JULY 2003
Hawaiian Air trustee pick near ; Teen suspected in earlier assault; 8 isle beaches among 'healthiest'; Business failures fall 15%; Whistleblower gets city settlement; Dems set to reverse vetoes; 7-year term for anthrax hoax; Sub spread germs in '60s tests; Waipahu Satellite City Hall closes
[V. 8, No. 183 - Wed., July 2, 2003]
Lingle lashes out at HVCB; New campaign probe arrests; Citizens help catch suspect; Private school hires drug dog; Big Isle turtles win freedom; Shooting suspect kept in custody; Program offers medicines to needy; Ruling slated in parade lawsuit; Scopes see young solar system
[V. 8, No. 184 - Thu., July 3, 2003]
Council votes to restrict toy guns; 'Dog' back in U.S.; Pair sentenced for welfare fraud; 3 Lingle vetoes might be voided ; Bystander recalls chase of suspect; Firefighter's home escapes fire; Kids' Parade fate discussed; Akaka Bill timing called right; Suit says Saint Louis coach hurt player
[V. 8, No. 185 - Fri., July 4, 2003]
Parade can exclude gay groups; Harris official convicted of theft ; Consultant to lead Hawaiian Air; Regent quits amid land conflict; Family gets a bang out of 4th; Woman praised for chase role; Psychiatric inmates win suit; Volcanoes park adds land; Aiona aims to cut drug use
[V. 8, No. 186 - Sat., July 5, 2003]
Sea of Humanity; Fabulous Fourth celebrations; Fireworks continue to light Kailua; Athlete beats pain to race again; Arrest made in pedestrian death; Grant will help education efforts; Critical habitats form on Big Isle; Ruling lets parents care for shooter; Hawaiian forums discuss community
Tour bus flips over; Schools safer?; Isles avoid worst violence; Homemade bomb injures teen; Gay advocates protest parade; Stryker decision due soon; Stryker: New way or waste?; Gov restores hospital funds; Waikiki sand washing away; Retiree keeps supplies moving; American Samoa mail moving [V. 8, No. 188 - Mon., July 7, 2003] Driver in bus accident collapsed; 34 flee fire at military housing; Isles lure tourists with teeth; Northwest isles will star in TV special; Lingle initiates Japan campaign; Foreign students fear travel; Auto skills bring glory to 2 Maui grads; Hale O Mana'o Lana Hou to expand [V. 8, No. 189 - Tue., July 8, 2003] 4 vetoes set for override; Waikiki IMAX closing; Isle bridges improving; Teachers' pay among lowest; Guilty plea in crime rampage; 2 charged over $1M in drugs; Sea reserve challenged; 'Dog' doesn't show in court; Fund-raiser for Outrigger club ex-GM; Fire traced to 3rd floor; Airport shooter release OKd [V. 8, No. 190 - Wed., July 9, 2003] On Fire - Power outages force closures; Fire threatens Haleakala koa forest; 6 vetoes killed in special session; Lawsuit claims pair were held captive; Samoan airport cleared for takeoff; Isle Guard gets Afghan duty; State takes aim at West Nile virus; Pilot recycling program proposed [V. 8, No. 191 - Thu., July 10, 2003] Neighbor isles spur growth; Overrides mend union rift; First AJA Iraq casualty honored; City touts tax break for some; Mixed feelings on Afghan duty; Ala Wai dump hearings set; Maui cat hunt called off; Cruise detention account disputed; Medicare drug money running out; Group works to restore islet [V. 8, No. 192 - Fri., July 11, 2003] School cuts may hit $20M; A.G. probing Kuakini; Feds warn of isle water shortage; Contraceptive pill bill OK'd; Writing test results mixed; Art funds proposed for books; Shooting suspect was drunk; Nimitz contra-flow work set; Regents weigh Maui deal ethics [V. 8, No. 193 - Sat., July 12, 2003] HVCB controls urged; Isle artists get chance at UH logo; Carlisle pushes for stronger drug laws; Postal worker alleges he was fired due to HIV; Maui's Shishido Manju closing; UH regents OK Maui land deal; City agencies' efficiency is auditor's first task; Mexico let 'Dog' out [V. 8, No. 194 - Sun., July 13, 2003] Kauai going without medevac; Images of Pele; Dorm urged for Varsity site; Wahiawa nurses strike drags on ; Book bazaar draws big crowd; Students buoy Coast Guard crew; Parents' effort yields playground gear; 6,400 stop here enroute from Iraq; West Point cadets work for state [V. 8, No. 195 - Mon., July 14, 2003] Stryker meeting to draw picketers; Charter school wins state suit; 'Ice' fight follows Big Isle's lead; Upkeep of treasures is a labor of love; Summit to address active volcano danger; Slowing the sands of time; Maui says it may buy Wailuku pool site [V. 8, No. 196 - Tue., July 15, 2003] Medical mayhem; No-pro rules snag UH player; Lingle urges Japan trip analysis; Gov calls junket hearings a waste; ACLU sues over Family Day; 6 arrested in Harris funds probe; Disabilities don't stop yacht crew; Slain deer rekindles big-cat fears [V. 8, No. 197 - Wed., July 16, 2003] Oahu may get giant radar; Harris donor gets fined for illegal gifts; Community rallies for Marine; Iolani's lucky charm; Wahiawa nurses reach deal; BOE considers cost of surfing; Reopened Puna road still unsafe; Isle coffee fills cups at White House; Ex-UPW agent sues over firing [V. 8, No. 198 - Thu., July 17, 2003] State braces for hefty fine; Report lauds UH changes; HVCB chief to be disciplined ; Dems see state tax glass as full; Tax Dept. to boost callback rate; Kamehameha policy defended; Man indicted for 'ice' shipments; Rescuer shown aloha after theft; Strykers to bring Big Isle upgrade; Prison in Felix fraud; [V. 8, No. 199 - Fri., July 18, 2003] Home supply a concern; Firm fined in Harris probe; Honolulu to host Olympic trials; Schools taking $3M hit; Ex-Inouye treasurer repays $90K; Chinese students get taste of isles; 'Date rape drug' ingredients admitted; More highway barriers planned; Teen livesaver gets Navy trip; [V. 8, No. 200 - Sat., July 19, 2003] Teacher jailed in child porn case; Isle's child services overloaded; 10,000 acres up in smoke on Big Isle; Workplace violence a concern at hospital; Gathering spot bids farewell; Center enhances seniors' lives; U.S. Senate approves isle Stryker funds | Cutthroat coral; Big Island crews put stop to brush fire; On the lookout; Citizen soldiers train for war; Chamber embraces Lingle; Family nurtures young talent; 3 brush fires flare in 1 hour in Maili; TheBus workers to vote on strike; UH professor plans tuna farm; Shepherding the MDA telethon [V. 8, No. 202 - Mon., July 21, 2003] Nature defended by students; Troops maintain ties to Japanese orphans; Love prospects low for educated women; Missionary's grave to get historical ornament; Suit asks damages in assault of girl, 12 [V. 8, No. 203 - Tue., July 22, 2003] Vericella quits HVCB; Police aims to cut auto thefts; 2 Isle men marry in Vancouver; Lawyers say Chevron suit won't fly; OHA sues over land revenues; Unneeded sea search cost $46K; Aerial ad ban challenged; Guilty plea in child porn case; Man admits alien smuggling [V. 8, No. 204 - Wed., July 23, 2003] TheBus workers endorse a strike; Large 'egg' may help recycle city's sludge; Vericella's departure reshapes HTA debate; Viability of vets home questioned; Meeting hails Hawaiian language; Search to continue for missing hiker; Controlled burn scorches more acres [V. 8, No. 205 - Thu., July 24, 2003] Cop, girl die in accident; 5 die in Kauai copter crash; 25th Division draws Afghanistan duty; Fire scars key habitats; '98 murder conviction overturned; Officials probe shipboard slaying; Big Isle smoking ban approved; New charges in Harris inquiry; Bus officials stand firm; 3D CAT scan aids isle patients; Hickam to lay off 37 workers; 2005 water rate hike seen; Experts differ on gaysą nuptials [V. 8, No. 206 - Fri., July 25, 2003] HVCB contract shrinks; Child's memory shines in Maili; Crash floods Kauai with calls; Founder of failed insurer indicted; Ex-isle altar boy alleges sex abuse; Heading for, home from the front; Insurer pays in pot-plant theft; 'Ice' boils Waianae; New ruling sought in '98 slaying; Insanity argued in stabbing; 24 isle Air Force jobs cut; Ex-trustee sues over testimony; Fed lawyers take up Akaka Bill [V. 8, No. 207 - Sat., July 26, 2003] 'He died doing what he enjoyed'; HVCB to cut 17 positions; Hawaii salutes its Korean War vets; Attorney to replace Lex Brodie on BOE; Copter crash victims identified; Heavy rain heaps trouble on Likelike; Shooting suspect charged in second case; Maui police officer shoots man [V. 8, No. 208 - Sun., July 27, 2003] Crash victim died after rescuer arrived; Researching doctors difficult; Makua fire draws group's ire; Veterans' ohana; Steely Dan to play here; Landmark schooner to be sunk; Sailors get financial lifeboat; Paints give voice to disabled artist; Farm helps grow young leaders [V. 8, No. 209 - Mon., July 28, 2003] Makua fire puts pressure on Army; Back-to-school health care offered; Skate park proposal rolls forward; Sightseers undeterred by crashes; Counties could levy sales tax if bill passes; Spiritual groundswell hits surfers [V. 8, No. 210 - Tue., July 29, 2003] Murders bring double life term; Maui landmark store to close; Isle memories of Bob Hope; Car thief crashes, 3 others hurt; Fish supply dwindling, experts warn; Broken footbridge spurs concerns; Police say wounded suspect had gun; Escaped rapist is returned; Kahala bank robber gets 6 years [V. 8, No. 211 - Wed., July 30, 2003] Seized pets released to owner; 'American Idol' to audition here; HPD to sell unclaimed goods online; Land donated for Maui hospital; Labor chief reportedly in office fight; Woman allegedly tries to drown son; Maui shooting victim was fugitive; Beware the August school jam [V. 8, No. 212 - Thu., July 31, 2003] Campaign coffers swelling; In memory of Alacia; Friends help after library fire; Mom charged with murder attempt; School psychologist program starts; Maili school hit by thieves again; TB clinic moves to cutting edge; Dolphin to undergo surgery; Suspect charged in violent theft |
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