Crosswalk concerns victim's family; Lingle outlines the issues; Remote satellites; Albert Takeo Teruya / Businessman; Residents gripe about wild pigs [V.7, No. 204 - Tue., July 23, 2002] Police arrest Harris aide; Kauai economic leader arrested; Woman wins breast-surgery suit; Police officer held after standoff; Isles near bottom on plumbing; Immersion school test planned; Sugar mill fire suspicious; School's ukuleles stolen; Musician asks return of computer; Racing possible cause of crash; Aloha Festivals plan rebound [V.7, No. 205 - Wed., July 24, 2002] GOP's biggest challenge since '59; Races crowded for Council seats; Education Board race gears up; Former mayor files for council seat; Families enter political fray; Elections candidates; Keep Felix oversight, says court; Maili Elementary gets cool air ; Baldwin accused in jet sale; Church property dispute [V.7, No. 206 - Thu., July 25, 2002] Mold plagues Hilton tower; Waianae brushfire flares up; Oahu beach one of nation's dirtiest; Property tax measure advances; Candidates tackle state finances; Police sued over medical pot; Pearl sailor charged in 2 slayings; OHA draws smaller field; OHA opposes leasehold bill; Teacher to answer porn charges; PET scanner goes mobile; Noted zoo tree to be felled [V.7, No. 207 - Fri., July 26, 2002] City events cost $1.5 million; Waianae charter school escapes fire; Mold problems in Waikiki; Kahue has history of volatility; 7,000 call to alter school policy; Man pleads guilty in death of cop; Baldwin denies Arizona theft; Council upset over park cost; Pet quarantine proposal killed; Aastronomers discover 18 minicomets; Hawaii gets $1.1 million grant [V.7, No. 208 - Sat., July 27, 2002] Maui mice spread typhus; 2 varieties of mold at Hilton; Education officials ready transfer plan; Methane problem stumps state; Man convicted in brother's death set free; Driver in fatal crash gets reprieve; Program assists abused spouses; Council to consider Hilton plan; Father, 2 sons still missing [V.7, No. 209 - Sun., July 28, 2002] Feds want Ewa profit back; Power of Pele; Seniors' suicide rate up; Reservists serve isle community; Murder charge possible in stabbing; Isle snakehead unlike mainland fish; Fatigue eyed in 2000 jet crash [V.7, No. 210 - Mon., July 29, 2002] School traffic woes restart; Cockfight raid nets 3 arrests; Hawaiian activists want U.S. out; Flags still flying for the 'General'; Family sweeps at 4-H livestock show; Hawaii flower patriarch dies at 91; Drug prices rise for state employees; Weekend Scene; UH honors outstanding students [V.7, No. 211 - Tue., July 30, 2002] Lingle blasts gov's critique; Isle postal worker is theft suspect; Schools brace for teacher cuts; Charges against cop dismissed; Ordeal highlights growing plight; Identifying remains brings closure; Abuse in stabbing suspect's past; Council targets zoning loopholes; Court to review deportation [V.7, No. 212 - Wed., July 31, 2002] Lingle brings in the most money; Legal woes cost Harris $200,000; Moot mayor's race burns $1 million; Free-ride senators sitting pretty; UH sports suffers its largest deficit; GOP claims gov violated ethics rules; Mail theft includes credit cards; Kayaker was 80 miles from Big Isle; State urging action against rodents |
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