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Vol. 12, Issue 76 - Saturday, March 17, 2007

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NEW CHANCELLOR: Virginia Hinshaw was introduced as new University of Hawaii-Manoa chancellor yesterday by UH President David McClain.

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Hawaii News

» Controversial judge gets OK

» The pill still fights cancer years later

» Hit-and-run victim had turned life around

» Hawaiian way-finders to join exclusive club

» Virginia Hinshaw named UH-Manoa Chancellor

» Witness tells of Torres' confession and threats

» Singer Dela Cruz became leader of native Hawaiians

» Man severely burned in ash dump

» Panels keep public in dark on closed-door meetings

» Open-government office has no power

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Signs of Hawaiian Life in the Universe

» Whatever Happened To...

» Island Images

» Obituaries

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Features

» Museum given manuscript of early Hilo businessman

» St. Patrick offered a new take on God

» Wood Craft

» View from the Pew

» On Faith

Sports

» Sweep snaps Warriors' skid

» Leaheys will offer Curran a challenge

» McMackin in town to talk football

» Rainbows find another solid reliever

» Ishida gives Punahou the relief it needs

» Leilehua wins after Mililani forces OT

» Sidelines

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» TV & Radio

Business

» State bill would add tax to short-term home buys

» July 1 start for Superferry wanted by most, poll says

» Northeast storm could have upside for state

» Business Briefs

» Hawaii Stock Index

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Renew inquiry into removal of U.S. attorney in Guam

» Letters

Controversial judge gets OK

Lobbying helps confirmation of Glenn Kim

The pill still fights cancer years later, research says

Cancer study lauds birth control pills

Hit-and-run victim had turned life around

Anyone with information is asked to call 961-8118 or CrimeStoppers

Hawaiian way-finders to join exclusive club

Hokule'a navigators to be named Pwo, or masters

Museum given manuscript of early Hilo businessman

The great-great grandson of Hilo High Chiefess Kino'ole and businessman Benjamin Pitman, will donate Pitman's manuscript on early Hawaii life to Bishop Museum

Sweep snaps Warriors' skid

Lauri Hakala had a too-hot-to-handle outing last night

State bill would add tax to short-term home buys

The proposed law is intended to slow speculative purchases

Renew inquiry into removal of U.S. attorney in Guam

Two congressmen are calling for a new inquiry into the demotion in 2002 of an interim U.S. attorney in Guam

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