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Vol. 11, Issue 105 - Saturday, April 15, 2006

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CLEANUP BEGINS » Eugene Lee, right, acting director of the city Department of Design and Construction, took U.S. Sen. Dan Inouye, left, Mayor Mufi Hannemann and others to view rain-affected areas of Round Top Drive yesterday.

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Hawaii News

» Cleanup begins today at bridge

» Inouye presses for quick road fix

» Liquor law extortion plot charged

» Hirono starts with biggest war chest

» Cutting reliance on oil urged

» Politicians lead march for the homeless

» Program for Hawaiians' land leases begins

» Flood victims hoping for disaster declaration

» Insurers to provide monitoring for 43,500

» Arms-deal case a mix-up, attorney says

» Police seek suspects in 3 bank robberies

» Postal Service to oblige last-minute tax filings

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Whatever Happened

» Island Images

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» Barometer of Cool

» The Hit List

» Religion Briefs

» View from the Pew

» Island Mele

» Wood Craft

» On Faith

Sports

» Japan vaults into first

» Teams try on new system

» Warriors waste Cougars

» Rainbows' bats scorch Wolf Pack

» PGA Grand Slam may be going to Las Vegas

» Kahuku, Kaiser come through in OIA East meet

» Hawaii Beat

» Sidelines

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» Young Bros. runs out of room at Maui harbor

» Business Briefs

» Unemployment

» Market Watch

» Hawaii Stock Index

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Racetrack tax credit a problematic idea from the starting line

» Chief never stopped serving his community

» Letters

Cleanup begins today at bridge

Ala Wai Boat Harbor: Debris is stuck after 50 million gallons of sewage went into canal.

Inouye presses for quick road fix

Round Top Drive: Long-term stabilization of the hill could cost more than $20 million.

Liquor law extortion plot charged

Federal takeover of the liquor board is threatened with this latest indictment.

Old-country egg artistry

No one takes the Easter egg more seriously than Eastern European Christians for whom the decorating of eggs developed into an art form.

Japan vaults into first

The competition goes down to the final vault and Japan sticks it.

No. 2 UH sweeps No. 4 BYU

The Warriors men’s volleyball squad makes short work of the Cougars, 30-14, 30-21, 30-21; the teams tangle again tonight.

Young Bros. runs out of room at Maui harbor

Young Brothers wants to stop shipping non-container cargo.

Racetrack tax credit a problematic idea from the starting line

A bill to grant state tax credits for a new motor sports facility has been shelved.

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	Island Mele John Berger
	View from the Pew Mary Adamski
	Wood Craft Ben Wood
	Sidelines Kalani Simpson

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