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Vol. 11, Issue 200 - Wednesday, July 19, 2006

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Hawaii News

» Hawaii teacher awaits rescue in Lebanon

» Snake found during search for alleged delinquents

» Officials to tackle wild Manoa pigs

» Waialae Nui man befriends wild pigs

» Murder suspect hurt crash victim before

» Shooting prompts action by Kukui Plaza residents

» Jets boost Pacific military might

» Fishermen oppose restrictions on gill-nets

» Charter schools likely to reject funding formula

» Tsunami response upsets warning center

» Student leaders network

» Wilcox nurses rebuff proposal

» Pacific Fleet leader predicts long war on terror

» Former senator to run for lieutenant governor

» Judge dismisses Hokulia property suit

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Kokua Line

» Corky's Hawaii

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Features

» Hawaii chefs experiment with Australian seafood

» Quench your thirst for sake

» Electric: Don't give up soup for the summer

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» Summer jobs help Warriors pay the bills

» Vierra wins low-gross for second straight year

» Can winning a Manoa Cup be so hard?

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» Developers look again to swapping for density

» Kamakura relocating its offices to Waikiki

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Editorial

» Congressional candidates should engage in debates

» Corky's Editorial Cartoon

» Under the Sun

» Letters

»	Shark attack reported in Makaha

Hawaii teacher awaits rescue in Lebanon

Bombs had exploded within 500 yards of her Lebanese relatives' home.

Snake found during search for alleged delinquents

The boys are suspected of injuring two Ala Moana Center security guards Saturday night.

G'day for fish

Hawaii chefs experiment with some odd-looking, tasty Australian seafood.

Summer jobs help Warriors pay the bills

Rivers and Thomas are among the UH players toiling on and off the field.

Developers look again to swapping for density

The Moana Vista condo on Kapiolani is the latest to use this approach.

Congressional candidates should engage in debates

No debates are scheduled among the candidates seeking their parties' nominations for congressional seats.

	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Kokua Line June Watanabe
	On the Scene John Berger
	By Request Betty Shimabukuro
	Editorial Cartoon Corky Trinidad
	Under the Sun Cynthia Oi

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