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Month: July 2003

Tourism 

Delta resumes nonstop Atlanta route

July 31, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

Delta Airlines will resume its daily nonstop flights between Honolulu and its Atlanta hub tomorrow, with the 3:15 p.m. arrival

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Volcano Watch 

How old are the Hawaiian Islands?

July 31, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 1 Comment

The age of the youngest volcanic rocks varies greatly among the Hawaiian Islands. It’s easy to guess the age of

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Volcano Watch 

Conference tackles awareness, hotspot theories

July 28, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

Several delegates at last week’s Cities on Volcanoes 3 (COV3) conference were former students of the Center for the Study

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Tourism 

HTA to split marketing across five companies

July 25, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

The Hawai`i Tourism Authority announced today that for the first time, it will negotiate with several companies to market Hawai`i

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Tourism 

Four crash victims identified

July 25, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 9 Comments

Four of the five people killed Wednesday in a sightseeing helicopter crash on Kaua`i have been identified. Denver TV station

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National 

Head Start reforms narrowly pass U.S. House

July 25, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

Hawai`i Reps. Neil Abercrombie and Ed Case yesterday voted against a bill that would make several changes to the federal

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Science 

Plant biologists to meet, confer award

July 23, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

Over 1,500 plant biologists and specialists are descending upon Honolulu this weekend for some serious science talk. The annual meeting

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Tourism 

HVCB president resigns

July 22, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

The president and chief executive officer of the Hawai`i Visitors and Convention Bureau resigned yesterday, three weeks after a state

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World 

New WHO head a UH alumnus

July 21, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

The new head of the World Head Organization brings with him two decades of experience with the international agency, and

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Sports 

Women's football league turns to fans

July 19, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

Corporate sponsors are few and far between. The state can’t spare the funds. So with only two weeks to go

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Volcano Watch 

Studying volcanic ash flows

July 19, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

In response to the reawakening of Anatahan Volcano on May 10, seismologists installed a seismometer on the island on May

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Business 

Unemployment up in June

July 17, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

Hawaii’s unemployment rate saw slightly last month from 3.8 to 4.4 percent, an expected bump attributed to the end of

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National 

Reps urge greater respect for Kamehameha statue

July 17, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

Hawaii Reps. Ed Case and Neil Abercrombie today called for an end to “disrespectful characterizations” of a statue of King

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Unusual 

Pac Man addict attacks daughter

July 12, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 1 Comment

An argument over a Game Boy escalated into a physical altercation yesterday, when a mother attacked her adult daughter in

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World 

Australian action echoes U.S. 'pre-emptive' doctrine

July 12, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

Perceived threats to Australia’s security convinced the government there to lead an intervention force in the Solomon Islands, an East-West

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Volcano Watch 

Where city life and volcanoes meet

July 12, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

Many volcanoes are attractive places to live. Good soil, sweeping views, rugged beauty-all these features lure us to volcanic settings.

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Government Technology 

Hawai`i military tech funds advance

July 9, 2003November 29, 2010 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

Hawai`i technology projects were allocated over $16 million in funding in next year’s national defense budget in an appropriations bill

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Education 

Adjusted teacher pay lowest in U.S.

July 8, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

The average salary for teachers in Hawai`i saw an overall increase of 9 percent last year over 2001, making it

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Environment 

Big Island 'critical habitat' for native plants reduced

July 6, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has designated 208,063 acres of the Big Island as critical habitat to protect 41

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Volcano Watch 

Observatory, UH to host national volcano workshop

July 6, 2003 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

This week the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory is cooperating with the University of Hawai`i to conduct a workshop in volcanology for

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