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Suspect indicted in '79 death of NYC boy Etan Patz

NEW YORK » A man authorities say confessed to the infamous 1979 disappearance of a 6-year-old boy from his New York City neighborhood has been formally charged with murder and kidnapping, a major...

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Wind, low humidity raise risk of leeward brush fires, forecasters say

The Honolulu office of the National Weather Service has issued a fire weather watch for leeward areas of all islands Thursday.

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Census: New gauge shows 49.7 million poor in U.S.

WASHINGTON » The ranks of America's poor edged up last year to a high of 49.7 million, based on a new census measure that takes into account medical costs and work-related expenses.

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RIM offers free voice calls over Wi-Fi with BBM

TORONTO » BlackBerry users will be able to make free voice calls over a Wi-Fi network using the popular BBM messaging service.

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Former Councilman Rod Tam fined for misuse of city funds

The city Ethics Commission fined former City Councilman Rod Tam $813.53 today for misusing city funds to buy city employees appreciation lunches and for a Chinese dinner for foreign delegates.

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Grand jury indicts brothers for attempted murder

An Oahu grand jury today indicted two brothers charged with attempted murder in the stabbing and beating of a man who tried to break up a fight between the two men in Makiki Friday night.

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State, teachers union resume contract talks

The state Department of Education says a state negotiating team and the teachers union are resuming contract talks.

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At a time of fiscal trouble, we’re distracted by sex

Oh, for heaven’s sake. Just after an all-consuming election had ended, just as politicos had their heads between their knees, taking deep breaths after screen-sifting furiously through the debris of...

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Da Kine

Q-pot. line contains several sweet treats • Fantastic Sams comes to Kahala • Oakley’s Maui store to open with a bang • Wear workout line inside, outside gym

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Prize packages await 3 ornament makers

We’re looking for kids to help us trim our pages as the holidays approach. It’s time for our annual Keiki Kalikimaka drawing contest.

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Kauai judge reduces bail for accused killer

LIHUE >> A judge has reduced a $1 million bond for a Kauai man charged with murdering his estranged wife in 2006.

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Actress rules stage in tale of fishermen

Ed Sakamoto has written plays on many different subjects over the years, and the premiere production of his newest work, “Fishing for Wives,” at Kumu Kahua reminds us that he has a masterful command of...

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Value of isle seed crops eases upward

The value of seed crops in Hawaii managed a slight rise to a record this past season, according to a new government report, though the industry appears to have plateaued after rapid growth over much of...

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Kaiser offers contract buyouts to some nurses

Kaiser Permanente Hawaii has offered buyouts to an undisclosed number of its 850-member nursing workforce in an effort to redesign the way health care is delivered and adjust staffing levels in an...

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Energy initiatives catch Taiwan's eye

Hawaii's growing reputation as a global center for clean energy research and development has attracted another delegation of foreign officials looking to see what the state has to offer.

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Profit rose in third quarterfor Royal Hawaiian Orchards

Hilo-based macadamia nut producer Royal Hawaiian Orchards LP pocketed more income in the third quarter as the company formerly known as ML Macadamia Orchards LP geared up to launch retail sales of...

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Business Briefs

Superstorm, anxiety eat into retail sales • Fed minutes hint at new bond-buying plan • California starts program to cap emissions; and more

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PLDC should wait on making rules

The first word in the agency's name — the Public Land Development Corp. — ought to mean something, at the very least that its officials are listening to the public whose land is at issue.

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Off the News

Choosing a House speaker is a Democrat's game • A famous farmer on Maui

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Letters to the Editor

Hawaii voters made the right choices • LNG is cleanest of all fossil fuels • Political ads should offer educated views; and more

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