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Vol. 11, Issue 164 - Tuesday, June 13, 2006

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NOW, MORE NUKES: The Navy's newest nuclear powered submarine, the USS Hawaii, is shown here under construction in Groton, Conn.

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Hawaii News

» Tour bus kills SUV driver, crashes into home

» Blessing in Connecticut set for submarine USS Hawaii

» Hawaii ranks near bottom for volunteers

» Asphalt ready to fix roads

» Big Isle farmers' suit against DuPont wins round

» Akaka returns from Iraq, citing progress

» New lane at Liliha onramp to ease congestion

» Violent crime rises on Oahu

» UH biologists tune in to sharks' sixth sense

» Navy leader cites progress with China

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Kokua Line

» Corky's Hawaii

» Island Images

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» Diving into kids' books

» Busy Brook Lee helps build new Asian TV network

» Da Kine

» In the Mix

» Wood Craft

Sports

» King of Groms Florence wins skins, money, trip

» Czechs throttle U.S. in World Cup play

» Rainbows' Lopez to play rookie league for Dodgers

» Pak Refreshed

» Hawaii Beat

» Ching's World Cup Diary

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» High-rise developer allured by Waikiki

» Business Briefs

» TheBuzz

» Market Watch

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Oil industry seizes advantage of uncapped gas prices

» Corky's Editorial Cartoon

» Gathering Place

» Letters

Tour bus kills SUV driver before crashing into home

Police arrest the driver after his bus breaks a fence and slams into a house in Kahaluu.

Blessing in Connecticut set for submarine USS Hawaii

The Navy's newest, $2.6 billion stealth Virginia-class nuclear submarine, the USS Hawaii, will be blessed Saturday at a Connecticut shipyard.

Diving into kids' books

A three-day conference on children's literature has sessions for anyone interested in the genre.

King of Groms Florence wins skins, money, trip

The 13-year-old North Shore surfer earns $1,000 and is headed to France for an event.

High-rise developer allured by Waikiki

Fifield Cos. picked the Wave Waikiki site as one of the last available spots in the tourist mecca.

Oil industry seizes advantage of uncapped gas prices

Average gasoline prices in the past five weeks show Hawaii motorists paid 10 cents more than price caps would have allowed.

	Kokua Line June Watanabe
	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	In the Mix Jason Genegabus
	Wood Craft Ben Wood
	TheBuzz Erika Engle
	Editorial Cartoon Corky Trinidad

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