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Thursday, Jul 29, 2004

Hawaiians excluded
BOSTON - Support for Native Hawaiian rights was left out of the Democrats' 2004 platform, dismaying Hawaii national convention delegates who expected the party would once again get behind the sovereignty effort.

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If any animal was ever in need of a good public relations firm, it would be the snake.

Mauna Kea rec area open
The state has reopened some of the cabins at Mauna Kea State Recreation Area on Saddle Road which were closed five years ago.

Keauu High principal set
Keaau High School will have a new acting principal when students report for classes Friday.

Citizens arrested and charged
Big Island police arrested and charged the following individuals:

Watch out for school children
Big Island police are reminding Hilo motorists that one-way traffic patterns on parts of Waianuenue Avenue and Kapiolani Street will be in effect starting this morning because schools are opening for the fall semester.

Police looking for missing girl
Big Island police are looking for a 15-year-old girl, Rayven Abordo, reported missing from a home in Hilo since July 14.

Update of Big Isle fatalities
Big Island police said the death of an infant boy Tuesday shouldn't have been counted as a traffic fatality for statistical purposes.

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