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Vol. 11, Issue 168 - Saturday, June 17, 2006

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ISLAND IMAGES » The 25 graduating members of the 13th Law Enforcement Recruit Class of the Department of Public Safety saluted the American flag last night during ceremonies at the Queen Kapiolani Hotel.

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Hawaii News

» The 2,500th killed in Iraq

» Wilcox Hospital prepares for strike

» Hawaii vacation a popular dream

» Lab School donations reach nearly $16,000

» Securities scam burns 20 investors in Hawaii

» Color confusion

» Kauai police gets another new chief

» Sunken vessel in Thailand confirmed as U.S. WWII sub

» Panel pares dam investigator list

» Proposal could end tax dispute

» Tour bus driver is fired after refusing drug test

» Hui Malama accused of breach of contract

» War sanctuary's creation has isle roots

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Whatever Happened

» Island Images

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» Promises of home

» Barometer of Cool

» The Hit List

» Religion Briefs

» Island Mele

» Wood Craft

Sports

» Fujikawa's major experience ends

» Season ticket sales drop

» Hawaii Beat

» Sidelines

» Ching's Diary

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» Heads start to roll at KHON-TV

» Construction boom magnifies scarcity of crane operators

» Business Briefs

» Unemployment

» Hawaii Stock Index

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Ruling might be break for sovereignty backers

» Find way to end Palestinian crisis

» Letters

The 2,500th killed in Iraq

A Kaneohe Marine's death on patrol becomes a war milestone.

Wilcox Hospital prepares for strike

Talks with nurses end; action could be taken next week.

Color confusion

The refusal of city workers to collect some green-waste bins angers a neighborhood.

Promises of home

An interfaith program offers homeless families the tools they need to get back on their feet.

Fujikawa's major experience ends

For one day, the 15-year old Moanalua student shoots better than some of the world's best.

Heads start to roll at KHON-TV

Those receiving notices were mostly part-timers who knew they were going to be let go.

Ruling might be break for sovereignty backers

An appeals court must reconsider its decision allowing taxpayers to challenge state expenditures on Hawaiian programs.

	Island Images S-B Photographers
	Island Mele John Berger
	Wood Craft Ben Wood
	Sidelines Kalani Simpson

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