JUNE 2003
Why Jose died; Kamehameha parade wilting; City loan program plugs gaps; Makawao traffic light urged; Sacred Hearts gets $15K gift; Marines try virtual gunnery; Beached dolphin dies; Ultrasound cancer screen tested; UH event focuses on aging; Glitch zaps cable for 600; Big Isle fire takes more forest [V. 8, No. 153 - Mon., June 2, 2003] Sonar used to ID popular fish; Rise in kids' diabetes prompts study; Isles often cast as foreign turf; OHA set to answer legal threat; Fallen dirt blocks lane; Charities unite in fund-raiser; Crew sails hand-built canoe; Campaign case heads to trial [V. 8, No. 154 - Tue., June 3, 2003] City faces $100M deficit; Isles top nation in rent; Eating bats found to cause brain toxin; Junction turn stays closed; Bang-up Fourth for Kailua; Course upsets some teachers; Scope brings clear images; Deal aims to restore Haleakala; Kam Schools takes action Cracks snarl Kailua traffic; Isles to get 'iron chef' eatery; Ewa teachers get close shave; Lingle praises Cayetano; Slain woman's brother speaks; 10 arrests in 'ice' raid; Lawyer's sanctions to stand; Mother blames fear for inaction; Bakery founder Taira dies; St. Louis principal goes to Damien [V. 8, No. 156 - Thu., June 5, 2003] 'Serial rapist' flees court; Student surfers fight tide; Gov picks tourism liaison; Letter spurs Hawaiian policy debate; Harris unhappy with budget; Isle kids' electric car takes title; Airport taxi policy changing; Lingle collects birthday cash; Killer's son may have been abused; Cookie suit crumbles [V. 8, No. 157 - Fri., June 6, 2003] Honolulu tops 'ice' study; 'Serial rapist' caught on Guam; Maui warden arrested; Landslide barriers a short-term fix; Shrimp-wagon antagonist guilty; Safety prompts raised crosswalk; Kailua parking garage planned; Fines levied for illegal donations; Land-swap plan draws protest [V. 8, No. 158 - Sat., June 7, 2003] Warden facing sex charges; Gov wants to close tax loophole; Cops detail rapist's capture; Escapee takes responsibility for actions; Gov vetoes rent bill; Agency ordered to fulfill deal; 'Broken health trust' decried; Man convicted in 'Net sex case [V. 8, No. 159 - Sun., June 8, 2003] Senator omits donation details; Central Oahu sees fire and rain; Saving their graves; Warning over roadside food; Hawaiian taught in song on Web; Groups trumpet Akaka bill; Retiree busy helping others; Pillowcase quilt welcomes unit; State sued over bee stings; Mac-nut exec Grimmer dies [V. 8, No. 160 - Mon., June 9, 2003] Mud closes road as Central Oahu soaks; Group fears slavery in Hawaii; Immersion schools finally come of age; Legal drama grips police department; A&B cites demand for Maui acreage; First city auditor is ready to start; Public health grants offered; 2 graduates win new cars [V. 8, No. 161 - Tue., June 10, 2003] Navy wife killer gets 22 years; Wie makes U.S. Women's Open; Mill dust worries Maui neighbors; Isle battalion back from Iraq; GOP gets 'ice' briefing; HPU, Oceanic Institute linkÊup; Okinawan group starts marrow drive; Mililani arts center advances; Sex-assault suspect freed [V. 8, No. 162 - Wed., June 11, 2003] Isles fall in child survey ; A day of sorrow ; Child's death blamed on a penny ; Muslims decry sailor's sentence ; UH grad pilots unit of Airborne ; Hawaii Bowl loses largest sponsor ; Two contraceptive bills face veto ; Panel formed to study 'ice' issue [V. 8, No. 163 - Thu., June 12, 2003] $7 million for safer ports; Lingle reshapes EWC board; Hawaii's seniors feel fit; Mill contamination worries state; N.Korea nuke talks set here; Kaukonahua drivers like bumps; Hawaii fishers air concerns; Moth habitat cut back; Golfers to raise Kalihi school cash; New coronary procedure tried; [V. 8, No. 164 - Fri., June 13, 2003] Oahu's major crimes soaring; New alert system begins; Mainline traced to college kid; Summit to address 'ice'; Troops dispute portrayal of Iraq; Time ripe for isle carriers, Case says; N. Korea talks open; Center's election criticized; 'Ice' denounced in fatal crash [V. 8, No. 165 - Sat., June 14, 2003] Waipahu losing its satellite city hall; State could lease Big Isle resort land; Hawaiian program suit sees new delay; Smoking in Big Isle bars; HPD tries to stem drunken driving; Naniloa hotel deal hits snags; Waimea fishing expansion praised; World's tiniest sea horse | Maui drought forces layoffs; More single dads leading families; Vandals hit charity vans; Back on the lake; Law aids mail-order brides; Lingle impersonator goes online; Life in Iraq; BYUH volunteer loves game; Man indicted over trafficking; St. Francis doctor honored [V. 8, No. 167 - Mon., June 16, 2003] Big Isle copter crash kills 4; Maui teen still humble after major successes; Filipino men's cancer rates rise; Charity's vans get low-profile benefactor; Dog owners eagerly await 'bark park'; Weekend Scene: Running half a day; Hawaii drug plan is considered [V. 8, No. 168 - Tue., June 17, 2003] Man gets gift of life from son; Top of the UH crop; New Ehime Maru due today; Leopard-sized cat sought; Crash claimed Pa. family; Attorney Patrick Hanifin dies; Defendant denies alien smuggling; Suspect denies being near murder scene [V. 8, No. 169 - Wed., June 18, 2003] New Ehime Maru arrives; We built it, they come; Rates spur refi boom; Budget cuts hurt bus service; Lead tests urged for Maui kids; Veto overrides unlikely; NTSB examining wreckage; VIPs to see Navy missile test; Army land off habitat list; Segway law takes effect [V. 8, No. 170 - Thu., June 19, 2003] Surf keeps rescuers busy; 'Saloon pilot' maker closing; State seeks carrier for Pearl; 'Dog' collars fugitive in Mexico; Missile intercept test fails; Big-cat sightings spur worries; Plea deferred in HPD scandal; Inouye sees military growth here; Teens honored for surf rescue; New imaging helps docs [V. 8, No. 171 - Fri., June 20, 2003] The $750,000 Man; St. Louis losing Cal Lee to Warriors; Harris calls city budget illegal; State cuts forecast for 2003 tourism; Lingle might veto 50 measures; Isle schools to invest lots of 'sweat equity'; Lex Brodie resigning from BOE; Surfing supporters drop in on BOE [V. 8, No. 172 - Sat., June 21, 2003] Spoiled spaghetti sickens campers; Lingle vetoes, calls for reform; Harris OKs ban on motorized scooters; Regents give Dobelle team; Ethics flap threatens UH project; Potter keeps fans spellbound; Scam suspect gets a new trial; Big Island school is charter trailblazer [V. 8, No. 173 - Sun., June 22, 2003] Film revenues hit new heights; Chickens run afoul of residents; Lingle blames budget for vetoes; Gov calls UH pay 'ridiculous'; Recyclers doing their part; Kauai doc brings care to Iraq; HECO sets power-line meetings; Drums' beat became heartbeat; Mexico frees isle bounty hunter; Homesick Hornets train here; Remains may be from '41 attack; Volunteers: Wyman Au; Waikiki 'livability' plan advances; [V. 8, No. 174 - Mon., June 23, 2003] UH to get more parking; Wie is youngest USGA champ; Factions contend for library funds ; Pet quarantine rules relaxed; Tax bill clears legal hurdle; Absentee-voter champion retiring; Weekend Scene; 1 dead, 1 hurt in Kapolei crash; Kaiser selling hurricane kits; Grant funds speech therapy [V. 8, No. 175 - Tue., June 24, 2003] HECO lays out power options ; Citric acid fights coqui frogs; UH officials praise court ruling ; Quarantine may end for returning pets; Forensics in the classroom; Maui senator blasts veto; Library porn filters OKd; Kahoolawe transfer problems seen; Teams seek Maui mystery cat; Jellyfish busy [V. 8, No. 176 - Wed., June 25, 2003] Hawaiian Air trustee resigns; Lingle chastises critics over budget; Help sought to override vetoes; Groups' role in city event meets protest; Navy accused of illegal layoffs; Swimmer not to shark's liking; New traps for Maui's mysterious cat; Fishing gear kills sea turtle, snares another [V. 8, No. 177 - Thu., June 26, 2003] State audit blasts HVCB ; Kamehameha sued over admissions; Harris campaign backer arrested ; Democrats seek way past Lingle; Mansho released from prison; Auditor urges veto override; Gov says state must cut more; Shark believed a great white ; Lingle preps for Japan; Increased heart ills expected [V. 8, No. 178 - Fri., June 27, 2003] Man shot in home burglary; Aloha adds flights for summer; Helios plane breaks apart; Kamehameha confident on suit; Dems push for veto overrides; Disabled-parking tags missing; Chopper pilot injured in crash; Koa logger may get maximum fine; Cruise security upgrade urged [V. 8, No. 179 - Sat., June 28, 2003] Teen suspect charged in shooting; Neighbors live in dread; ACLU files suit over city parade; Luxury home sales surge; Team to investigate Helios crash; Airport shooter pleads guilty; Bounty hunter defiant about pursuing rapist; State hopes to get Maui cat on film; 2 killed in pedestrian accident |
Accident spurs safety concerns; Isle eBay buyer burned by stolen goods; Pearl City rock threat eases; 25 years of helping the needy; CPB drops City Bank lawsuit; Meet the gladiators; Volunteers preserve sub's glory; Disabled kids exchange adventures; HFD urges fireworks caution
[V. 8, No. 181 - Mon., June 30, 2003]
Vendors sprout along Chinatown walkways; Smoking ban divides Oahu restaurateurs; Biker dies on dangerous roadway; Pet owners like new quarantine rules; Weekend Scene: Salsa Marathon; Veto of state funding protested against; Tax form allows donations to libraries; Maui CC set to offer 4-year degree
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