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Honolulu Star-Bulletin Online - Vol. 2, No. 152

Thursday, July 31, 1997

Highlights of the current edition:

Ireland suspect pleads innocent; Drunken driver reflects; Kalaupapa barge day; Cayetano war chest; Edward A. Kawananakoa

25th Farm Fair; Samoan Flag Day; Liliuokalani Hula; Showgirls magic; Big Meles; Natalie Cole

Life and times of two Rainbows; St. Louis' Jason Gesser

Keauhou Beach being sold; Hawaiian-Continental airline deal; Perot Jr. investing in Maui; Visitor count drops

Editorial: Tax-cut package could rekindle inflation
Plus: Letters, Clay Jones, Diane Chang, Bud Smyser, Richard Borreca, David Shapiro, John Flanagan and guest writers

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Special Edition Available:

The July 22 edition of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin features a 16-page special section examining Hawaii's seven-year economic slump and what it will take to turn the economy around.

"Help Wanted: Hawaii's Economic Crisis" is important reading for everybody with an interest in Hawaii and its economy. We hope it encourages the discussion and action needed to help Hawaii prosper again.

We are pleased to make the July 22 issue of the Star-Bulletin containing "Help Wanted: Hawaii's Economic Crisis" available by mail order. Send $1 per copy along with your name and the address where you want your order sent to:

Hawaii Newspaper Agency
"Help Wanted:
Hawaii's Economic Crisis"
Circulation Dept. 97
P.O. Box 3350
Honolulu, HI 96801

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