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Vol. 12, Issue 303 - Tuesday, October 30, 2007

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» 7 Oahu schools 'dropout factories'

» Maui beaches close after shark attacks visitor

» Superferry bill steams ahead while some merely steam

» Extortionist says Awana wooed away his woman

» 2 city bills aim to curb illegal vacation rentals

» Argument led to woman's slaying

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» Brennan best again

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» Volleyball revs up at Hilo

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» Report: Tax credits helped create $1B in spending in isles

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7 Oahu schools 'dropout factories'

Study finds state is 11th in dropout schools, at least 40 percent of freshmen will fail before their senior year

Maui beaches close after shark attacks visitor

A 6-inch wound on a man's leg sends him to the hospital

Superferry bill steams ahead while some merely steam

Lingle expects to have sailing conditions in place when the interisland service is ready to restart

Extortionist says Awana wooed away his woman

An Indian national will be deported after finishing prison time

Dogs dash at Muttster Mash

Disguised dogs have bone to pick with contest

Brennan best again

Warrior quarterback named the Western Athletic Conference offensive player of the week for the third time this season

Report: Tax credits helped create $1B in spending in isles

Ambiguity in the data leaves a member of a tax review panel unconvinced

Gang activity on Oahu must be recognized and reduced

Youth gang crimes on Oahu have increased significantly during the past decade

	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Kokua Line June Watanabe
	On the Scene John Berger
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	Honolulu Lite Charles Memminger
	Sidelines Paul Arnett
	TheBuzz Erika Engle
	Editorial Cartoon Corky Trinidad

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