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Vol. 12, Issue 181 - Saturday, June 30, 2007

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» McLachlin, Wilson make cut

» UH softball team wins in first round

» Man suspected of stealing DVDs

» Pedestrian critical after being hit

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THE iPHONE » People eagerly lined up yesterday at the Apple Store at Kahala Mall to buy the Apple iPhone, which went on sale at 6 p.m.

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Hawaii News

» Awana's busy political career skids to a halt

» Gas prices set to drop with halt of tax

» Smoking-ban rules, enforcement coming

» Understaffing blamed in firefighting efforts

» Kilauea magma mystery intrigues area scientists

» Reservations open for interisland travel

» Mom sues state over death of girl

» Driver arrested after alleged attack with taxi

» Liliuokalani trustee to retire

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» Everyone could use a little Balance

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» Former UH basketball player in intensive care

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» Hundreds buy into launch of iPhone

» iPhone release is 'like Christmas in June'

» Church pressures Oaktree

» Cyanotech net losses widen for fiscal year

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» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Pupukea-Paumalu preservation is priceless

» Letters

»	Air Force sending supplies to China from Hickam
»	Wounded Schofield soldier dies
»	Collision kills 2 in Nanakuli

Awana's busy political career skids to a halt

GOP leaders say Gov. Lingle's chief of staff had become a liability due to scandals.

Gas prices set to drop with halt of tax

Legislators vow to hold oil industry accountable.

Smoking-ban rules, enforcement coming

Bar owners OK with patrons defying smoking ban.

Understaffing blamed in firefighting efforts

A homeowner's studio apartment and three-car garage burned in a brush fire.

Everyone could use a little Balance

Allison Pagano shares five of her exercise routines to get you started on the path to fitness.

Former UH basketball player in intensive care

Janevia Taylor is in an induced coma following an automobile accident in California.

Chase touched all the bases

Al Chase retires after 39 years with Star-Bulletin.

Hundreds buy into launch of iPhone

After waiting 13 hours, Kahala Mall's first iPhone shopper paid $627 and walked out like a star.

Pupukea-Paumalu preservation a priceless gift to Hawaii

Preservation of 1,129 acres of North Shore land comes after years of community efforts.

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	Wood Craft Ben Wood
	View from the Pew Mary Adamski
	Health Options Joannie Dobbs & Alan Titchnal
	Sidelines Kalani Simpson

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