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Letters-2 Hero-9 Life in Hell-10 Quintero's Cuisine The Flying Calend Page 11 Karamazov ar Brothers PageB ·H O N O L U L U Letters-2 Hero-9 Life in Hell-10 Quintero's Volume 2, Number 41, October 7, 199 2 Cuisine�t5 lllelllking Island Festival celebratesart Ill DI storytelling ,; ,, Shortly after its founding in 1979, FEMA became the Reaganaut catchall for right­ wing kookery, part of a massive paranoid planning apparatus designed to pQt down urban insurgency. By James Ridgeway Page 3 Letters HONOL ULU Taking exception Bribeless band list with the experts Thanks forthe great music listing MajorB�tailer1s Half ..Year Sale column - so complete, and you don't Regarding Julia Steele's article on Vol. 41 the Honolulu Community-Media even have to pay "bribe money." 2, No. October 7, 199 2 Nov 5-8 $499 pp dbl. Council's evaluation of local Bruce Greenwood Inludes: Round trip Airfare television news ("And That's the Chuck's in Mililani Way It Is," HW,9/16): I must concur Publisher and Managing 3 nts. 1st class hotel Editor Laurie V. Carlson '* with Kent Baker's assessment of the Deluxe City Tour Senior Editor Julia Steele * self-professed Mainland experts - Arts & Calendar Editor *� Transfers, Tax who really cares what a bunch of Bad signs Derek Ferrar burned-outMainland news directors I understand that political Calendar: think of our localnewscasts anyway? candidates must find some way, Associate Editor: Matt Uiagalelei As a frequent traveler to the preferably cost-free, to advertise Contributing Editor: John W. White Film Critic: Bob Green Mainland, I have the opportunity to their names to potential voters. And Theater Critic: Karyn Koeur view many newscasts in various­ sign-waving is the way to go in Contributing Writers sized metropolitanareas. I can think Hawaii. But please, can't they stand Cecil Adams, Tom Keogh, Karyn Koeur, James Ridgeway, of no Mainland newscast I've seen back at least one footfrom the curb? Grady Timmons that is substantially better than what And not stick their heads out into CopyKathy Editor Luter Reimers we have here in Honolulu (though I traffic?Or wave in your face as you Art Director Bud Linschoten have seen worse). I think we are tryto make a right-hand turn?These Production fortunate to have television stations selfish idiots are blocking Isabella Forster, Sam Kim that produce a decidedly local-style crosswalks, sidewalks and major Cartoonists Matt Groening, Slug Signorino newscast that we, as local people, thoroughfares. They're lucky some Contributing Illustrator can relate to. I happen to appreciate madman doesn't finallysnap and go Peggy Chun and enjoy the unique, comfortable, ballistic by running them down. Contributing Photographer down home, accuratenews anchoring Maybe then they'd realize there are Brian Reed and sports reporting of Joe Moore, other people around, like Administrative Support Catharine Gregory Dan Cooke, Leslie Wilcox, Howard pedestrians, joggers, children and Advertising Dashefsky, Rob Fukuzaki, Robert drivers. Leo Geensen, Donovan Slack Kekaula and others. For sure they Most of them don't even pay A Member of!he Associationof may not be national material, but attention to the people they are e Alternative these are people who knowHawaii, supposed to connect with. They Newsweeklies 11/.2. lto1,1r1'!tstr1,1ctlo11 and we know them, and we like yawn, talk among themselves and ISSN #l057-414X them. sometimes give you dirty looks Entire contents © 1992 by � Honolulu Weekly, Inc. 1'!td1,1d!'!tg4 lto1,1r1,1se ofetJ,_.1,1!f ment. LarryHeim while they wave with limp-wristed, All rights reserved. lackluster apathy. One guy actually Manuscripts should be accompanied by had his head turned to his friend, a self-addressedstamped envelope: $55 for1 P1rao11 Honolulu Weeklyassumes no responsi­ and he was yawning as he stuck his bilityfor unsolicited material. $?:5 for 2 P61ple hand in front of my field of vision. Subscription rates: Six months $35. Twinkle, twinkle, One year $50. \ --d) little Weekly Then the hand passed in frontof the next victim behind me. It's all 1200 College Walk, Suite 212 155-A� Hamakua ---= � Drive • Kailua, Hawaii96734 While readingthrough your article Honolulu, Hawaii 96817 (808) 262-6068 • FAX(808) 263-9723 highlighting'The Arts of Pall" (HW, automatic, robotic, empty telephone: 808 528-1475 9/16), I once again had the movement ... like most of the opportunity to thank my lucky stars politicians themselves. for the Honolulu Weekly. 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