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Vol. 11, Issue 191 - Monday, July 10, 2006

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Hawaii News

» Creating a perfect Midway getaway

» Hospital ERs fall victim to success

» Makapuu parking lots set to open

» Lawyer weighs insanity defense

» Hawaii applies for full allotment of pandemic vaccine

» City Council gives initial OK to pay for tax collection

» As cost of copper soars, so do brazen thefts in isles

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Features

» Mad scientists find learning fun

» Da Kine

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Sports

» Na Keiki O Ka Moi happy to share regatta victory

» Playing Wie remains a highlight for Ogden

» Wie gets a head start on John Deere preparations

» Punahou's Kono fifth at Rolex tournament

» Hawaii Beat

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Business

» Social worker's daughter views wealth differently

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Editorial

» Special session is not warranted

» Look for compromise on immigration reform

» Letters

Creating a perfect Midway getaway

Federal protection bodes well for native seabirds and seals.

Hospital ERs fall victim to success

Efforts to keep people out of hospital beds are working, adding to tasks in emergency.

Mad scientists find learning fun

A tech program has teens build robots and computers.

Na Keiki O Ka Moi happy to share regatta victory

The memory of the club's founder spurs the paddlers to a win.

Social worker's daughter views wealth differently

Gwen Pacarro says her desire to help people guides her investment advice.

Special session is not warranted

Hawaii labor leaders want the Legislature to meet in special session to override all 28 of the governor's threatened vetoes.

	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Kokua Line June Watanabe
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	On the Scene John Berger
	Cel Shaded Jason Yadao

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