April 2001
April 2001
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[V.6, No. 80 - Mon., Apr. 2, 2001] U.S. had complained to China; Exclusive: Secret Bishop Estate files; Huge trove of political intelligence; UH pay low on scale; DOE handbook details strike plan; Greeneville to leave drydock [V.6, No. 81 - Tue., Apr. 3, 2001] Teachers show unity; Families bear load; Police role limited; Kamehameha ordered to take students; Identity theft growing; UH students back faculty; 'Truth in spending' bill advances; Keale's second chance [V.6, No. 82 - Wed., Apr. 4, 2001] UHPA rejects final state offer; HSTA: One day away; Student-teachers straddle issue; Kamehameha's struggle with politics; Kapiolani district cleanup plan; Hawaii bacteria hotbed; Privatized correctional facility; Ceded land survey cost; Haleakala TV antennas [V.6, No. 83 - Thu., Apr. 5, 2001] Public education at standstill; Last strike in '73; Grappling with childcare; Chance for UHPA contract; TheBus fare hiked; New laws against ADB violence; Convention gateway approved; Hilo man killed in Alaska [V.6, No. 84 - Fri., Apr. 6, 2001] No talking, just walking; Strikes international news; Picket lines quiet on day two; UHPA to picket sports events; UH-Manoa silent; Teacher solidarity high; Gov blasts Senate; Teacherless students at play [V.6, No. 85 - Sat., Apr. 7, 2001] No solution in sight; Determination growing; Meals kept from kids; Mercury cleanup cost; Anti-exploitation bill dies; Sex-assault lawsuit; Summer Ehime Maru salvage?; Akaka bill changed; Budget papers open to public [V.6, No. 86 - Sun., Apr. 8, 2001] Vietnam crash kills 16; Long strike threatens economy; Gov, union far apart; Cayetano blames Senators; Salary dispute deep-seated; Soldiers train for ADB meet; Furry bears to shelters; Census [V.6, No. 87 - Mon., Apr. 9, 2001] Two crash victims from isles; Unions brace for long strikes; Diver survives day at sea; Ford Island bridge has cracks; Immigration deadline near; Isle-schooled astronaut preps; Woofstock; Hoku Ho [V.6, No. 88 - Tue., Apr. 10, 2001] HSTA, state to talk; Picketing turns ugly; Professors worry; Day-care room; Ehime Maru report due; Vietnam crash pain; Batalona minimum; State can't keep prisoner; Panel urges city raises; Kalaupapa census off base [V.6, No. 89 - Wed., Apr. 11, 2001] Harris to run for gov; Air crew Hawaii bound; STRIKE: Standards test in jeopardy; 'Study-in' for UH solution; Rule may hurt holiday basketball; Greeneville report due Saturday [V.6, No. 90 - Thu., Apr. 12, 2001] Air crew home at last; STRIKE -- Teachers to get health benefits, Chat up the HSTA, Gov shares strike goals, UH strike weakening; Mansho ouster petition starts; Renewed Diamond Head ready; SB brings home Pa'i [V.6, No. 91 - Fri., Apr. 13, 2001] 3 teens die in crash; Teachers, state to talk again; Navy queries plane's crew; Senate craps out on gambling; Police ready for violence at ADB; Kauai sugar harvest; Greeneville report due; Captain honored for kamikaze tribute [V.6, No. 92 - Sat., Apr. 14, 2001] EP-3 pilot: 'This guy just killed us!'; EP-3 crew bids aloha; Teacher talks strike optimism; Honors for 7 in MIA mission; Fatal Kaukonahua Rd. crash; No decision on skipper's fate; Youth Crusade embodies spirit [V.6, No. 93 - Sun., Apr. 15, 2001] Guarded optimism at UHPA talks; Ehime Maru redress talks; Pilot: Chinese plane hit prop; Ota Camp; Rev. Moon attacts followers; Wells vs. Waiahole; Donors feed Food Bank; Gateway plan; Sterling Scholar |
[V.6, No. 94 - Mon., Apr. 16, 2001] Strike talks resume; Political burden for Dems; Summer school beckons; Teacher recruitment daunting; Private tuition up; Ehime Maru families to sue; Crashes haunt N.Shore road; Kalapana lives [V.6, No. 95 - Tue., Apr. 17, 2001] UHPA, state, mediator talking; HSTA to talk tomorrow; Strike pinches childcare; Hilton plans 7th tower; Dems elect Akiba chair; Vietnam MIA search delayed; Domestic-violence fugitives; Ford Island Bridge cracked [V.6, No. 96 - Wed., Apr. 18, 2001] Officers shot, suspect dead; UH strike over; HSTA talks resume; Report -- Discharge for Waddle; Sakae Takahashi dies at 81; Mansho pays $40K fine; St. Francis to cut 150 jobs; Golden Week downturn [V.6, No. 97 - Thu., Apr. 19, 2001] HGEA raise OKed; HSTA, state optimistic; UH students ramp up; Accountability issue missed; State may miss Felix deadline; Shooting suspects long friends; Officers lauded; Waddle explanation; Moving OCCC eyed; Victory over depression [V.6, No. 98 - Fri., Apr. 20, 2001] HSTA not hopeful; Salaries dropped since 1979; Tax hike for teachers has support; City to feed low-income kids; Some UHPA faculty had passes; Merrie Monarch; Shootout followed thefts; Ehime families rip Navy; Dickie Wong re-indicted [V.6, No. 99 - Sat., Apr. 21, 2001] Pressure is on to settle; Foreign students worried; Admiral's mast for Waddle; Waimea, Sea Life parks bankrupt; Golf scandal mars Hawaii; Merrie Monarch unfazed; Shootout suspects charged; UH sued over president's pay; Aerospace museum shakeup [V.6, No. 100 - Sun., Apr. 22, 2001] State gives HSTA offer; Plan due for Bankoh parent; Merrie Monarch shares love of Hawaii; Waddle to face fleet commander; Falun Gong keep isle vigil; Mansho foes rally; Hanamaulu 'mayor' has gift of gab; Easels ease rehab; Hawaiian studies get BOE boost; Wolfhounds spirited at 100; Newswatch; Raising Cane by Rob Perez; Kokua Line by June Watanabe; Corky's H [V.6, No. 101 - Mon., Apr. 23, 2001] Settle now, judge says; Bankoh pulling back to isles; Waddle gets reprimand; School spending lagging; Big plans fuel fishing village; Iolani team ichiban; Heritage of hula [V.6, No. 102 - Tue., Apr. 24, 2001] Back to school; Joy and concern; Some oppose UHPA deal; Waddle allowed to retire; Feds send agents for ADB; ACLU sues over rally rules; Bid to rein in chairman fails; State tax enforcer overwhelmed; Some oppose Maui tax cut [V.6, No. 103 - Wed., Apr. 25, 2001] STRIKE OVER: Ready for the school bell; Parents, students eager for school; High school tournaments jeopardized; Civilian visits limited, except Navy; Hotel union threatens strike; Deadly cobra captured; Bowl games going [V.6, No. 104 - Thu., Apr. 26, 2001] STRIKE OVER -- Smiles all around; State gained, gov says; Felix kids get boost; Teacher-student sex alleged; Pacific subs get new admiral; Dust blamed for ills; Plaza plan OK alarms some; Music + Words; Na Hoku Awards [V.6, No. 105 - Fri., Apr. 27, 2001] Football bowl games gone; Prep finals saved; Legislature scrambles to fund Felix; Teachers' criminal records remain; Hawaiians to attend ADB; Convention center glass worries; Wong fights jurisdiction; Yogi mends fences [V.6, No. 106 - Sat., Apr. 28, 2001] Reprimands for 4 Greeneville sailors; Senate passes reform bill; Environment crime, time-share bills; Workers blamed for OCCC escapes; Female football; Land mine victim leaving; Temple raising the roof [V.6, No. 107 - Sun., Apr. 29, 2001] Strike goal was teacher retention; More quality in teacher training; Increase means less school; HGEA state hospital grievance; Navy sonar; UHPA ratifies contract; Medical privacy; Deadbeat parents |