Vol. 13, Issue 166 - Saturday, June 14, 2008
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JAMM AQUINO / STAR-BULLETIN
Kekai Seabury, whose father was killed in 2003 by a drunken driver, cried yesterday while receiving a signed copy of the Ignition Lock Bill from Gov. Linda Lingle.
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Matson to raise fuel fee
The increased cost of shipping has the local carrier raising its fee.
State proposes new palace rules
Specifically prohibited is the "unauthorized occupation" of Iolani Palace and other buildings on the grounds.
Slayer's sentence grows by 15 years
A drug case puts more time on the term of an off-duty sheriff's killer.
Killer driver blames boss
Steve Oshiro is suing Roberts and wants his plea withdrawn.
Home-burglary suspect sought
Police seek help identifying a man using an ATM in Kaneohe.
Hospital ahead of schedule
Shriners aims to raise about $5M as construction nears completion.
Kaufman, Sheppard point way
Both All-Americans represent a historic breakthrough for the Hawaii program.
Isle gas prices at all-time high
Just a month ago, it cost 35 cents less a gallon for regular, self-serve.
Isle keiki fare well in national study of children's welfare
A yearly study indicates that welfare of Hawaii's children ranks 13th among states.
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