Archives for 06/19/2009:
Bulletin
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Hawaii jobless rate spikes to 7.4 percentBreaking
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Hawaii anti-missile directive a safeguard-
Apo files motion to postpone landfill hearing-
Kauai man dies in one-car crash-
Hawaii jobless rate spikes to 7.4 percent-
Hawaii-bound World War II bomber recovered from Lake Michigan-
State offices to close 3 Fridays per monthNews
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Lingle seeks cut in workweek-
Schools consider slicing 13 days from class schedule-
Line of defense-
U.S. monitors suspected N. Korean arms ship-
Nursing home assistant arrested in sexual assaults-
BOE votes to allow drug-sniffing dogs-
Guidance program promising-
Symbol of hope-
Crew to recover bomber with local ties from lake-
Convict indicted in online sex operation-
Iraq shooting suspect working on plea deal-
Newswatch-
Police / Fire-
Corrections and ClarificationsSports
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Television & Radio-
Champion Ching ousted by Nino at Manoa Cup-
Catricala will go pro-
Kid Lightning-
Hawaii Beat-
ScoreboardBusiness
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Japanese buy into Trump-
Hawaii tops U.S. in income growth-
Jobless-aid figures signal turnaround could be soon-
Workers at Hilton Kauai Beach face layoffs, then possible rehire-
Creditors criticize Superferry plan-
Business briefsEditorial
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Hawaii needs China to corral North Korea-
Brief asides-
Clearing air on budget and real property taxes-
Carroll Cox-
Letters to the EditorFeatures
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Creepy critters-
Pet Ohana-
Salsa needs heat in Hawaii-
Hip hippie Hooray-
Circle of Choy's-
Rolling with bargainsTravel
Columns
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Council term-limit law doesn't affect Kobayashi-
GPS is an oft-unsung 21st century miracle-
'Ad guy' finds success with restaurant on MauiGot Nutrients?
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