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Vol. 11, Issue 95 - Wednesday, April 5, 2006

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WAIKIKI BEACHES REOPEN: Signs warning of contaminated water were removed yesterday from Waikiki beaches, yet swimmers were few along popular shorelines like the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.

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Hawaii News

» State reopens Waikiki beaches

» Man dying after fall into polluted Ala Wai

» Few diseases after rain, spills

» Kukui renters demand information about buyer

» Kailua Reservoir to be emptied

» Tax credit for flood losses considered

» Inouye adds $33.5M in flood aid to funding bill

» Kayak tour group rescued off west Maui

» Dispute delays man's sentence

» School spending above average

» Navy to end deal with vendors at memorial

» Wind rotor blamed for toppling utility poles in March

» Kamehameha trust gains $600M

» Bill on political donations tabled

» More starbulletin.com T-shirt winners

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Kokua Line

» Corky's Hawaii

» Island Images

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» Google chef at benefit with Sam Choy

» Electric Kitchen: Brunch classics

» Adulterous journey follows a twisting path

» Da Kine

» By Request

» On the Scene

» Wine

Sports

» Sample training, hoping to stick

» UH works hard for match vs. last-place San Diego

» Rhani Kaneaiakala : In dad's footsteps

» Spring Break doesn't slow Iolani

» Kamehameha hands top-ranked Iolani first loss

» Hawaii Beat

» Golf Notebook

» High School Notebook

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» Oahu house prices hit record $650,000

» Business Briefs

» TheBuzz

» Visitor Arrivals

» Market Watch

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Small steps help Hawaii save its place in China tourism

» Corky's Editorial Cartoon

» Under the Sun

» Letters

State reopens Waikiki beaches

Health officials credit the sun, wind and tides for quickly clearing contaminated waters.

Man dying after fall into polluted Ala Wai harbor

34-year-old mortgage loan officer Oliver Johnson has flesh-eating disease.

Google chef Desimone at benefit with Sam Choy

Chef brings healthy philosophy to benefit dinner with Sam Choy.

Sample training, hoping to stick

He is filling in for injured Ross Dickerson while waiting for word on his eligibility from the NCAA.

Oahu house prices hit record $650,000

One expert says the monthly statistics are deceptive and the island's housing market has cooled off.

Small steps help Hawaii save its place in China tourism

Hawaii and China have signed an agreement for cooperation on tourism.

	Kokua Line June Watanabe
	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	On the Scene John Berger
	By Request Betty Shimabukuro
	TheBuzz Erika Engle
	Under the Sun Cynthia Oi
	Editorial Cartoon Corky Trinidad

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