Vol. 11, Issue 138 - Thursday, May 18, 2006
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HAWAIIANS PROTEST TARO PATENTS:
Hanohano Naehu, above center, headed toward the of University of Hawaii's John A. Burns School of Medicine where he helped chain and padlock the front door in protest of the university's patents on taro.
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Native Hawaiians temporarily shut UH medical school
The demonstration was held in protest of UH taro patents.
Tesoro to store more asphalt
The refinery will increase storage capacity to avoid future shortages.
12-year minimum term is set in Manoa robbery
The parole board ignores Shaun Rodrigues' pleas of innocence.
Beauty zone
Beauty stores let customers experiment until they find the right products.
Cinderella Bears give Baldwin first state golf banner
Baldwin's top four outshoot Punahou's best by a stroke for a historic win for the Valley Isle.
Kakaako legislation carries unintended consequences
The bill would prevent lofts from being built at a planned biomedical complex.
State officials obligated to keep eye on insurance rates
The state's oversight of health insurance premium increases will lapse next month.
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