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Neglect leads doctor to prison
A federal judge sentenced Honolulu physician Barry Odegaard to five years in prison yesterday for prescribing powerful painkillers to patients without examining them to determine whether there was medical justification for them to receive the drugs.
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A federal judge sentenced Honolulu physician Barry Odegaard to five years in prison yesterday for prescribing powerful painkillers to patients without examining them to determine whether there was medical justification for them to receive the drugs.
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Judge approves delay in Ewa Beach murder case
The prosecutor handling the murder and sexual-assault case against an Ewa Beach teenager won a delay in the case so he can discuss a legal matter with the Family Court judge who allowed the state to charge the boy as an adult.
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The prosecutor handling the murder and sexual-assault case against an Ewa Beach teenager won a delay in the case so he can discuss a legal matter with the Family Court judge who allowed the state to charge the boy as an adult.
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Hula supply store owners fined for removing rocks from Maui
Two Honolulu hula supply store owners who insisted they were unaware of a state law barring the removal of rocks from beaches were fined $3,500 yesterday for taking as much as $20,000 worth of ili ili stones from a Maui shoreline.
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Two Honolulu hula supply store owners who insisted they were unaware of a state law barring the removal of rocks from beaches were fined $3,500 yesterday for taking as much as $20,000 worth of ili ili stones from a Maui shoreline.
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Report says isle seat-belt use tops 95%
KAPAA, Kauai » Seat-belt use across the state dipped slightly during this year's "Click it or Ticket" campaign, but remained more than 95 percent, according to figures released by the state Department of Transportation.
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KAPAA, Kauai » Seat-belt use across the state dipped slightly during this year's "Click it or Ticket" campaign, but remained more than 95 percent, according to figures released by the state Department of Transportation.
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Soldiers' Deployment Leaves Restaurants UneasyThe slumping economy combined with the deployment of 3,500 Schofield Barracks soldiers leaves some Wahiawa businesses concerned.
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What's open and closed: Discoverer's day
Here's what's open and closed on Monday:
The Honolulu Advertiser – Oct 11, 2008 10:26 AM [GMT] – comment?
Here's what's open and closed on Monday:
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Big waves rolling in for Oahu's already busy North Shore
From his lifeguard tower at Waimea Bay, Kerry Atwood looked out over an ocean that was as calm as a bathtub this week but will begin pounding the North Shore as early as this afternoon with the first big waves of the winter — drawing even more crowds to an area that has stayed busy despite a ... more »
The Honolulu Advertiser – Oct 11, 2008 10:18 AM [GMT] – comment?
From his lifeguard tower at Waimea Bay, Kerry Atwood looked out over an ocean that was as calm as a bathtub this week but will begin pounding the North Shore as early as this afternoon with the first big waves of the winter — drawing even more crowds to an area that has stayed busy despite a ... more »
The Honolulu Advertiser – Oct 11, 2008 10:18 AM [GMT] – comment?
Hannemann campaign spent $1M
Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann spent more than $1 million between Jan. 1 and Sept. 20 as part of his campaign to return to Honolulu Hale for four more years, according to Hawai'i Campaign Spending Commission records.
The Honolulu Advertiser – Oct 11, 2008 09:58 AM [GMT] – comment?
Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann spent more than $1 million between Jan. 1 and Sept. 20 as part of his campaign to return to Honolulu Hale for four more years, according to Hawai'i Campaign Spending Commission records.
The Honolulu Advertiser – Oct 11, 2008 09:58 AM [GMT] – comment?
