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From Page lA t~ .Heir results indicate more than not come fn ,tc Pahala area. he Tuda~, ncarh one rnill
The administration proposed a 60 percent approval of [he prison in said. ahuut percent of the
2,300-bed facility in Ka'u, but later Ka'u," Cayetano said. "This doesn't mean people don't the wor cR'St~k inccnu,~~
said it could be a comhination of a ILWU officials on the Big Island have their opinion and can express P roseeut0 r
smaller prison and an expansion at did not return telephone calls from their opinion," Cayetano said. "But
the existing minimum security The Associated Press for comment I don't think therc's any question The results of a suspec
prison camp at Kulani. on the governor's statement. that there's a concerted and well- last week were wined u.
Cayetano said there's new evi- Cayetano discredited a petition organized movement to express xcording u, Hawaii Cuut
Bence of greater community sup- drive that collected 1,300 names of opposition Co the prison in Ka'u." Fire Department ~olunt~
port than some of the detractors those opposed to a prison in Ka'u. Cayetano said he wants to hear man of the Ohio Estates s
wan[ people to believed. A review indicated 300 to 400 of from people who are not usually after watching the suspect
"The ILWU did a house-to- the signatures were those of Stu- the types to express themselves in On the fourth visit, the
house survey in Pahala, and I'm dents and most of those signing did public. it into the dumpster, settir
..Shriners also raising funds for youngsters Landnboar
From Page 1 A To be eligible for treatment, a The current fund raiser is a pork
over the Pacific Rim," said Grimes, child must be less than 18 years old, baby-back rib sale for ribs cooked HILO (AP) -State L:
who was a "Shriners' kid" and spent must possess a treatable orthopedic a[ Huggo's restaurant. Tickets can [ions for 8,500 acres of st
a yeaz in one of their California hos- condition, and the family must be purchased at Huggo's or from Public auctions for the
pitals when he was 10 years old. demonstrate the cost of treatment any Shriner for a complete take-out no dates have been set.
The 40-bed Honolulu Shriners would cause a financial burden. meal, which includes ribs, beans Thirty-five parcels arc f
Hospital for Children is one of 22 It isn't necessary to know or be a and rice for $8. in size from a little more
pediatric care facilities in Hawaii, Shriner or belong to the Masonic The meals will be available 10 The other parcels arc sl
Canada, Mexico and the mainland. Lodge [o obtain treatment. a.m. to 1 p.m. April 25 at the parts of the island.
More than 17,000 children from "We just want to help," Grimes restaurant. For more information, Those interested in fan
Hawaii and across the Pacific said. call Morrie Ruch at 322-2198. land they want. Would-be
Basin have received world-class Locally, Shriners are raising For a clinic appointment or for There is concern outsid
orthopedic care at no cost a[ the money [o pay for transportation for more information, call Grimes at workers may not be able
Honolulu hospital since it was children who need to go to the hos- 326-2262, or Bill Mallion at 329- State Rep. Dwight Tak
established in 1923. pital in Honolulu. 7526. consideration given to Ioc
...Teens stepping up to take responsibility Pagers ou
From Page 1 A `"Chere may not be any more par- Eoff said the state Department of GTE Hawaiian Tel page
cam rs said the were threatened ties down there," Fergerstrom said. Card and Natural Resources along service Monday after a I
Pe y service, according to a w~,
when they criticized members of "But they're going to move some- with the 1epartment of Health and The AT&T frame relay
the groups about their behavior. where else." landowners will work with police
In addition [o the neighborhood Fergerstrom said while to issue citations to homeless peo- On the Big Island, page
watch, communit licin ofli- Kohanaiki has been quiet for the ple now living at the beach. es 898 and 899.
Y Po g GTE reported it is wt
cers have contacted some teen- last few weekends, police have She said [he ohana will continue quickly as possible. GTF
agers who attend the parties. received reports about teens con- to sponsor a pair of portable toilets network to restore servio
Officer Rollin Rabara said the ducting parties on state land at and a dumpster, and the Natural
teens have responded by forming a Makalawena, another popular Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Recycle D
committee to assist in the control camping site for residents. Authority will work with the state
of unruly behavior at the parties. "We've had reports of people to remove abandoned vehicles. Residents with used c
"We want the kids [o know they outside the (Bishop Estate) gate," Rabara said he would also like Hawaii's Recycle Day.
have to take responsibility for their Fergerstrom said `"there were no avoid situations similar to those in Disposal areas will be
actions," Rabara said. "If this reports of trash or trouble, but the Hilo where as many as 500 people Waimea and Kaitua Trar
works out, we'd like to use it as an cars illegally parked along Queen gather for the parties. Rowdy par- Center.
example of how much the kids can Kaahumanu Highway were still ties in Hilo have caused numerous Households may dispt
accomplish." tagged" problems for police, including the clean plastic containers
Eoff said the teen committee has Fergerstrom said there is no death of a patrolman. oil, hydraulic fluid, gear
concluded Kohanaiki is a special "one-stroke solution" [o ending [he In May 1990, veteran Officer accepted. Hazardous m:
place, and they will try to educate mobile parties. "Wherever it moves Richard "Shige" Jitchaku was Paints or thinners cannot
theirpeers [o prevent further abuses. we'll address it and just keep plug- killed trying to break up a riot on Other recyclables also
"One teen remarked that after Bing away," he said. Banyan Drive. minum, cardboard, gias=
spending some time camping with Rabara estimates half the people In 1997, police reported half a For more information.
his family he realized this beach attending the parties are young dozen out-of-control parties. Merrie Mo~
was a very special place;' Eoff said. adults, and he plans to speak with Outnumbered officers have had to
"He was planning to encourage his some of them about their roles in ward off bottles and rocks along Traffic patterns near E
friends not to trash but to respect these gatherings. with challenges and insults. during the Merrie Mona
and help protect Kohanaiki." "They have the say on where "Fortunately, we haven't had Beginning a[ 3 p.m.
Kona Police Capt. Dale Ferger- these parties are being held," [hose kinds of incidents here." Hamakua-bound on 3+a
Strom praised everyone's efforts, Rabara said. "If anything, this is Rabara said.'"fhat's why we'rc hav- from Piilani to Kuaw~a
but added the Kohanaiki settlement the group we need to get in contact ing the meetings, so we can have the George Yoshida. dire
does not mean the end of the poten- with because they are the ones who kids come up with a game plan to police will also maintei
Bally dangerous mobile parties. have access to alcohol:' avoid these dangerous situations." until Saturday to comet