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v The combined acreage of sugaz and pineapple in 1970 was 302,000 acres in addition to sugar lands the Big Island has around 800,000 acres of pasture land suitable for the production of Hemp. Hemp provides a economic opportunity for the Big Island potentially 33 times the economic resource of sugar. We wish to promote the fair re-emergence of the Sovereign Nation of Hawaii and propose a 10 per cent of gross profit tribute be either paid to or held in trust for what ever internationally recognized entity is finally established as the repository of Hawaiian Sovereignty. Taxes were paid to the Hawaiian monazchy in 1827 in the form of un- wrought Hemp. [n Hawaii in the 1820's Hemp was reported to yield 13 tons per acre of fiber the above figures were based on a yield of 10 tons of fiber per acre We wish to praise the forward looking position taken by Mayor Steven Yamashiro's Administration [see attached letter requesting expedition of DEA permits from the Mayors administration] Hawaii Island is in dire straights due to the failure of sugar cane and the Mayor is in this case truly looking out for the interest of the citizens of this island. Rev. Dennis Shields The Religion of Jesus Church Roger Christie The Hawaii Hemp Council Michael Allen Alternative Energy Advocacy fuel cell -n. An electrochemical cell in which the energy of a reaction between a fuel, such as liquid hydrogen, and an oxidant, such as liquid oxygen, is converted directly and continuously into electrical energy. Fuel Cells produce electricity by catalytic conversion of a hydrogen bearing fuel source with oxygen the by-products of this catalytic combustion is water carbon dioxide and electricity.