Hawaii's vibrant entertainment scene centers on Don Ho and Waikiki shows
Hawaii's entertainment economy concentrates on Honolulu and Waikiki with Don Ho as the marquee attraction earning near a million dollars yearly from double nightly performances at the Polynesian Palace. Other top acts include Dick Jensen on the Oceania, Danny Kalakeini, Copperfield’s magic in Hawaii, and the Surfers, Society of Seven, and Nephi's Luau across Oahu hotels.
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Nader criticizes Carter cabinet picks as unrepresentative
Ralph Nader said Carter neglects groups that helped elect him by not appointing diverse cabinet officers. He praised only Charles Schultze as CE A chair and Rep. Bob Bergland as agriculture secretary, and labeled Griffin Bell anti consumer. He questioned if appointments signal policy change or mere managerial selection.
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