Hawaii at 20 years in the Union marked by growth and tension
Hawaiis 20th anniversary as a state is noted amid rapid population rise tourism boom and rising costs. Officials describe urban growth and social change while crime housing and transit debates show strain on Oahu. The piece traces history from Cook to annexation and modern development.
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Honolulu
Dwight Eisenhower
Hawaii
Paradise
Andrew Lind
University of Hawaii
Lind
Oahu
Kaanapali
Princeville
Wailea
Hawaii Five-0
George Arivoshi
Hideto Kono
Capt
James Cook
Cook
Dear Abby guidance on teen health and relationships
A teen seeks confidential help for potential venereal disease and fear of parental involvement. Abby urges telling parents or, if needed, using the toll free VD Hotline 800-523-1885. Additional letters discuss marrying a divorced man, contacting an ex-wife for bias, and a tongue-in-cheek reply about allergy debates.
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Abby
Couple won’t part with pet porker Gabriel the pig
Hartland Ohio AP report on Gabriel the 600 pound housebroken pet pig owned by Joe Caroselli and his wife. Vets warn diet of dog food cola and beer could push him toward 600 pounds. the couple resists selling despite interest. Gabriel is intelligent, well behaved, sleeps with Freddie the mongrel, and even shares beer with his owner.
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Hartford
Ohio
Gabriel
Joe Caroselli
Carosellis
Caroselli
Freddie
Koreagate indictment dismissed in Park case
U S District Judge June Green dismissed a 36 count indictment against Korean rice dealer Tongsun Park ending Koreagate. Park had testified under immunity deal arranged by Benjamin Civiletti, then head of the criminal division. Hanna, Passman and other figures faced trial with limited outcomes and Park still faces potential tax debts.
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Washington
Justice Department
U.S
June Green
Tongsun Park
Park
Benjamin R. Civiletti
Civiletti
Edison settlement ends eight-year racial discrimination suit in Detroit
About 450 black Detroit Edison employees will get 10 000 each under a 4 5 million consent judgment. The case, begun in 1971 by the ACLU and Stanford attorney, charged Edison with systematic discrimination in hiring and promotion of Black workers.
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Detroit
Detroit Edison
U.S
Howard L. Simon
Michigan
The
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Stanford University
William Gould
Edison
Willie Stamps
Association For the Betterment of Black Edison
Simon
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