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Jackie Booth danced to the music of Amy Hanaiali'i Gilliom during yesterday's banquet at China's Great Hall of the People in Beijing. The event marked the dedication of a Hawaii trade and tourism office in China's capital.
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News

»Park patrols to increase
»China sanctions Hawaii trade office
»Investors move to start 5th locally based bank
»UH astronomers find pre-planet dust rings
»Accused killer collapses
»Beach patrol
»Officer facing trial is denied release
»Suit may pit city against state
»Marijuana suit threat ebbs
»Lingle challenger has yet to appear
»Man who sold sub parts gets 3 years
»State to auction off seized items

Features

»Lost bird
»Poi Dog CD has original charm

Sports

»Kemper analyzes NFL game
»Higo qualifies for Open

Business

»First Hawaiian's parent buys thrift
»Workers sought in tight market
»State to put microalgae under microscope

Editorial

»Far East Journal: Beijing gives Olympic effort
»Justice bows to Big Tobacco
»Letters to the Editor

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