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Vol. 12, Issue 113 - Monday, April 23, 2007

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DESTINATION: NORTH KOREA » Below Mount Kumgang's 5,400-foot Birohong Peak, South Korean interpreter So Hyun "Amy" Lee, who accompanied U.S. journalists to North Korea, stands at the top of the arduous trail, where a pavilion overlooks Kuryong Falls.

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Hawaii News

» North Korean resort gives solace to South

» Strangers, friends help fulfill a dream

» AIDS Walk builds hope

» Elderly woman hit by car in Kalihi

» Students 'flow' to Dalai Lama's vision

» Health, dental benefits for needy restored

» Counties spend $397K on disabled placards

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» Kokua collaboration with Johnson and pals

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» Rejected 'Bachelor' contestant sees a match

» Da Kine

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Sports

» 'Bows win rubber game

» Summers time at Mid-Pacific Open

» Tresnak and Holzman win convincingly

» No play-in state Division I game

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» Bankoh business teller has a few stories to tell

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Editorial

» Lingle right to reject power play at UH

» Without public trust, Gonzales should go

» Letters

North Korean resort gives solace to South

The Mount Kumgang project has become a place of spiritual if not political reconnection.

Strangers, friends help fulfill a dream

Tammy Rosen, battling terminal cancer, wished for one last family vacation.

AIDS Walk builds hope

The annual fundraiser, in its 16th year, marks its biggest turnout and most money raised.

Kokua collaboration

Pals from Pearl Jam join Jack Johnson for his annual ecology-themed concert.

'Bows win rubber game

UH's Harrington shuts door on Louisiana Tech.

Bankoh business teller has a few stories to tell

Josefina "Jo" Kuramoto is the face of the bank for customers who prefer to do their business in person.

Lingle right to reject power play at UH

The governor rightly vetoed a bill that would reduce her authority to select UH regents.

Without public trust, Gonzales should go

The attorney general did little to convince a Senate panel that he is to keep his job.

	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Kokua Line June Watanabe
	Photo Finish S-B Photographers
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	Digital Slob Curt Brandao
	Cel Shaded Jason Yadao

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