MEMORANDUM

TO: SENATOR November 20, 1986

FROM: Dan

RE: Your Legislative Accomplishments, 1959-1986 Pinal Version [see pp. 15 - 21 for 1985-86]

1959 (86th Congress, First Session):

[Supported efforts to establish and fund the East-West Center]

1960 (86th Congress, Second S e ssion ):

PL 86-472, the Mutual Security Act of 1960. Chapter VII = Center for Cultural and Technical Interchange Between East and West Act o f 1960.

PL 86-485, DKI's H.J. Res. 546, authorizing the Architect of the Capitol to present the Congress with the first official flag of the United States bearing 50 stars which is flown over the West Front of the Capitol.

PL 86-624, DKI's H. R. ll602, Hawaii Omnibus Act, elim inating obsolete or inapplicable references to the "Territory of Hawaii" and/or "the continental United States" from numerous statutes.

1961 (87th Congress, F ir s t S e ssion):

PL 87-204, DKI's H. R. 1794, providing for the conveyance of certain real property (Halawa and Moanalua) to the State of H a w a ii.

1962 (87th Congress, Second S e ssion ):

PL 87-654, DKI’s HR 7278, authorizing the State of Hawaii to lease sell or exchange portions of the Kahului, Wailuku, Maui conveyance which are not required for airport purposes (9 /1 0 /6 2 ).

[Mohole]

1963 (88th Congress, F ir s t Session):

PL 88-132, H. R. 5555 M ilitary Pay B ill: DKI cosponsor. Legislative Accomplishments Page 2

PL 88-210, incorporated DKI’s S. 373 as amendment to HR 4955, a b ill to expand vocational education: Inouye amendment accepted making designating state-operated laboratory schools within the meaning of public schools covered by the National Defense Education Act.

PL 88-233, DKI’s S. 2275, the Hawaii Land B ill, returning Sand Island to the State and indefinitely extending the August 21, 1964 deadline for returning surplus ceded lands.

PL 88-309, S. 627 (Cosponsor): Commercial Fisheries research appropriations b ill: $35, 000 of $8. 5 m illion to be made available to Hawaii.

1964 (88th Congress, Second S e ssio n ):

PL 88-449, DKI and Fong's S. 1991, Incorporating the National Tropical Botanical Garden (8/19/64).

PL 88-584, DKI and Fong's S. 692, authorizing the establishment of a Federal Agriculture program for Guam (9/7/64).

1965 ( 89th Congress, First Session):

PL 89- 296 , S. J.Res. 32, 10/27/65: FulbrIght and Inouye resolution to authorize a contribution to certain inhabitants of the Ryukyu Islands for the use of their island, for death and injury to local persons, and for damages stemming from the presence of US troops from August 15, 1845 to April 12, 1952.

1966 (89th Congress, Second Session):

1967 (90th Congress, F ir s t S ession):

PL 90-110, M ilitary Construction Authorization Act for FY 1968, included DKI amendment prohibiting the DOD from selling, leasing, or disposing of Fort DeRussy unless authorized by act of Congress.

PL 90-142, DKI's S. 423, authorizing the payment by the United States of $172, 000 to defray some of the construction costs at Manele Bay, Lanai, Hawaii. (11/16/67)

[L e sio n removed from l e f t lung, May 23]

1968 (90th Congress, Second Session):

[Keynote Speech, 1968 Democratic Convention] Legislative Accomplishments Page 3

1969 (91st Congress, First Session):

P riv a te Law 91-3, May 1, 1969: fo r the r e l i e f o f Yuko Fukunaga.

1970 (91st Congress, Second S e ssio n ):

PL91-353, 7/24/70: DKI's S. 1520, Newspaper Preservation Act.

PL 91-384, 8/l8/70, S. 2484, authorizing marketing agreements for the advertising of Hawaiian papayas. DKI sponsor.

P L 9 1 - 4 2 7 , D KI ' s S. 3 15 3, a u t h o r i z i n g I n t e r i o r a n d t h e Smithsonian to spend money and work with Guam, American Samoa, the Trust Territories, and the State of Hawaii, to protect and conserve their coral reefs. (9/26/70).

PL 91-477: DKI assisted passage of b ill authorizing an Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Tourism to head the U. S. Travel Service and creating the National Tourism Resources Review Commission (NTRRC).

PL 91-561, incorporated DKI’s S. 3162 in HR l4684, to waive the statute of limitations with respect to certain claims against the United States by the State of Hawaii (12/19/70).

PL 91-564, DKI's b ill S. 4l87, conveying certain landsat Fort Ruger M ilitary Reservation to the State of Hawaii. 12/19/70.

PL 91-659, Internal Revenue Code Amendments ACT, included S. l868, DKI'S b ill approving a separate occupational tax. for limited retail dealers in distilled spirits (1/8/71, HR 10517).

Private Law 91-174, DKI's S. 3265, for the relief of Mrs Ani ta Ordillas (10/15/70).

P r iv a t e Law 91-207, December 19, 1970: fo r the R e lie f o f A rth u r Jerome Olinger et al.

1971 (92nd Congress, F ir s t S e ssio n ):

PL 92-128, DKI's S. 592, repeal of the Emergency Detention Act of 1950 [Title II of Internal Security Act]; in HR 234, (9 /2 5 /7 1 ).

PL 92-134, Public Works-AEC appropriations b ill for FY 1972: in clud ed DKI's amendment to postpone the CANNIKIN 5 megaton te s t at Amchitka.

PL 92-138, Sugar Act amendments o f 1971, DKI cosponsor.

PL 92-174, D K I's S. l629 , includes American Samoa and Trust Territory in the Airport and Airway Development Act of 1970 Legislative Accomplishments Page 4

[DKI becomes the firs t Chairman of the firs t tourism subcommittee in the history of the U.S. Congress when the Senate Commerce Committee creates a Subcommittee on Foreign Commerce and Tourism ].

1972 (92nd Congress, Second S e ssio n ):

PL 92-359, DKI’s S. 473, The Automobile Information Disclosure Act, making provisions applicable to possessions of the United States (7/28/72).

PL 9 2 -41 9 , R u ra l Lands Development A ct, Included DKI amendment qualifying lessees of Hawaiian Home Lands for FmHA loans

PL 92-447, H. R. 9135 , incorporated DKI’s S. 2491, specifying the number of members on the Board of Trustees of the Pacific Tropical Botanical Garden (9/29/72).

PL 92-512, DKI amendment to Revenue Sharing Act (HR l4370 ) increasing federal payments in Alaska and Hawaii by an amount equal to COLA in effect for both states.

1973 (93rd Congress, F ir s t S e ssio n ):

PL 93-148, S. 440, War Powers A ct, DKI cosponsor (1 1 /7 /7 3 ).

Private Law 93-6, DKI b ill S. 84, for the relief of Naoyo Campbell (10/l8/73).

Private Law 93-7, DKI b ill S. 89, for the relief of Kuay Ten Chang (1 0 /l8 /7 3 ).

[WATERGATE: Appointed to Select Committee on Presidential Campaign A ctivities, May 17, 1973. ]

1974 (93rd Congress, Second S e ssio n ):

S.Res. 281, DKI’s resolution declaring that the tourism Industry should receive an adequate share of our nation’s energy supplies If steps must be taken to relieve the energy shortage; passed the Senate unanimously.

S. Res. 347, DKI’s resolution authorizing the National Tourism Policy Study; adopted unanimously In the Senate.

1975 (94th Congress, First Session):

PL 94-138, FY76 M ilcon A p p ro p ria tio n s: DKI amendment d ire c ts DOD to study the feasibility of restoring and returning Kahoolawe to the State of Hawaii. Legislative Accomplishments Page 5

PL 94-157,establishi ng the Japan-US Friendship Commission: DKI was a cosponsor and original Commissioner [along with Javits].

PL94-l68, Metric Conversion B ill: DKI original cosponsor of Senate version S. 100 (12/23/75).

PL 94-206, FY76 Labor-HEW Appropriations b ill: DKI amendment allowed new cancer fa cilitie s to be constructed under National Cancer Institute: resulted in $5 m illion appropriation for Hawaii’s Cancer Center.

PL 94-212, FY 76 DOD Appropriations: DKI amendment provided Independent recognition for clinical psychologists under CHAMPUS.

1976 (94th Congress, Second S e ssio n ):

PL 94-353, Airport Development Act of 1976: Included DKI’s S. 115 modifying the definition of fa cility sponsor so that neighbor island airports receive a greater percentage of federal su p p o rt.

PL 94-378, FY77 HUD-Independent Agencies Appropriations: $2. 8 m illio n for construction of Columbarium/Mausoleum at Punchbowl National Cemetery. [1 , 400 crypts and 21, 000 urns. Approved August 77, construction in Sept 78. ]

PL 94-413, FY77 Milcon Appropriations: $42 m illio n for construction projects in Hawaii.

PL 94-455: Tax Reform Act: included DKI amendment deleting the farm corporation accounting section (Included ”crop method” accounting). Worth $25 m illion to Hawaiian sugar and pineapple companies i n deferred taxes. Also included DKI amendment regarding "acquisition indebtedness" allowing Bishop Estate to develop residential land; worth $1 m illion to Hawaii.

PL 95-479, DKI’s S. 13, authorizing dependency and indemnity compensation for widows of veterans.

PL 94-484, Health Professions Educational Assistance Act: DKI amendment authorizes sp e cia l p ro je c t support fo r h e a lth manpower development in the Trust Territories.

[DKI firs t Chairman of the newly constituted Select Committee on Intelligence, May 1976]

[Hearings on Aloha Hawaiian Reparations b ill]

[Decentralization speech delivered to Hawaii State Conference on Unemployment, Sept 3, 1976: DKI urges the State of Hawaii to develop & populate the Neighbor Islands and to decentralize the State Government. ] Legislative Accomplishments Page 6

[Mailgram Service initiated in Hawaii]

[DKI chairs National Tourism Policy Study, 1976-1978]

[DKI elected as Secretary of the Democratic Conference]

1977 (95th Congress, F ir s t S e ssio n ):

PL 95-82, Milcon Authorization b ill for FY78, DKI amendment to authorize construction of a permanent $3. 3 m illion shoreside visitor fa cility at the USS ARIZONA memorial and to Increase appropriations from $2 million to $3.3 m illion. Also includes $55 m illion for m ilitary construction projects in Hawaii.

PL 95-91, Department of Energy Authorization b ill, included DKI amendment requiring reports from the Secretary on foreign investments i n US energy.

PL 95-93, DKI’s S. 858 "Native Hawaiian Manpower Act of 1977: included as amendment to HR 6138 , Youth Employment and Demonstration Projects Act of 1977.

PL 95-97: Agriculture Appropriations b ill for FY78: includes DKI amendment directing the Secretary to conduct a thorough study of Hawaii’s frui t fly program.

PL 95-111, FY78 Defense Appropriations B ill included psychiatric nurses, nurse-midwives, and clinical psychologists fo r independent reimbursement under CHAMPUS

PL 95-113, Food and Agriculture Act: guarantees sugar payments of n o t less than 52. 5% of parity or 13. 5 cents per pound between 1977-79; changed the de la Garza amendment so that Hawaii would receive $57 million for its 1977 crop.

PL 95-2l6, Social Security Financing Amendment of 1977: DKI provision whereby marriage of senior citizens w ill not reduce their eligibility for benefits. (S. 368)

PL 95-217, Clean Water Act of 1977 included a DKI amendment perm itting waivers of secondary sewage requirements for such facilities as Sand Island; placed Trust Territories under jurisd ictio n of Act; saved Hawaii $15. 5 m illion i n construction and operating costs.

1978 (95th Congress, Second S e ssion ):

PL 95-355, 2nd FY78 Supplemental: DKI amendment f o r $ 2 . 9 m illio n to expand the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific in Honolulu and $25 m illion for Guam to purchase the Memorial Center for the Mari anas. Legislative Accomplishments Page 7

PL 95-374, FY79 Milcon Appropriations: $44 m illion for Hawaii.

PL 95-382, DKI’s S. 224, Internment C re d it Bill signed 9-22, providing civil service retirement credit t o Japanese Americans Interned during World War II.

PL 95-419, DKI et al's Pacific-Asian American Heritage Week.

PL 95-431, FY 79 State, Justice, Commerce Appropriations: $2. 4 mi l l i o n fo r Pa c ific Tuna Development Foundation and $ 5 2 ,000 f o r a new Federal Maritime Commission office in Honolulu.

PL 95-448, Agricultural Appropriations B ill for FY79: UH College o f Tropical Agriculture eligible to receive s. 406 funds.

PL 95-457, FY79 Defense Appropriations B ill: Included DKI amendments making nurse-midwi ves eligible for reimbursement under CHAMPUS and prohibiting DOD from using competitive rate program to and from Hawaii for one year.

PL 95-475, DKI’s S. 2873, Amendments to the Intercoastal Shipping Act of 1933, regulating maritime common carriers in In te r s ta te commerce.

PL95-480, FY79 Labor-HEW appropriations b ill contained $1. 6 m illion—$600,000 more than requested— for Kalaupapa leprosy program in Hawaii.

PL 95-482 [H. J. Res. 1139] FY79 Continuing Resolution: $5. 5 m illion for Barbers Point Harbor $2.5 m illion for dredging Honolulu harbor $4.2 m illion Iao Stream Flood Control $230, 000 Kahoma Stream Flood control $65, 000 study: Maalaea Small Boat Harbor $50, 000 study: Kiki aola Small Boat Harbor

PL 95-483, DKI's S. 2873, providing regulation of certain rates by certain state-owned carriers in US foreign commerce. Rate cutting by Soviets and others when bidding for US cargo would be c u r ta ile d .

PL 95-525, CETA Amendments of 1978: DKI amendment: Native Hawaiians eligible for special Jobs and training funds, and other special Native American programs, under CETA

PL 95-625, Omnibus Parks B ill, Included DKI amendment designating Kaloko-Honokohau National Park.

Private Law 95-20, authorizing the Secretary of Commerce to sell 2 obsolete vessels to Mid-Pacific Sea Harvesters, Inc.

P r iv a te Law 95-110, D K I’ s S. 337 f o r the r e l i e f o f M i r i ama Jones. Legislative Accomplishments Page 8

Private Law 95-169, DKI’s S. 2349, a belief for the relief of Margaret Perry.

[FmHA office to service Pa c ific area established in Hilo]

[DKI Commerce Committee resolution creates the Travel and Tourism Industry Advisory Council (TTIAC). ]

[DKI becomes the only Member of Congress to receive the National Intelligence Distinguished Service Medal]

1979 (96th Congress, F ir s t S e ssion ):

PL96-25, DKI's S. 199, Shipping Act of 1916 amendments, strengthening US a b ility to deal with Illegal rebating by foreign carriers.

PL 9.6-69, FY80 Energy and Water Appropriations B ill: $9. 5 m illion for OTEC to enable completion of the Seacoast Testing Facility at Ke-ahole and support the mini -OTEC floating project.

PL 96-108, Agriculture Appropriations B ill for F Y980 1 : $ 2 .8 m illion ($600,000 more than FY79) for S.406 tropical agriculture research.

PL 96 -lll, DKI's S. 1281, enabling the S.S. Independence to re- enter the U.S. domestic trade, [specifically, interisland trade in the State of Hawaii].

PL 96-125, FY80 Milcon Appropriations: $33. 53 m illion for projects in Hawaii.

PL 96-126, FY 80 Interior Appropriations B ill: provides $7 m illio n to purchase land for the new Kaloko-Honokohau Cultural Park on the Big Island.

PL 96-527, FY 80 Defense Appropriations: ban for another year on implementing the Competitive Rate Program in Hawaii and Alaska.

Private Law 96-20, DKI's b ill S. 151 for the relief of Jerry W. Manandic and Ceferino W. Manandic.

[Honolulu office of the Federal Insurance Administration opened November 30, 1979]

[USDA begins neighbor island predeparture inspection, absorbing 1/2 cost at request of DKI]

[Establishment of the Hawaii Federal Judicial Selection Commission]

[World War II submarine BOWFIN transferred from Navy Reserve Fleet to the Pacific Fleet Submarine Memorial Association] Legislative Accomplishments Page 9

[DKI made Samoan High Talking Chief and presented with a resolution of thanks and symbols of his high office by the Samoan L e g is la tu re ]

1980 (96th Congress, Second S e ssio n ):

PL 96-221, Banking B ill: contains DKI exemption for non-mainland banks to protect Hawaii from sudden impact of required deposits in Federal Reserve System.

PL 96 - 294, Synthetic Fuels B ill (6/30/80), DKI amendment providing $1. 2 b illio n i n assistance to ethanol producing plants, with priority to solar, biomass, and geothermal plants.

PL 96-317, DKI's S. 1647, Japanese Internment Study Commission.

PL 96-320, DKI’s S. 2492, Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion [OTEC] Act of 1980 (8/3/80)

PL 96-362, DKI's S. 1650, National Aquaculture Act.

PL 96-374, Higher Education Amendments Act: included DKI’s Native Hawaiian Education Act (first introduced by DKI in 79): establishing a commission to study the educational needs of Native Hawaiians; and DKI amendment granting Community Colleges in American Samoa and Micronesia federal land grant status.

PL 96 — 418, Milcon authorization b ill for FY 1 981: contained $84. 5 m illion renovation of Tripler Army Medical Center and authorization for Kahoolawe decontamination study to see if the island could be cleared of munitions and debris.

PL 96-436, Milcon Appropriations b ill for FY8l: contained $130.7 m illion for projects in Hawaii, including Kahoolawe study.

PL 96-514, Interior Appropriations b ill for FY 1981, included DKI amendments authorizing Kalaupapa National Historic Preserve / Native Hawaiian Claims Study Commission; FALLS OF CLYDE subsidy, US Fish & W ildlife Service Lab in Hilo kept open.

PL 96-528, Agriculture Appropriations for FY 1981: included DKI’s amendment providing $3. 8 m illion for the sterile fru itfly rearing facility at Waimanalo; included a DKI amendment to preserve the plant material center on Molokai

PL 96-536, Continuing Resolution for FY 1981: contained Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations B ill, including DKI’s Pacific Basin Research and Training Center. contained State, Justice, Commerce Appropriations b ill for FY 1981: Honolulu National Weather Service Regional office saved by DKI. Legislative Accomplishments Page 10

PL 9 6 -5 9 0 , D K I's S. 3261 , amended s. 222 of the Communications Act to include Hawaii as a point in domestic communications.

Private Law 96-100, DKI's,bill S. 2849 for the relief of Charles Jeffrey Greene.

[Heen appointed i nterim judge]

[Deep Sea Cable approved at Carter's direction to Energy]

1981 (97th Congress, F ir s t S e ssion ):

PL 97-35, impact aid retained for Hawaii in Budget Act.

PL 97-63, DKI a cosponsor of the National Tourism Policy Act, w h ic h c re a te d an U n d e rs e c re ta ry o f Commerce f o r T r a v e l and T o u r i s m; c r e a t e d t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s T r a v e l a n d T o u r i s m Administration to succeed the U.S. Travel Service.

PL 97-92, Continuing Resolution for FY 1982: contained Labor-HHS Appropriations b ill for FY82: $15 m illion in impact aid for Hawaii; Administration on N ative Americans funded; Community Health Centers at Kai ser Hospital and Waianae funded; increased assistance to schools of public health. included State-Justice-Commerce Appropriations fo r FY82: EWC +$1. 13 m illion, to a total of $16.88 m illion; Hawaiian monk seal stu d y, & seal pup c a p tu re /re le a se ; $ 8 . 6 m i l l i o n f o r new USTTA; Kahului National Weather Service Station would remain open; $2 m illion for development of national aquaculture development p la n .

PL 97-98, 1981 Farm B ill: sugar title .

PL 97-101, FY82 NASA-HUD appropriations b ill: housing project for staff and scientists at Mauna Kea Observatory funded.

PL 97-106, FY 82 Milcon Appropriations b ill: $89 million in projects for Hawaii.

Private Law 97-13, DKI's b ill enabling the S. S. CONSTITUTION to re-enter the U. S. domestic trade [specifically, interisland trade in the state of Hawai i].

[FAA consolidation of regional offices (PacIfic-Asia regional office inHonolulu with Western Regional in Seattle) suspended]

[DKI elected to GWU Board of Trustees for 3 year term]

[EPA continues support for Hawaii Pesticides Health Assessment P ro je c t] Legislative Accomplishments Page 11

1982 (97th Congress, Second Ses s io n ) :

PL 97-172, DKI's S. J. Res. 67 , establishing "National Nurse- Midwifery Week.

PL 97-248, The Miscellaneous Revenues Act of 198l, included a DKI amendment to make American Samoans, eligible for aid to dependent children, elderly and disabled, and Medicai d.

PL 97-251, CHAMPVA / Veterans Administration reauthorization: contained DKI amendment to provide increased federal health coverage for m ilitary retirees.

PL 97-272, FY83 NASA-HUD appropriations: $1. 8 m illion for Mauna Kea Infrared Telescope and directs transfer of telescope to NSF in 1984.

PL 97-323: DeRussy r i der strengthened by DKI amendment to FY 83 Milcon Appropriation b ill. $4. 1 m illion approved for Aliamanu M ilitary Reservation community center.

PL 9 7 -370 , FY83 Agriculture Appropriation: $7 m illion for heptachlor losses in Hawaii. Mandatory start of 20 new PL 566 watersheds, leading to construction of Waimanalo and Honolua watershed projects in Hawaii.

PL 97-377, FY83 CR: DKI amendment: $500, 00 to promote foreign travel to Hawaii.

PL 97-453, included DKI’s S. 2401, reauthorizing the Central, Western, and South Pacific Fisheries Development Act.

PL 97-473,ERISA b ill: included DKI amendment to exempt Hawaii’s p repa id Health Care Act from Federal preemption.

[Rehabilitation Research and Training Center for handicapped residents of the Pacific Basi n announced]

1983 (98th Congress, First Session):

PL 98-24, 4/26/83: Included DKI b ill S. 168 including Native Hawaiians within a group of underserved populations for the Comprehensive Alcohol Abuse and Alcohol Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation Act of 1970.

PL 98-45, FY84 HUD-Independent Agencies Appropriations: $2 m illion for Mauna Kea Infrared Telescope.

PL 98-50, FY84 Energy and Water Appropriations: $8 m illion for OTEC; $5 m illion for deep-water cable; $20 m illion for water projects, i ncluding Barbers Point Deep Draft Harbor, Paauau Stream Flood Control, Kahului harbor, and South Kohala. Legislative Accomplishments Page 12

PL 98-63, FY83 supplemental: $4 m illion for solar energy on Molokai : Small Community Solar Thermal Project; DKI amendment 1390, prohibiting the expenditure of funds to relocate the Hawaii State office of the Farmers Home Administration from Hilo to Honolulu; DKI amendment 1399, to ensure th a t funds fo r the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of C ivilians shall be available until September 30, 1983.

PL 98-77, Emergency Veterans Job Training Act, included $12 m illion proposed by DKI for m ilitary housing in Hawaii.

PL 98-94, 9/24/83: DOD Authorization for FY 1984, included S. l6 l, DKI’s b ill providing that reimbursements may be made to providers of medical services under the CHAMPUS program in accordance with medicare reimbursement principles, and S. 162, authorizing the Secretary of Defense to conduct studies and demonstration projects to develop Incentives for economy i n administration of the civilian and medical programs of the uniformed services while maintaining or improving the quality of care available under such programs.

PL 98-116, FY 84 Milcon appropriations: $91 m illion for projects i n H aw aii.

PL 98-139, FY84 Labor-HHS appropriations: Central Oahu a separate school district for computing impact aid; i ncrease of $500, 000 for leprosy program in Hawaii; directed assisted for Native Hawaiians, despite Administration efforts to abandon off- reservation Native Americans; establishment of Pacific Basin Educational Laboratory.

PL 98-151, Continuing Resolution for FY 1984: Included FY84 agricultural appropriations: $1. 8 m illion to cover losses of Hawaiian dairy farmers due to heptachlor contamination (in addition to the $7 m illion appropriated in FY 8 3 ); language mandating continued inspection of interlining baggage on the neighbor islands; funds for plant material center on Molokai, aquaculture and sugarland research; funds for maintaining an ACS office in Hawaii; $700,000 for feeds research by the Oceanic Institute. included DKI amendment 2480, accepted as Matsunaga-Inouye amendment 2592 to HJRes 413, prohibiting the GSA from using appropriated funds to sell of transfer the Hi ckam Air Force Base Administrative Annex to anyone other than the state of Hawaii for airport development purposes. [Eventually withdrawn when the GSA agreed to transfer the parcel to the state at no cost].

PL 98-166, FY84 State Justice Commerce Appropriations: 4 weather-data buoys; study of El Nino weather conditions in the * Pacific; continued funding for monk seal research; HURL. Legislative Accomplishments Page 13

PL 98-180, Tobacco and Dairy Price Support b ill; DKI cosponsored an amendment exempting Hawaii from dairy surcharges and milk promotion assessment.

PL 98-213; the Omnibus Territories Authorization B ill, included DKI’s S. 207, authorizing the Army Corps of Engineers to work with the Governments of the Trust Territories and the Northern Mari anas to study and draft plans for developing the territories’ water resources.

S. Res. 18, DKI's resolution disapproving Reagan’s proposed deferral of $7 m illion for the Dairy Indemnity Program and Hawaiian farmers affected by the heptachlor contamination: Passed the Senate March 10 1983.

1984 (98th C o n g re s s ,Second S e ssio n ):

PL 98-232, Inouye et al, 3/14/84: A joint Resolution to proclaim the month of March 1984 as National Social Work Month.

PL 98-237, DKI cosponsor of the Shipping Act of 1984, which overhauled for the firs t time in 70 years the laws governing international liner shipping.

PL 9 8 -33 2 , A g r ic u l t u r a l S upplem ental 1984, DKI amendment 2853 reducing funds for assistance to El Salvador to $61. 75 m illion.

PL 98- 360 , FY85 Energy and Water Appropriations: $5. 5 for OTEC; $12. 2 for wind turbines; $0. 8 m illion for deep sea cable; $12 m illion for Barbers Point.

PL 98-369, 7/l8/84: Deficit Reduction Act, included DKI b ill S. l66, amending the Social Security Act to provide that services furnished by clinical psychologists shall be reimbursable under Medicare when furnished by a health maintenance organization to a member o f th a t HMO.

PL 98- 383, Inouye et al, 8/17/84: A joint resolution designating August 21, 1984, as Hawaii Statehood Silver Jubilee Day.

PL 98-396, 8/22/84: FY 1984 Second Supplemental: included S. 171, DKI’s Native Hawaiian and Native American Pacific Islanders Health Care Needs Act. included DKI-Rudman amendment p ro h ib itin g the Im p le m e n ta tio n of the FCC’s proposed 12/12/12 station ownership rule.

PL 9 8 -41 1 , FY85 S ta te J u s tic e Commerce A p p ro p ria tio n s B i l l , Honolulu to be one of six new National Ocean Service Centers; $3. 2 m illion for El Nino Study; weather buoys; HURL; fisheries habitat research; monk seal research; subarctic bloom; full-tim e continued weather satellite field service station; Legislative Accomplishments Page 14

PL 98-461, C ontinuing R e solu tion fo r FY 1985: contained FY85 Labor-HHS appropriations: $5 m illion for training Pacific health professionals in Samoa and Trust T e r r ito r ie s by UH. contained FY 85 Milcon appropriations: $240 m illion for projects in Hawaii. contained FY 85 Agriculture Appropriations: funds for alternate sugarland research, EDB replacement, sugarcane biotechnology research, tropical/subtropical research, aquaculture; Oceanic Institute research into gulf shrimp and animal feeds; extension and nutrition services; ACS office in Hawaii; germplasm repositories on Molokai; report language u n d e rs c o rin g fa c t th a t APHIS has taken over in t e r lin in g baggage from neighbor islands and w ill maintain this service. contained FY85 Treasury-Postal Service Appropriations, including DKI's Federal Drug Enforcement Task Force. contained DKI amendment mandating the study of mainland milk purchases by the m ilitary in Hawaii. Included S. 1527, DKI's b ill to provide parity for psychiatrists and psychologists under title 18, USC. included Interior Appropriations b ill for FY 1985 & DKI amendme n tappropriati ng $4. 4 m illion to begin acquisition of private land for Upper Hakalau Forest w ildlife park.

PL 98-466, Inouye et al, 10/11/84: S. 197, a b ill directing the Secretary of Transportation to conduct an independent study to determine the adequacy of certain industry practice and FAA rules [Cabin Air Quality B ill]

PL 98-480, L ib ra ry Services and C onstruction Act Amendments, DKI amendment specifying that 25 percent of the Indian set-aside. Is reserved for a separate grant program of library services and construction for Native Hawaiians. ($590, 000)

PL 98-511, 10-19-84, Education Amendments Act, included DKI b ill S. l64, making scholarships available to provide clinical psychologists for Indians.

PL 98-524, Carl D. Perkins Vocational Education B ill: Native Hawaiians are deemed eligible for 0. 25 percent of the funds available under the Act ($2 m illion).

PL 98-525, the DOD authorization b ill for FY 1985: included S. 202, DKI's b ill granting eligibility for retired pay to certain reservists who did not perform active duty before August 16, 1945 . included S. 157, DKI's b ill providing vision care services under CHAMPUS.

PL 98-527, Developmental D isabilities Act of 1984: DKI amendment specifying that Native Hawaiians are a target population for the National Significance/Special Project Grant Program. Legislative Accomplishments Page 15

PL 98-528, included S. 155, DKI's b ill providing special incentive pay to VA psychologists who obtain board certification in a professional specialty.

PL 98-555, 10-30-84, Preventative Health Amendments Act, included S. l63, DKI b ill entitled the Emergency Child Health Services Act.

PL 98-573, DKI amendment 4263 to HR 3398, the Omnibus Trade B ill, authorizing the collection of data on international trade in services.

PL 98-619, Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations Act for FY 1985: included DKI amendment 4387 to provide a grant to the UH for developing a project to train and provide appropriate health professionals for American Samoa and the Trust Terri tory of the Pacific Islands. included funds for Native Hawaiian Maternal and Health Care Centers; Kalaupapa; and a set aside for colleges serving native American Pacific Islanders.

S. Res. 369: the Senate Flag Resolution, adopted 9/7/84.

1985 (99th Congress, F ir s t S e ssion ):

PL 99-88, Supplemental Appropriations for FY 85: DKI amendment urging FAA to discuss 50/50 cost sharing with State led FAA to agree to fund half, or $2. 5 million, for new air traffic control tower at Kahului, Maui; $1. 2 m illion for purchase of DEA helicopter; $2 million for 4 demonstration projects to provide Emergency Medical Services for children.

PL 99-119, DKI's S. 84, granting a federal charter to the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association.

PL 99-129, the Health Profession Training Assistance Act of 19 8 5 , i ncluded DKI's S. 181, a b ill permitting educational institutions with graduate programs in psychology to apply for grants and contracts to provide educational assistance to individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds.

PL 99-141, Energy and Water Appropriations for FY 1986: $5 m illion for OTEC; $9.5 m illion for mod-5B wind turbine at Kahuku; $500,000 for Hawaii biofuels project; $2. 2 m illion for Hawaii water projects.

PL 99-145, DOD authorization b ill for FY 1986, included DKI's S. 151 , establishing professional qualifications for clinical psychologists furnishing care to members of the uniformed services or their dependents. Legislative Accomplishments Page 16

PL 99-173, Milcon Appropriations for FY86: $88 m illion in projects for Hawaii.

PL 99-178, Labor-HHS appropriations b ill for FY 1986, $3.3 m illion for Hansen's Disease program at Kalaupapa; $13 m illion in impact aid for Hawaii; $250, 000 in Vocational education funds for Alu Like; $1.5 m illion for Pacific Basi n health promotion and disease prevention centers.

PL 99-l80, State-Justice-Coramerce Appropriations for FY 1986: $1. 4 m illion for HURL; $1. 4 m illion for asbestos removal at East-West Center (in addition to an annual appropriation of $19.6 m illion); $3. 2 for El Nino study.

PL 99-184, Continuing Resolution for FY 1986: included Agriculture Appropriations for FY 1986: $1. 9 m illion -to complete the sterile fru itfly rearing fa c ility at Waimanalo [original funding provided by DKI in FY 1981]; $640, 000 for bi ogenetic controls of fru itflie s ; $150, 000 in planning funds for an aquaculture research center in Hawaii; $3. 25 m illion for tropical/ subtropical research; $150, 000 for alternative sugarland research at UH. included Interior Appropriations for FY 1986: $6 m illion to complete acquisition of private land for Upper Hakalau Forest w ildlife sanctuary.

[PL 99-198, 1985 Farm B ill: DKI managed floor time in opposition to B radley-G orton sugar amendment; DKI motion to ta b le B ra d le y - Gorton amendment succeeded 60-32. ]

1986 (99th Congress, Second S e ssion ):

PL 99-251, Federal Employees Health Benefit Act Amendments, included DKI's S. 60, authorizing the direct reimbursement of clin ic a l social workers and increasing federal employee access to clinical social workers.

PL 99-272, Budget Reconciliation, Included DKI's S. 755, regarding parents of airline employees being treated as employees in applying fringe benefit rules.

PL 99-349, Urgent Supplemental Appropriations b ill for FY 1986, --contained Inouye amendment 2034 providing an additional $2 m illion for the Health Resources and Services Administration to carry out Emergency Medical Services for Children; — 10. 2 m illion for MOD-5B wind turbine; — $1. 4 m illion: advanced OTEC research; — $2 million set-aside for Hawaii as part of the $ 146 m illion Pell grant program (higher education financial assistance). Legislative Accomplishments Page 17

PL 99-498, the Higher Education Act Amendments, included DKI amendment authorizing a $1 m illion planning grant for a Native Hawaiian Art and Culture Institute and approximately $5 m illion in set-asides for Nati ve,Hawaii ans.

PL 99-500, H.J. Res. 738, Continuing Resolution for FY 1987

H-3: Inouye amendment 2886 [see also DKI bills S. 1796 & S. 2467 and the deadline extension b ills S. 2880 & 2900] to exempt the H-3 Freeway from Section 4-f of the Federal Highway Act, under which a court ruling has blocked completion of the $716 m illio n p ro je c t. Fort DeRussy: Inouye amendment permits the Secretary of the Army to sell the mauka 45 acres of Fort DeRussy after August 1, 1987, and after 60 days notice to Congress. The makai 26 acres consisting of the beachfront recreation center, Hale Koa Hotel and U.S. Army Hawaii Museum would remain under fe d e ra l control. S. 179, DKI's b ill allowing psychologists and psychiatrists to serve on the D istrict of Columbia’s eight-member Commission on Mental H ealth. $158+ m illion i n FY 1987 appropriations for Hawaii:

M ilitary Construction: ($74 m illion) U . S. ARMY —Wheeler Army Air Field flight simulator building, $2. 9 m illion. U . S. NAVY, PEARL HARBOR --Public Works Center water distribution system Improvements, $3. 4 m illion. — Naval Supply Center cold storage fa cility, $11. 8 m illion. — Occupational health clinic, $9. 7 m illion. —Naval Station SEAL Team training and support building, $3. 2 m i ll i o n . KANEOHE MARINE CORPS AIR STATION — Company and b a tte ryoperatIons center, $9. 1 m illion. —Modernization of bachelor enlisted quarters, $8. 8 m illion. —Tactical support van pads, $8. 8 m illion. —Flight line security improvements, $2.5 m illion. BARKING SANDS (KAUAI) PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE —Aircraft maintenance hangar and support fa cilitie s, $5. 9 m illion. — Intermediate ballistic missile launch complex, $2.8 m illion — Range operations center addition, $2. 3 m illion. LUALUALEI NAVAL MAGAZINE m is s ile maintenance f a c i l i t y , $2. 8 m illion. — PEACESAT channels secured for Hawaii and Pacific Basi n

Education ($42.5 m illion) --Impact Aid funds estimated at $20 m illion, a substantial Increase over the current level of $11 m illion. --The East-West Center w ill receive $20 m illion in FY 1987. — $2.5 m illion set-aside for Native Hawaiian education. Legislative Accomplishments Page 18

Energy Research ($12. 8 m illion) — $4. 5 m illion for the completion of the 3. 2 megawatt MOD 5-B large-scale wind turbine construction at Kahuku by Boeing Co. under a federal contract. — $3. 7 m illion for the Hawaii Deep Water Cable Project, which is working towards the inter-island transmission of electrical energy. — $2 m illion to continue work on the open-cycle OTEC project sponsored by the Pacific International Center for High Technology Research. --$ 1 .2 m illion for the hydrogen fuel research by the Hawaii Natural Energy Institute. --$500,000 to continue bi ofuels energy program at the Hawaii Natural Energy Institute. — $4. 6 m illion was made available to establish five food •Irradiation facilities, one of them in Hawaii.

Water Development ($9. 8 m illion) --$6. 5 m illion for the Kahoma Stream (Maui) Flood Control p r o je c t . — $1.7 m illion for maintenance work at Nawiliwi li Harbor on K a u a i. --$1. 5 m illion to construct a boat ramp and breakwall at Laupahoehoe Point, near Hilo. — $130, 000 to begin a flood study along Keopu-Hienaloli Stream, near Kai lua-Kona, and $117, 000 for a study of the South Kohala Water Supply System.

Park and W ildlife Projects ($5. 9 m illion) — $3 m illion for the expansion of the Hakalau National W ildlife refuge on the Big Island through the acquisition of land currently owned by the Nature Conservancy. Thi s native rainforest is home to koa and ohi a trees and seven endangered species of birds. --$1 m illion for land acquisition to expand the Haleakala National Park on Maui by purchase of the Seven Pools area in K ipahulu. --$1 m illion for fencing at the Haleakala National Park to protect its natural habitat. — $900, 000 for the construction of a visito r center at Kilauea W ildlife Refuge on Kauai, to enable better enjoyment of the popular Hawaiian sea bird refuge.

Health Improvement ($6.2 m illion) — A statewide program of health care for expectant mothers and infants of native Hawaiian ancestry would be launched with a $1 m illion appropriation. It is intended to help reduce the high rate of infant mortality and health problems suffered by native Hawaiians. The funds would be matched by private and State funds for an Islandwide network of centers eventually serving 15, 400 children and expectant mothers. Legislative Accomplishments Page 19

--$ 1 .5 m illion to Improve the extremely poor health conditions in the Pacific Islands, which suffer health staff shortages and inadequate health facilities. Under this program the University of Hawaii School of Medicine is expected to increase its role in the training of MIcronesian medical and health personnel. — $3. 3 m illion for the Hansen’s Disease program in Hawaii, which Includes operation of the Kalaupapa Settlement. The Administration had proposed a budget of $2. 5 m illion. - - $400, 000 for drug education targeted at Native Hawaiians. --Establishment of a demonstration project by the Office of Human Development Services to improve the health and social services for Samoans living in Hawaii and the Mainland.

Marine Research ($1. 5 m illion) --The Hawaii Undersea Research Lab, located at Makapuu on Oahu, would receive $1. 4 m illion i n funding. The Lab operates submersible diving vessels for scientific surveys and exploration, such as the study of the environmental impact of manganese crust mining. —Also, $3 m illion was provided for the U.S. to participate in a 10-year international study of the El Nino weather phenomenon. The University of Hawaii is the center of Pacific Ocean research for this project, which Includes Hawaii-based studies of ocean level variations.

Agriculture ($5 million) --Four national aquaculture centers, including one in Hawaii, would be established under a $3 m illion program to coordinate aquaculture research and development. —Research into alternatives to the use of the chemical ethylene dibromide (EDB) for treatment of food in Hawaii would receive $285, 000. --The Animal Damage Control program in Hawaii for control of rats in sugarcane and macadamia nut fields would receive $240, 000. —Scientific research funds of $142, 000 for alternative use of land now used for sugar cultivation i n Hawaii. —Funds of $152, 000 are allotted for the development of m ulti - cropping strategies for aquaculture in Hawaii. — $99, 000 is earmarked for operating an Agricultural Cooperative Service field office in Hawaii. --Gulf Shrimp research project (the Oceanic In stitu te Is a participant): $1.7 m illion — the U. S. Farmers Home Administration Is prohibited from moving its Hawaii State Office from Hilo to Honolulu. --$3. 091 m illion for tropical/subtropical research In the Caribbean (Florida) and the Pacific (UH). — $2. 94 m illion for pest management research and $2 m illion for pesticide impact assessment nationwide, Including UH.

Law Enforcement ($444, 000) — U .S. Customs inspectors at Honolulu A irp o rt would be increased with $300,000 to reduce the long delays In clearing arriving international passengers. Legislative Accomplishments Page 20

— A U. S. Drug Enforcement Administration full-tim e o ffice would b e o p e n e d o n t h e I s l a n d o f H a w a i i, u n d e r a $ 1 4 4 , 0 0 0 appropriation, to assist? in marijuana eradication efforts.

Economic Development — The Counties of Hawaii, Maui and Kaual would be e l i g i b l e f o r the Urban Development Action Grants(UDAG) Program, which supports development projects in economically distressed communities. Currently the islands do not qualify for this program because, as county governments, they do not meet the program definition of "urban" areas.

Additional DKI provisions contained in the CR: $18 m illion DOD dental program $15. 3 m illion for the DOD's child abuse and fam ily violence program. Reorganization of DOD's health care and contracting out. $5 m illion for geriatric health care $70 m illion for registered nurses $500, 000 for the University of Guam $2 million for the territorial teacher training program.

S. Res. 495, Princess Bernice PauahI Bishop Resolution, agreed to in the Senate October 8, 1986.

PL 99-564, DKI’s S. 2320, the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park land transfer b ill [10-27-86],

PL 99-557, DKI's S. J. Re s. 42, changing the Hawaiian Homes blood quantum law [10-27-86].

PL 99-661, DOD authorization act for PY 1987, included DKI’s amendment 2352 p ro vid in g fo r a tra n s fe r o f land at Aiea from the Navy to the Postal Service [11- 14-86].

PL 99-570, the Anti Drug Act of 1986, included a $400, 000 set aside for drug education targeted at Native Hawaiians and $7 m illion for drug interdiction helicopters in Hawaii [10-27-86].

PL 99-646, the Comprehensive Crime Control Act Amendments, included DKI's language granting clinical psychologists complete parity with physicians in the Federal Criminal Code [11-10-86],

PL 99-660, the State Comprehensive Mental Health Services Plan A ct o f 1986 , in c lu d e d D K I's S. 87, a b ill specifying that HMOs may provide the services of psychologists [11-l4-86]. Legislative Accomplishments Page 21

PL 99-659, the NOAA Mafine Fisheries Program Authorization Act, included DKI’s S. 153, reauthorizing the Central, Western, and South Pacific F isheries Development Act through FY 1 988 [11-14-86].

[DKI testified 4-15-86 on behalf of S. 830, the Melcher-Inouye b ill to study the problem of diabetes among Native Hawaiians. ]

[DKI chaired Indian Affairs Committee hearing 5-7-86 on S. 2243 DKI’s Native Hawaiian Health b ill. ]

[DKI chaired and testified at Indian Affairs Committee hearing 6-12-86 regarding S. 121 and S. 134, DKI’s Native Hawaiian Education b ills ; see also S. 2896, the Kamehameha Schools GNT demonstration project b ill introduced 9-30-86]

[GSA agreed to sell Piers 39 and 40 to the State of Hawaii for $ 2 .75 m illio n ; September 10, 1986]

[NAS released its study 8-13-86 on cabin ai r quality as required by DKI’s PL 98-466; Commerce Committee held hearings 9-19-86].

[DKI received Outstanding American Award at the 1st celebration o f E th n ic American Day, September 21, 1986, Washington D. C.]

[DKI received the CIA's highest award, the Agency Seal Medallion, September 30, 1986] STEW & RICE QUOTATIONS

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CHARTER - 02 100. 0/100. 0 I I 170/174/178 MASUI , STANFORD H 22506 8 . 8 I 178/178/178I I SUTTON, WARNER K 21745 8 . 5 I I I MCMlLLEN, FRANCIS 102514 4 0 . 5 BREWER, J IM 20540 8 . 1 I PROVIDE PLANNI NG YES 112980 44. 6 1 I AMANO, REEF 60558 23. 9 MATSUMOTO, MITCHELL 20062 7 . 9 I COMM EXEC SECRETARY NO 109158 43. 1 I I BLANK VOTES 8 9467 3 5 . 3 HUGHES, JAMES 19954 7 . 8 I BUNK VOTES 30965 12. 2 X I OVER VOTES 549 0 . 2 SATO, RON 19617 7 . 7 I OVER VOTES 93 0 . 0 I I CHONG, HOWARD K O. JR 18093 7 . 1 I I I 1ST SB S IS T— 6TH DlST 100. 0/100. 0 WOODS, WILLlAM E 16877 6. 6 I AMEND HON. CHARTER - 0 3 100. 0/100. 0I I 178/178/178 DOMlNGO , P C 16625 6 . 5 I 178/178/178I I DILLlNGER, PAUL 12835 5 . 0 I I I PENEBACKER, JOHN R 136799 54. 0 MELLER, CHRISTINA 12189 4 . 8 I ANNUAL BUDGET ORD. YES 12802 1 50. 5 I I KNAPP, PAUL 46133 1 8 . 2 KAM, THOMAS K Y 12101 4 . 7 I BE PRESCRlBED BY LAW NO 70079 27. 6I I BLANK VOTES 69804 27. 5 DWAINE Q OLIAFORD F I E D 10770 4. 2I BUNK VOTES 55043 21. 7 I I OVER VOTES 352 0 . 1 ARRE, TOY 10458 4 . 1 I OVER VOTES 53 0 . 0 I I 10154 4. 0 4 . 0 I LOO, ANDREW 1 0 1 5 4 4 . 0 I I INN, EVALYN K S 9279 5 . 6 I AMEND HON. CHARTER - 04A 100. 0/100. 0 I NAGALO I, JOE B605 3 . 4 I 178/178/178I WINTERS, WlLLlAM K 8402 3 . 3 I I MON, VICTOR 7087 2 . 8 I ALLOW PROSC ATTORNEY YES 80452 31. 7 X YOUNGUI ST, ARVID T 5538 2 . 1 I TO HIRE EXEC ASSIST. NO 119989 47. 3I SOUTHARD, RONALD W 3537 1 . 3 I BUNK VOTES 52692 20. 8 I SHORBA, JOE 2868 1 . 1 I OVER VOTES 6 3 0 . 0 I BLANK VOTES 30359 1 1 . 9 I I OVER VOTES 3411 1 . 3 I AMEND HON. CHARTER - 04B 100. 0/100. 0 I I 178/178/178I AMEND STATE CONSTITUTION 62. 6 /100 . 0I X 178/284/284I ELECT PROSC ATTORNEY YES 123020 48. 5 I I AS NON-P ARTISAN NO 78339 30. 9 I APPOINT RETI RED YES 147065 5 8 . 0 I BUNK VOTES 51795 20. 4 I JUDGES FOR TEMP SERV NO 89954 3 5 . 5 I OVER VOTES 42 0 . 0 X BLANK VOTES 16179 6 . 3 I I OVER VOTES 91 0 . 0 I AMEND HON. CHARTER - 04C 100. 0/100. 0 I I 178/178/178X PROPOSED CONST CONVEN 62. 6 /100 . 0I X 178/284/284 I EST. CONTINGENCY YES 79703 3 1 .4 X I FUND FOR PROSC ATTNY NO 119375 47. 1I CONVENTION TO REVISE YES 98887 3 9 .I0 BLANK VOTES 54071 21. 3 X OR AMEND CONSTITUTION NO 134850 53. 2 I OVER VOTES 47 0 . 0 X BLANK VOTES 19243 7 . 6 I I OVER VOTES 147 0 . 0 I I GENERAL ELECTION - STATE OF HAWAII - C & C HONOLULU PAGE 5 NOVEMBER 4 , 1 9 86 PRlNTED ON 11/05/86 AT 05. 26 AM F I N A L R E P O R T REPORT NUMBER 7 I I I ORD BY INITIATIVE - HON. 100. 0/100.0 I OHA RES OAHU 62 . 6 / 10 0 . 0 I REGlSTRATlON AND TURNOUT I 178/178/178I 178/284/284I STATEWIDE I I I A I PRESERVE FT DERUSSY/ YES 90392 3 5 . 6 CHING, CLARENCE F T 6751 2 0 . 6 I ************************* PREVENT CONV. CENTER NO 149285 58. 9 l DELANEY, LIN DA L 6202 1 9 . 0I GENERAL I BLANK VOTES 13521 5 . 3 I SERRAO, JOSEPH F 38 14 1 1 . 6I ************************ I OVER VOTES 1 1 9 0 . 0 I SOLLER, S C TONY K 2577 7 . 8I I I SELLERS, R LUNALILO 2132 6 . 5 I TOTAL REGISTRATION...... 308 808 I OHA AT LARGE ( 3 ) 62 . 6/100. 0 I SlNG, ALBERT K 1933 5 . 9I I 178/284/284I EPSTEIN , PEARL K 1873 5 . 7I TOTAL TURNOUT 253470 82. 0 I I BLANK VOTES 6457 1 9 . 7I I DESOTO, A FRENCHY 10904 3 3 . 4 I OVER VOTES 893 2 . 7I PRECINCT TURNOUT...... 240634 7 7 . 9I MAHOE , KEVIN H K 9360 2 8 . 6 I I I I I BURGESS, ROD K 9338 28 . 6I I A BALLOTS CAST 240634 I RITTE, WALTER, JR 7648 2 3 . 4 I I B BALLOTS CAST...... 240630 I KEALOHA, GARD 7322 22. 4 I l I C BALLOTS CAST...... 240633 I I KEKIPI, VELMA P 3945 1 2 .0 I I D BALLOTS CAST 240642 I DELA CRUZ L lN DA K 3595 1 1 . 0 I I E BALLOTS CAST 240642 I CHUN, KALI KO D 3517 1 0 . 7I I F BALLOTS CAST 240633 I W HOLT, ROBIN WITHDRAWN 2951 9 . 0I I I KAPANA, ABRAHAM 2674 8 . 1I I ABSENTEE TURNOUT...... 128 3 6 4 . 1 I KlNNEY, RICHARD P 2607 7 . 9I I I MOKlAO, MYRTLE M 2492 7 . 6I I A BALLOTS CAST...... 12836 I CLARK, MELVlN K 2475 7 . 5 I I B BALLOTS CAST...... 12458 I KANUI-GlLL, RlTA K 2349 7 . 1I I C BALLOTS LAST...... 12656 I HlGA, ODETTA M 2042 6 . 2 I I D BALLOTS CAST...... 12485 I FULLER, ROBERT 1912 5 . 8 I I E BALLOTS CAST...... 12554 I STUDEBAKER, VIO LA K 1836 5 . 6 I I F BALLOTS CAST...... 12684 I DE OCAMPO, MARY K 1762 5 . 3 I I I KEPOU, ARTHUR 1721 5 . 2 I I ************************ I REI S, HERMAN 1615 4 . 9I I OVERSEAS BALLOTS CAST I PREJEAN, KAWAIPUNA 1279 3 . 9I I *********************** I ROMLANO, JAMES P. 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I I GENERAL ELECTION - STATE OF HAWAII - MAUI COUNTY PAGE 1 NOVEMBER 4 , 1986 PRINTED ON 11/05/86 AT 01: 34: 12 ** FINAL REPORT ** NUMBER 6. ‘ I ------— --I I U. S. SENATOR 286/ 286/ 286 STATE REP DIST 7 8/ 8/ 8 I I 100. 0/100. 0 100. 0/100. 0 I I I I ( D) INOUYE, DANIEL K 22377 7 1 . 9 ( D) ANDREWS, MARK J 3115 6 9 . 9 I I (R) HUTCHINSON, FRANK 7010 2 2 . 5 BLANK VOTES 2206 3 0 . 1 I I BLANK VOTES 1696 5 . 5 OVER VOTES 0 0 .0 I I OVER VOTES 18 0 . 1 ...... I I STATE R EP DIST 8 6 / 6 / 6 I I REP TO CONGRESS CD 2 167/ 167/ 167 100. 0/100. 0 I I 100. 0/100. 0 I I ( D) HONDA, HERBERT J 5269 7 0 . 2 I I ( D) AKAKA, DANIE L K 22140 7 1 . 2 BLANK VOTES 2238 29 .8 I I ( R) HUSTACE, MARI A M 6464 2 0 . 8 OVER VOTES 0 0 . 0 I I ( L) SCHOOLLAND, KEN 590 1 . 9 ------I I BLANK VOTES 1854 6 . 0 STATE REP DI ST 9 8/ 8/ 8 I I OVER VOTES 53 0 . 2 100. 0/100. 0 I I I GOVERNOR/LT GOVERNOR 284/ 284/ 284 ( D) SOUKI , JOSEPH M 4898 6 7 . 5 I I 10 0 . 0/1 0 0 . 0 BLANK VOTES 2360 3 2 . 5 I I OVER VOTES 0 0 . 0 I I ( D) WAIHEE/CAYETANO 16494 5 3 . 0 ------I (R) ANDERSON/FELI X 13456 4 3 . 3 STATE REP DI ST 10 9 / 9 / 9 I I BLANK VOTES 1019 3 . 3 100. 0/100. 0 I I OVER VOTES 132 0 .4 I I (R) PFEI L, BILL 3049 4 7 .3 I I STATE SEN DI ST 3 25/ 25/ 25 ( D) BAKER, ROSALYN 3043 4 7 . 2 I I 100. 0/100. 0 BLANK VOTES 352 5 .5 I I OVER VOTES 2 0 . 0 I I ( D) SOLOMON, MALAMA 1433 5 5 . 8 ------I ( R) YOUNG, PETER 885 3 4 . 4 MAUI MAYOR 36/ 36/ 36 I I I—BLANK VOTES 250 9 . 7 100. 0/100. 0 I I OVER VOTES 1 0 . 0 I I (R) TAVARES, HANNI BAL 15921 5 1 . 3 I I STATE SEN DI ST 5 17/ 17/ 17 ( D) MIURA, MARVI N 13772 44 . 4 I I 100. 0/100. 0 BLANK VOTES 1304 4 . 2 I I OVER VOTES 19 0 . 1 I I (R) REED, RICK 6982 5 0 . 9 ------I ( D) MACHIDA, GERALD K 6033 4 4 . 0 MAUI COUNC LARGE (2) 36/ 36/ 36 I I BLANK VOTES 676 4 . 9 100. 0/100. 0 I I OVER VOTES 13 0 . 1 I I ( D) NAKSONE, BOB 16040 51. 7 I I STATE REP DI ST 6 11/ 11/ 11 ( R) LI NGLE, LI NDA 16028 51. 7 I I 100.0/ 100. 0 ( D) AI ONA, ABE 13110 4 2 . 3 I I (R) VIVE IROS, SAM 4903 1 5 . 8 I I ( D) SCHUTTE, SANDY P 1203 4 6 .8 BLANK VOTES 1820 5. 9 I I ( R) O 'KEIFFE, MIKE 1159 4 5 . 1 OVER VOTES 148 0 . 5 I I BLANK VOTES 206 8 . 0 I OVER VOTES 1 0 . 0 I GENERAL ELECTION - STATE OF HAWAII - MAUI COUNTY PAGE 2 NOVEMBER 4, 1986 PRINTED ON 11/05/86 AT 01: 34: 12 ** FINAL REPORT ** NUMBER 6. I I I M AUI COUNC CNTRL (3) 36/ 36/ 36 I PROPOSED CONST CONVEN 284/ 284/ 284 I I 100. 0/100. 0 I 100. 0/100. 0 I I I I ( D) NISHI K I, WAYNE K 17210 5 5 . 5 I CONVENTION TO REVISE YES 13774 4 4 . 3 I I (D) SANTOS, VELMA M 17126 5 5 . 2 I OR AMEND CONSTITUTION NO 12742 4 1 . 0I I ( D) TANAKA, JOE S 16848 5 4 . 3 I BLANK VOTES 4531 1 4 . 6 I I (A) MEYER, MARCO M 12302 3 9 .7 I OVER VOTES 15 0 . 0 I I BLANK VOTES 2230 7 . 2 I I I OVER VOTES 7 0 . 0 I AMEND MAUI CHARTER 01 36/ 36/ 36 I II 100. 0/100. 0 I I MAUI COUNCIL EAST 36/ 36/ 36 I I I 100. 0/1 0 0 . 0 I SEC 7-4 SAL OF MAYOR YES 17470 5 6 . 4 I I I DETER. BY SAL COMM. NO 8083 2 6 . 1 I I ( R) MORROW, TOM 13181 4 2 . 5 I BLANK VOTES 5398 1 7 . 4 I I (D) OTA, CHARLES S 13045 4 2 .1 I OVER VOTES 17 0 . 1 I I BLANK VOTES 4780 1 5 .4 I I I OVER VOTES 10 0 . 0 I AMEND MAUI CHARTER - 02 36/ 36/ 36 I I- I 100. 0/100. 0 I I MAUI COUNCIL MOLOKAI 36/ 36/ 36 I I I 100. 0/100.0I SEC 9-4 COUNCIL TO YES 18274 5 9 . 0 I I I HOLD PUBLIC HEARING NO 6459 2 0 . 9 I I ( D) KAWAMO, PATRICK S 16809 5 4 . 2 I BLANK VOTES 6219 2 0 . 1 I I ( R) PEABODY, GEORGE G 6912 2 2 . 3I OVER VOTES 16 0 . 1 I I BLANK VOTES 7289 2 3 . 5 II I OVER VOTES 6 0 . 0 I AMEND MAUI CHARTER - 03 36/ 36/ 36 I I I 100. 0/100. 0 I I MAUI COUNCIL LANAI 36/ 36/ 36 I I II 100. 0/100. 0 I SEC 9 - 5 . 2/9 - 6 . 4 PASS YES 14217 43. 9I I I BUDGET BEFORE MAY 31 NO 7699 2 4 . 9I I (D) MOKAMA, GORO 1494C 4 8 . 2 I BLANK VOTES 9040 2 9 . 2 I I (R) OLIVA, HENRY 991 5 3 2 . 0I OVER VOTES 12 0 .0I I BLANK VOTES 6143 1 9 . 8 I I I OVER VOTES 10 0.0I AMEND MAUI CHARTER - 04 36/ 36/ 36I II 100. 0/100. 0 I I 2ND SB DIST--2ND DI ST 106/ 106/ 106 II I 100. 0/100. 0 I SEC 8 -7 . 1/8-13. 1 YES 15181 4 9 . 0I I I EST. PUBL SAFETY COMM NO 7607 2 4 . 6I I UEOKA, MEYER M 19062 6 1 . 3I BLANK VOTES 8169 2 6 . 4 I I ARBOR, KELLY 8833 2 8 . 6 I OVER VOTES 11 0 . 0 I I BLANK VOTES 3105 1 0 . 0 I I I OVER VOTES 27 0 . 1 I I I AMEND STATE CONSTITUTION 284/ 284/ 284 I I 100. 0/100. 0 I I I I APPOINT RETI RED YES 17400 5 6 . 0 I JUDGES FOR TEMP SERV NO 10042 3 2 . 3 I I BLANK VOTES 3616 1 1 . 6I I OVER VOTES 13 0 . 0I

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I A -6 Wednesday, July 25, 1984 The Honolulu Advertiser * * Here are candidates in the primary

Here is a list of the candi- W a ip ah u - dates who have filed to run 6Mililani Hawaii County Kauai Mayor in the 1984 Hawaii primary election to be held Saturday, No election this year. Benjamin Mayor Cayetano is a holdover senator. Sept. 22. D e m o cratic In that election, voters will 7W a hiaw a- campaign ’ 8 4 Harris, Jeremy J. Hiram, Roy K. N. Shore-Kahuku D e m o cra tic nominate candidates from • Kunimura, Tony T. each of the parties — Carpenter, Dante K. No election this year. Gerald Hagino R e p u b lica n Democratic, Independent Hale, Helene is a holdover senator. Snider. Paul Sarita, Edward Democratic, Libertarian and Sousa, John 5 Kailua-Kona- Republican — to run in the Laie- 2 4 Kahala- 4 2 Pearl Ridge- 8 S ou th K on a W aikiki Waimalu-Pearl City R ep u b lica n general election on Nov. 6. K a n e o h e Ferreira, Abel J. Nonpartisan candidates who D e m o cra tic No election this year. Charles To- D e m ocratic Democratic Geiger, Paul K auai qualify by obtaining the legal guchi is a holdover senator. Olson, John L. Ching, Haunanai Guerrero • Hashimoto, Clarice Y. lkeda, Alexander Y. minimum num ber o f votes in R e p u b lica n Wyttenbach, Roy, Jr. R ep u b lica n 9Kaneohe-Maunawili- Prosecutor the primary election will also • lsbell, Virginia R e p u b lica n Enchanted Lake Morris, Annette P. be nominated into the gener- Hemmings, Fred Jr. N. Kona-Kohala- D e m o cratic al election. D e m o cra tic 43 Waiau-Newtown- 6E a s t M aui 2 5 Palolo- Pearl City • JIMENEZ, RYAN E. In the primary, voters are Hee, Clayton St. Louis Hawaii County allowed to vote for candi- Sakamoto, Russell J. D e m o cra tic D e m o cratic dates only within a single R e p u b lica n De Mercer, Jean M. D e m ocratic • MORGADO, ARNOLD Jr. Prosecutor party. Voters will be given a • Ajilu. Ralph Kaahea, Kekuhoumana H. Kanekoa, Rebecca Kauai ballot for each party and a Lindsey, Robert K. • Say, Calvin 44 Pearl City- 1 0 Aikahi-Kailua- R e p u b lica n Pacific Palisades nonpartisan ballot and, in a D e m o cra tic Council (7) W a im an a lo 2 6 Kaimuki- special selection booth, will Nottage, Jim O'Kieffe, Michael W. Kapahulu D e m o cratic • ONO, JON R. choose just one ballot to D e m o cra tic • Tungpalan, Eloise Yamashita All seven council members are vote on. They will then pro- Bybee, Edward 7Wailea-Upcountry D e m ocratic R ep u b lica n voted on county-wide, with no ceed to a voting booth to R e p u b lica n M au i-P aia • KIYABU, KEN Casupang, Claudio district residency requirements. vote on the single party's • George. Mary D e m o cra tic 2 7 M a n o a - D e m o cra tic . ballot they have chosen. 45 W a ip ah u - 1 1 Hawaii Kai- • Andrews, Mark Joseph W oodla w n Hawaii County Akita, Norman Offices up for election this Village Park • Asing, William U. Aina Haina R ep u b lica n year are: D e m ocratic Council Barretto, John F. Jr. Langa, Sanford J. D e m o cratic Correa, Maxine J. Both o f H aw aii’s seats in R ep u b lica n • TANIGUCHI, BRIAN T. • Shito, Mitsuo Corregedore, Manuel G. Jr. the U. S. House of Represen­ • SOARES, W BUDDY W ailuku- Doctor, Ju lio H. 2 8 M akiki- R ep u b lica n tatives; 13 of the 25 state 8 K ahului All nine council members are • Duvauchelle, Raymond P. 1 2 Waialae- Kaim uki Sales, Emmanuel, Jr. • Fukushima, Jesse Senate seats; all 51 seats in voted on county-wide, but six of St. Louis-Palolo D e m o cra tic Hee, Roger C. the state House of Repre­ D e m ocratic 46 E w a B e a ch - the seats have district residency Kato, Tatsuo • HONDA, HERBERT J. sentatives; Honolulu mayor D e m o cratic Shon, Jim W a ip ah u requirements for candidates. • Kouchi, Ronald D. Vincent, Robert Pa, Chauncey W . and city prosecuting attor­ • Cobb, Steve Waihee-Lahaina- Weatherwax, Wallace D e m o cra tic Pai, Robert J. ney; H awaii C ounty mayor, R e p u b lica n 9 Kihei Yukimura, JoAnn A. R e p u b lica n • Kiyabu-Saballa, Avis Alokele prosecuting attorney and all Sutton, Warner Ontai, Calvin W. R ep u b lica n D e m o cra tic • Dang, Marvin Hamakua ( 1 ) nine County Council seats; Oshiro, Paul Kaliher, Riley K. 1 3 Kahala-Kaimuki- • Souki, Joseph M. Rivera, Vernon all nine seats on the M aui 2 9 Moiliili- D e m o cra tic Nonpartisan Kapahulu-Waikiki R ep u b lica n County Council; Kauai Coun­ M cC u lly 4 7 Ewa-Kunia- • Domingo, Taka Erum, Theodorico Jr. Sailer, Marsha L. ty m a y or and prosecuting No election this year. Bert Kobayashi M a k a k ilo R e p u b lica n D e m o cratic is a holdover senator. attorney and all seven Coun­ 1 0 West Maui- Dedell, Richard C. ty Council seats. • HAGINO, DAVID D e m o cratic 1 4 M a n o a - Molokai-Lanai (Also, in the general elec­ • CROZIER, MIKE Maui County M akiki 3 0 W aikiki- D e m o cratic N. -S. Hilo (1) tion on Nov. 6, voters will A la W ai 48 N a n a k u li- Council Punikaia, Bernard cast ballots for president D e m o cra tic M aili Shito, Georgina K. D e m ocratic D e m o cra tic and vice president of the Apo, Samuel Umi R ep u b lica n United States and for the 13 Southwood, Bill • Hayes, Joan D e m o cratic lsemoto, Larry S. All nine council members are • Lai, Merle K. R e p u b lica n Clarke, Charles W. R e p u b lica n • PETERS, HENRY voted on county-wide, but seven seats on the state Board of Florea, Myrle P. • Kobayashi, Ann H. Kamali'i, Kina'u Boyd seats have district residency re- Education. Persons of Hustace, Maria M. 4 9 Waianae-Makaha- Hawaiian ancestry on a spe­ Pfeil, Bill Nonpartisan K a’u (1) quirements for candidates. 1 5 Moiliili- North Kauai cial voter list will cast ballots Hennings. C. Buff W aikiki 1 1 Crestview- Nov. 6 for four of the nine D e m o cra tic R e p u b lica n M ililani 3 1 M akiki- Central Maui______D e m o cratic • APO, PETER K. seats on the Office of Tanta lus • DAHLBERG, JAMES Anderson, Audrey Fox D e m o cra tic Hawaiian Affairs Board of D e m o cra tic Kaapu. Kekoa David Trustees. There is no pri- • Kihano, Daniel J. D e m ocratic 5 0 Lih u e- McMurdo, Mary Jane N. -S. K ohala (1) • Liu, Elizabeth Lee mary election for the Board • Uwaine. Clifford T. R e p u b lica n • Blair, Russell K a p a a • Nishiki, Wayne of Education or OHA Board Sullivan, William R. R e p u b lica n • Santos, Velma McWayne R e p u b lica n D e m o cra tic D e m o cra tic R e p u b lica n of Trustees because they Champion, Lee Fasi, David Francis 1 2 Mililani-Wheeler- • Lardizabal, Alfred C. Anduha, Manuel S. are nonpartisan offices. Sameshima, Muneo Halford, Ernest L. Schofield Barracks 3 2 M c C u lly- R ep u b lica n Candidates for those seats 1 6 Tantalus- • Schutte, Spencer K. Ramil, Antonio Makiki-Ala Moana A la M oana Brigham, Timothy D. are not listed here because D e m o cra tic E a st M aui (1) the deadline for filing those No election. this year. Neil Abercrom- • Menor, Ron D e m ocratic 5 1 Koloa-Waimea- N. -S. Kona______(1) bie is a holdover senator. R ep u b lica n Niihau nomination papers is not • Hirono, Mazie D e m o cra tic until Sept. 7. ) Kekuna, Helen R e p u b lica n D e m o cra tic 1 7 Pauoa-Alewa- D e m o cra tic • OTA, CHARLES S. Congressional and state Onishi, Earl Basque, David N u uanu 1 3 Wahiawa- • KAWAKAMI, RICHARD A. legislative districts elect just Winters, William K. Keanaaina, Norman A. Whitmore Village Lewis, Norman West Maui ( 1 ) Patty, Carol until Sept. 7. ) Kekuna, Helen R e p u b lica n D e m o cra tic 1 7 Pauoa-Alewa- D e m o cra tic • OTA, CHARLES S. Congressional and state Onishi, Earl Basque, David N u uanu 1 3 Wahiawa- legislative districts elect just Winters, William K. • KAWAKAMI, RIC H A R D A. Keanaaina, Norman A . Whitmore Village Lewis. Norman W est Maui (1) one legislator each. In som e No election this year. Tony Chang i 3 3 P au oa- Patty, Carol a holdover senator. Neighbor Island county D e m o cratic Nuuanu Smith, Ronald D e m o cra tic council races, more than one R e p u b lic a n 1 8 Kakaako-Downtown- • Bunda, Robert • Kihune, Howard S. Hino, Akira D e m o cratic Honolulu nominee is chosen. The Kam Heights Herkes, Robert Nakamura, Yoshiro R e p u b lic a n n u m b er in parentheses in • Tam, Rod Mayor Dela Cruz , Ronald M. each council district heading D e m o cra tic 14 North Shore- R e p u b lica n P u n a ( 1 ) indicates how many nomina- • HOLT, MILTON A. I. Kah u ku Sutton, Richard Ike D e m o cra tic Molokai (1) tions are available from each 1 9 Kalihi- • Anderson, Eileen. D e m o cra tic 3 4 Liliha- D e m o cra tic party. Moanalua Valley Dye, Robert R e p u b lica n • LEONG, JOSEPH Unopposed candidates will Alewa Heights Fritz, John Paul Enriques, Benny Holmes, Diana "S" No election this year. Duke Kawasak R e p u b lica n be bn the primary election 1 5 La ie - Kokubun, Russell S. is a holdover senator. D e m ocratic ballot even though they will Fasi, Frank F . Reed, Robert I. K ahaluu Akamine, Kenneth Lanai ( 1 ) automatically be elected for 2 0 Kapalama-Salt Lake- • Baker, Byron Libertarian D e m o cra tic lack of opposition. Such M a k a la p a Stuber, Andrew Harris, Blase; B. At-Large (3) D em ocrat i c Heen, Ernest candidates are listed below R e p u b lica n Nonpartisan • Hokama, G oro D e m o cra tic • Nakata, Bob in AL L CAPITAL LETTERS. Liu, Michael Minoru Gomes, William R e p u b lica n R e p u b lica n D e m o cra tic Incumbents are designated Campbell, Charles Omine, Donna Oliva, Henry • Wong, Richard S. H. Aiolupotea, Deborah Ann • DeLuz, Frank III by a • . Jitchaku, Lorraine Rodero R ep u b lica n Bellinger, Reb Honolulu 3 5 Kakaako- Kuwahara, Akisuke At-Large (2) Taeu, Junior Lau, Betty 1 6 Haiku-Heeia- Dow ntown Prosecutor Mehau, McWarren J. • K a n e o h e D e m o cra tic U.S. House 2 1 Halawa Heights- D e m ocratic Nakama, Teresa L, Aiea-Pearl City Ow en , Greg • Aiona, Abraham Chief D e m o cra tic Lumpkin, Bobby J. D e m o cra tic • Yamashiro, Stephen K. Nakasone, Robert H. Onouye, Galen K. • Tom, Terrance Moon, Erick T. S. R ep u b lica n 1 Urban D e m o cra tic • Stanley, Kathleen R ep u b lica n Wong, Jimmy R e p u b lica n Honolulu • Mizuguchi, Norman R e p u b lica n Akana, Bernard K. Soto, Robert J. R e p u b lica n • Marsland, Charles Debus, Joseph Sydney, Susanne R ep u b lica n Alexander, Mark B. Clingan, Nancy D e m o cra tic Keiser, Jane Mednick, Leonard Isaac • Heftel, Cec 2 2 Pacific Palisades- R e p u b lica n 1 7 K a n e o h e 3 6 Pala m a- Pearl City-Waipahu Beard, Willard F. Kam Heights D e m o cra tic Libertarian No election this year. Joe Kuroda is D e m o cratic Winter, Christopher a holdover senator. • lGE, MARSHALL K. • Yoshimura, Dwight 4 0 M aunaw ili- 2 Rural Oahu and 2 3 Ewa-Ewa Beach- R e p u b lica n 18 Enchanted Lake Neighbor Islands M a k a k ilo Goze, Mauro T.

D e m o cratic D e m o cra tic R ep u b lica n • Akaka, Daniel Ragasa, Pol • ANDERSON, WHITNEY T. Kalihi- Washburn, Pamela • Young. Patsy 3 7 K a lihi V a lley R e p u b lica n 1 9 M o ka p u - 2 4 Nanakuli-Makaha- Shipley, A. D. Kailua North Kauai D e m ocratic Libertarian D e m o cra tic • Nakasato, Dennis M. Fritts, Amelia No election this year. James Aki is a R epu blica n holdover senator. Kawabata, Keith S. R ep u b lica n Guillermo, Victor 2 5 South Kauai- • Medeiros, John J. N iihau State Senate Nonpartisan 3 8 Kalihi- Moanalua Valley No election this year. Lehua Poohina, Eric F. Fernandes-Salling is a holdover D e m ocratic 1 Kailua-Kona- senator. 2 0 Lanikai- • G R A U LT Y , REYNALDO K a 'u-Puna Keolu-Waimanalo

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Rothstein, Gerald State House • Wong, Norma 3 9 Kapalama- R e p u b lica n R ep u b lica n Foster Village • Henderson, Richard Cavasso, Cam 1 K a 'u-Puna- Winchester, Alika D e m ocratic 2Downtown Hilo- K e a u k a h a Aduja, Peter W a ia k e a • Albano, Gene 2 1 K ala m a- D e m o cra tic Cachola, Romeo M. Hawaii Kai D e m o cra tic Brown, Les Costa, James Odo, Carol Matayoshi, Herbert T. • Levin, Andy Matsuura, Richard M. R e p u b lica n W a ia k e a - R epu blica n R e p u b lica n • IKEDA, DONNA R. 2 Waiakea Homesteads Salibad, Paul Douglas William M. Verzon, Johnny D e m o cra tic 2 2 Hawaii Kai- N. Hilo-Hamakua- TAJIRI, HARVEY Aina Haina 3 Kohala-E. Maui 4 0 Moanalua-Salt Lake Downtown Hilo- A liam an u No election this year. Malama Solo- D e m o cra tic 3 K a u m a n a mon is a holdover senator. Vasconcellos, Kumu D e m o cratic R e p u b lica n 4 Wailuku-Kahului- D e m o cra tic • Chun, Connie C. • Jones, Hal • Kim, Donna Mercado Upcountry Maui Metcalf, Wayne C. III Murph, W. Dwight D e m o cra tic 2 3 Waialae- North & South Hilo- 4 1 Halaw a- • YAMASAKI, MAMORU Maunalani Heights Hamakua-Halaula A ie a W e s t M aui- D e m o cra tic D e m o cratic 5 Molokai-Lanai D e m o cra tic lmanaka, Mitchell Takamine, Dwight Paresa, Leonard (Lonnie) P., Jr. • Okamura, Tom No election this year. Gerald Machi­ R ep u b lica n R e p u b lica n R ep u b lica n da is a holdover senator. Hooper, James L. • Marumoto, Barbara Jones, James K. GENERAL E LEC T ION - STATE OF HAWAII - C & C HONOLULU PAGE 3 NOVEMBER 6, 1984 PRINTED ON li/07/84 AT 05.38 AM F I N A L R E P O R T REPORT NUMBER 6 I ______I I ______I I STATE REP D lST 33 100. 0/ 100. 0I STATE REP DIST 39 100.0/100. 0 I STATE REP DlST 45 100. 0/1 0 0 . 0 I I 6 / 6 / 6 I 5 / 5 / 5 I 5 / 5 / 5 I I I I I I (D) TAM, ROD 5287 64. 2I (D) CACHOLA , ROMY 3031 5 4 . 5 I (D) SHITU, MlTSUU 3551 5 7 .5 I I (R) SUTTON, RICHARD IKE 2539 30.8 I ( R ) VERZON, J OHNNY I M 2031 36. 2 I (R) SALES, MANNY S, SR 2196 35.6 I I BLANK VOTES 397 4 .8I BLANK VOTES 504 9 .0I BLANK VOTES 406 6 .5 I I OVER VOTES 5 0 .0 I OVER VOTES 10 0. 1 I O VER VO TES 15 0 .2 I I I I I STATE REP DlST 34 100. 0/100.0 I STATE REP DlS T 40 100. 0/ 100. 0 I STATE REP DIST 46 100.0/1 0 0 .0 I 4 / 4 / 4 I 4 / 4 / 4 I 3 / 3 / 3 I I I I I I (R ) LlU, MlCHAEL M lN ORU 3459 52. 1I (D) KIM, DONNA MERCADO 3803 81.8I (D ) OSHlRO, PAUL T 3904 8 4 .4 I I ( D ) BAKER, BYRON W 2727 4 1 .0 I BLANK VOTES 1284 1 8 .1 I BLANK VOTES 719 1 5 .5 I I BLANK VOTES 439 6 .6 I OVER VOTES 0 0 .0 I OVER VOTES 0 0 .0 I I OVER VOTES 13 0 .I I I ------I I ------I STATE REP DIST 41 1 0 0 .0/ 1 0 0 .0 I STATE REP DIST 47 100. 0/1 0 0 .0 I I STATE REP DIST 35 100. 0/100. 0 I 4 / 4 / 4 I 5 / 5 / 5 I I 5/5/5 IIII I I ( D) OKAMURA, TOM 4667 69.5I (D) CROZER, MIKE 2858 69.7 I I ( D ) ONOUYE, GALEN K 2969 4 3 .5 (R ) J ONES, JAMES K 1736 2 5 .8 I BLANK VOTES 1237 3 0 .2 I I ( R ) MEDNI CK, LEONARD I 2803 4 2 .9 I BLANK VOTES 309 4 . 6 I OVER VOTES 0 0 .0 I I BLANK VOTES 748 1 1 .4 I OVER VOTES 1 0 .0 I OVER VOTES 1 0 .0 I I STATE REP DlST 48 100.0/1 0 0 .0 II I I STATE REP D IST 42 100.0/1 0 0 .0 I 3 / 3 / 3 I I STATE REP DlST 36 100 .0/1 0 0 .0 I 4 / 4 / 4 I I I 3 / 3 / 3 I I (D) PETERS, HENRY H 4103 77.8I I I (D) HASHIMOTO, CLARICE Y 4225 67. 9 I BLANK VOTES 1169 2 2 .1 I ( D ) YOSHIMURA, DWIGHT L 3050 55 .5I (R ) MORR IS , ANNETTE P 152 8 24.5 I OVER VOTES 0 0 .0 I I (R ) GOZE, M AURO T 1704 3 1 . 0I BLANK VOTES 4o8 7 .5 I------I I BLANK VOTES 73 3 1 3.3I OVER VOTES 0 0 .0 I STATE REP DIST 49 3 3 .3/1 0 0 .0I I OVER VOTES 2 0 .0 I I 2 / 6 / 6 I I ------I STATE REP DIST 43 100.0/100. 0 I I I STATE REP DlS T 37 100. 0/ 100.0 I 3 / 3 / 3 I ( D) APO, PETER K 2219 7 5 .7 I I 3 / 3 / 3 I I BLANK VOTES 710 2 4 .2 I I I(D) MORGADO, ARNOLD, JR 5210 76.3I OVER VOTES 0 0 .0I I ( D ) NAKASATO, DENNlS M 3124 5 7 . 7 I BLANK VOTES 1618 2 3 .6 I ------I I (R) GUILLERMO, V lC D 1994 3 6 .8 I OVER VOTES 0 0 .0I HONOLULU MAYOR 100.0/1 0 0 .0 I I BLANK VOTES 269 4 .9 I ------I 171/171/171 I I OVER VOTES 18 0 . 3 I STATE REP DIST 44 100.0/1 0 0 .0 I I I ------I 4 / 4/4 I (R) FA S I, FRANK F 132875 51.3 I I STATE REP DlS T 38 100.0/100. 0I I ( D ) ANDERSON, EILEEN R 117841 45.5 I I 4 / 4 / 4 I ( D) TUNGPALAN, EL O lS E Y 4466 70.8 I (L ) HARRIS, BLASE 3137 1 .2 I I I (R) CASUPANG, CLAUDIO T 148 8 2 3 .6 I BLANK VOTES 4820 1 .8 I I (D) GRAULTY, REY 3279 67.6 I BLANK VOTES 344 5 .4 I OVER VOTES 138 0 .0 I I BLANK VOTES 1571 3 2 .3 I OVER VOTES 6 0 .0 I ------I I OVER VOTES 0 0 . 0 I ------I I I

I GENERAL ELECTION - STATE OF HAWAII - C & C HONOLULU PAGE 4 NOVEMBER 6 , 1984 PRINTED ON 11/07/84 AT 05. 38 AM F I N A L R E P O R T REPORT NUMBER 6 III I I HONOLULU PROSECUTOR 100. 0/100. 0 I 1ST SB DIST-3RD DlST 100. 0/100.0I AMEND STATE CONST - 02 6 2 . 1/ 100. 0 I I 171/171/171 I 171/171/171 I 171/275/275 I I iI I I (R ) MARSLAND, CHARLES F 181184 70.0 I MATSUDA, MIKE 54479 2 1 .1 I HB 1947 AMEND DEAD- YES 137074 53. 0 I (D) MOON, ERICK T S 658 6 8 2 5 .4 I WONG, TOMMY 37102 14. 3I LlNE OF BILL INTRO NO 84360 3 2 .6 I I BLANK VOTES 11712 4 . 5 I COOPER, TERRY 23392 9 .0 I BLANK VOTES 36853 14.2 I I OVER VOTES 47 0. 0 I GREENWELL, BLAINE G 19010 7 . 3 OVER VOTES 61 0 . 0 I I I STORCH, LARRY 16609 6 . 4 I ------I I 1ST SB DIST - NDR (6 ) 100. 0/100.0 I LOTT, EDSON S 116 16 4 .5 I AMEND STATE CONST - 03 6 2 .1/100. 0 I I 171/171/171 I ROMlNGER, BART 4035 1 .5 I 171/275/275 I I I BLANK VOTES 86 786 3 3 .6I I I A l ONA, DARROW L K 82627 3 2 . 0 I OVER VOTES 491 1 1 .9 I SB2072 AMEND LEG. YES 142886 55.3 I I I APO, MARGARET K 78096 30. 2 I ------I PAY METHOD FOR MEM. NO 75800 29.3 II I YOS H IDA , RANDAL S 65812 25. 5 I 1ST SB DIST-4TH DlST 100. 0/ 100. 0 I BLANK VOTES 39587 15.3 I I NORWOOD, CHUCK 58876 22. 8I 171/171 171 I OVER VOTES 75 0 . 0 I I KAWAHARA, HATSUKO F 55696 2 1.5 I I ------I I SAKlMA, AKIRA 53032 20.3 I ARAKI, MAKO 81053 3 1 . 4I AMEND STATE CONST - 04 6 2 .1/100. 0 I I HO, PETER H P 45024 1 7 .4 I WAGATSUMA, PATRlC IALEE 75883 2 9 .4 I 171/275/275 I I ARAKAKI, DAVID T 37549 14. 5 I BLANK VOTES 100869 39. 1 I I I WOODS, B ILL 36868 1 4 .2 I OVER VOTES 135 0 . 0 I HB1948 REMOVE CONSE- YES 136206 52. 7 I I MALINA-WRIGHT, VERLlEANN 33660 13.0 I ------I CUTIVE RECESS NO 76980 29.7 I I AONA BLAISDELL, PEARLENE 32470 12.5 I 1ST SB D I S T -5 TH D IST 100. 0/ 100.0 I BLANK VOTES 45116 17. 4 I I ANZAI, EARL I 31819 12.3 I 1 7 1 /1 7 1/ 1 7 l I OVER VOTES 46 0 . 0 I I CARTER, GEORGE B 30882 11.9 I I ------— ------— I I MINA, TED SUBIA 30220 11. 7 I NAKANO, RONALD B Y 64907 2 5 . 1 I AMEND HON. CHARTER - 01 100.0/100. 0I I GILBERT, PATRICK J 28607 11.0 I DE MATTOS, JOE 52 749 2 0 . 4 I 171/171/171 I I MCMIL L EN, FRANCIS 26941 10.4 I F U J lI , GARY M 45703 1 7 .7 I I I QUlNN, DENNIS MICHAEL 25793 9 . 9 I BLANK VOTES 94265 3 6 .5 I CHANGE MALE/FEMALE YES 129429 50. 0 I I MlG AN, MARY ANNE 23 521 9 .8 I OVER VOTES 316 0 . 1 I GENDER TO NEUTRAL NO 89264 34. 5 I I J OHNSON, WALTER C 25484 9.8 I ------I BLANK VOTES 39584 15. 3 I I COOPER, BROOKS D, JR 24146 9 .3 I 1ST SB DlS T-6TH DlST 100.0/ 100. 0 I OVER VOTES 66 0 . 0 I I LEDWARD, MASAKO HORlUCHI 23622 9.1 I 1 7 1 /1 7 1 /1 7 1 I I I ALAMEID A, ROY KAKULU 22602 8 .7 I I AMEND HON. CHARTER - 02 100.0/1 00. 0 I I IC H IH A S H I, RICHARD 22581 8 . 7 I PENEBACKER, J OHN R 110681 42. 9 I 171/171/171 I I KAM, THOMAS K Y 22082 8 . 5 I DICKEKSON, JAN ALBRIZZE 52392 2 0 .3 I I I KLEPPI N, CAROL 1 8657 7 . 2 I SHRUM, JOHN L 14710 5 . 7 I CREATE SALARY YES 136047 52.6 I I COX, ANTON E 14996 5 .8 I BLANK VOTES 79932 3 0 .9 I COMMISSION NO 86240 33.3 I I THARP, JAMES W 11121 4.3 I OVER VOTES 225 0 .0 I BLANK VOTES 35978 1 3 . 9 I VIGLIELM O, FRANCES 11019 4 .2 I OVER VOTES 78 0 . 0 I I I I OLAYAN, GILBERT A9490 3. 6 I AMEND STATE CONST - 01 62 . 1 /1 00 . 0 I I I MUN, VICTOR C 9381 3 .6 I 171/275/275 I AMEND HON. CHARTER - 03 100.0/100. 0 I I JACOSALEM, BRICE KAHOANU 9105 3 .5 I I 171/171/171 I I C H lWA, SABURO 6779 3 .4 I HB1213 ELIMINATION YES 106246 41.1 I I I SHORBA, JOE 6224 2 . 4 I OF REVENUE REFUND NO 120225 4 6 .5 I DELETE THE CITY YES 143960 55. 7 I I BLANK VOTES 39811 1 5 .4 I BLANK VOTES 31774 1 2 .2 I FROM SEC. 14-101 NO 74777 28.9 I I OVER VOTES 1782 0 .6 I OVER VOTES 103 0 .0 I BLANK VOTES 39485 15. 2 I I ------I ------I OVER VOTES 121 0 . 0 I I ------I

I I GENERAL ELECTION - STATE OF HAWAII - C & C HONOLULU PAG E 5 NOVEMBER 6 , 1984 PRINTED ON 11/07/84 AT 0 5. 38 AM F I N A L R E P O R T REPORT NUMBER 6 I ------I ------I ------I I AMEND HON. CHARTER - 04 100. 0/ 100.0 I OHA RES HAWAII 62 . 1/ 100.0 I REGISTRATION ANO TURNOUT I I 171/171/171I 171/275/275ISTATEWIDE I I III I REAPPORTlONMENT OF YES 8 9 8 3 2 3 4 . 7 I AKAKA, MOANIKEALA 10914 37.2 I ************************ I I COUNClL 8YRS TO 10YR NO 126967 4 9 . 1 I DESHA, PULANI C 1 0 4 7 5 3 5 . 7 I GENERAL I I BLANK VOTES 41499 16.0 I KINNEY, EVERETT SONNY 3 681 1 1 .5 I ************************ I I OVE R V OT E S 4 5 0 .0 I COAKLEY, J EFFREY KALANI 1 7 8 7 6 .0 I I I I BLANK VOTES 2 7 2 8 9 . 3 I TOTAL REGISTRATION...... 3 0 8 4 2 3 I I AMEND HON. CHARTER - 05 100.0/100. 0I OVER VOTES 4 8 0 . 1 I I I 171/171/ 171 I I TOTAL TURNOUT...... 2 5 8 8 1 1 8 3 . 9 I II OHA RES KAUAI 62 .1 /100. 0 I I I LET ETHICS COMM. HIRE YES 109342 4 2 .3I 171/275/275 I PRECINCT TURNOUT...... 244525 79. 2 I I INDEPENDENT STAFF NO 1 0 8 6 1 7 4 2 .0 I I I I BLANK VOTES 4 0 3 3 6 1 5 .6 I KEALE, MOSES K 2 0 1 8 3 6 8 . 8 I A BALLOTS CAST...... 2 4 4 5 2 5 I I OVER VOTES 48 0 . 0 I ZABLAN, LIIWELA NAUKANA 5 764 1 9 . 6 I B BALLOTS CAST...... 2 4 4 5 2 8 I I ------I BLANK VOTES 3 3 8 1 1 1 .5 I C BALLOTS CAST...... 2 4 4 5 2 8 I I AMEND HON. CHARTER - 06 1 0 0 . 0/ 1 0 0 . 0 I OVER V O TES 5 0 .0I D BALLOTS CAST...... 2 4 4 5 0 9 I I l71/171/171 I ------I E BALLOTS CAST...... I I I OHA RES MOLOKAI 6 2 . 1/1 0 0. 0 II I ADVANCE NOTICE ON YES 115567 44.7I 171/275/275 I ABSENTEE TURNOUT...... 1 4 2 8 6 4 .6 I I LAND USE CHANGES NO 110937 4 2 . 9 I I I I BLANK VOTES 3 1 7 4 1 1 2 . 2 I H A O , L OU I S 9 5 6 2 3 2 .5 I A BALLOTS CAST...... 1 4 2 8 6 I I OVER VO T E S 98 0 . 0 I FORBES, YOLA NOELANI M 7 9 1 7 2 6 . 9I 8 BALLOTS CAST..... 13412 I I ------I KAMAKEA, RADlNE KAWAHINE 5217 17.7 I C BALLOTS CAST...... 1 3 8 2 0 I I OHA AT LARGE 62. 1/100. 0I IAEA, JACK NOBLE, JR 2 1 0 8 7 .1 I D BALLOTS CAST..... 13834 I I 171/275/275 I LASCO, RAYMOND K 1 0 5 9 3 . 6 I E BALLOTS CAST...... I I I BLANK VOTES 3322 1 1 .3 II KAULUKUKUI, THOMAS 7503 25.5 I OVER VOTES 1 4 8 0 . 5 I ************************ I I BENHAM, ROY L 2938 10. 0 I ------I OVERSEAS BALLOTS CAST I I AKANA, KElTH KALANI 2 7 7 7 9 . 4 I I ************************ I I HOOKANO, GEO 2 3 6 2 8 . 0I I I I SHIM, MARIO N HEALANI H 2300 7. 8I I 1ST CONGRESSIONAL 1 0 6 I I AGARD, LOUIS 2 2 3 2 7 . 6I I 2ND CONGRESSIONAL.. 67 I I CAZlMERO, TANNY MAKANANI 1 4 8 0 5 . 0I I PRESIDENTIAL...... I I I KEKIPl, VELMA P 1 3 4 8 4 . 5 II I I KINNEY, RICHARD POMAIKAI 1 0 6 9 3 .6 I I ************************ I I KEKAULA, WlLLIAM KELII 956 3. 2I I OFF. OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS I I LII, SAMUEL 747 2 . 5 I I ************************ I I TIK I, VAROA 5 8 8 2 . 0 I I I I SETO, AINSLEY ULU 470 1 .6I I TOTAL REGISTRATION...... 4 1 1 5 4 I I MIA, GEORGE HOOLU 139 0. 4 I I I I BLANK VOTES 885 3. 0I I TOTAL TURNOUT...... 2 9 3 3 3 7 1 .2 I I OVER VOTES 1 5 3 9 5 . 2 I I I I ——— ------II PRECINCT TURNOUT..... 2 7646 67. 1 I I I I A B S E N T E E TU R N OU T ...... 1 6 8 7 4 . 0 I ------

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I GENERAL ELECTION - STATE OF HAWAII - COUNTY OF KAUAI P A G E 1 NOVEMBER 4, 1984 PRINTED O N 11/04/84 AT 11: 27: 31 ** FINAL REPORT ** NUMBER 1 1 . I I I I I PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT 278/278/278 I KAUAI COUNTY 18/ 18/ 18 I AMEND STATE CONST - 03 275/ 275/ 275 I I 100. 0 /1 0 0 . 0 I 100. 0/100. 0 I 100. 0/100. 0 I I I I I I (L) REAGAN/BUSH 9 2 6 8 4 7 . 7 (D ) YUKIMURA, JOANN AK 13042 47 . 3 SB2872 AM END LEG. YES 9 0 0 1 4 5 . 5 I (D) MONDALE/FERRARO 3 5 6 2 4 5 . 7 I (D) ASING, BILL 12216 43. 0 I PAY METHOD FOR MEM. NO 4 7 6 9 2 6 . 7 I I (L) DERGLAND/LEW IS 1 1 2 0 . 6 I (D) AKITA, NORMAN 11645 40. 0 I BLANK VOTES 3 5 2 6 2 5 . 4 I I (P) HALL/DAVIS A 6 1 8 . 3 I (R) CIRREAM M AXINE 11491 59. 2 I O V E R V O T E S 7 0 . 0 I I (R) LAROUCHE/DAVID A 4 8 0 . 2 I ( 18277 53. 0 I I I BLANK VOTES 8 3 1 4 . 3 I (D) FUKUSHIMA, JESSE 18097 52 . 1 I AMEND STATE CONST - 04 275/ 275/ 275 I I OVER VOTES 232 1. 2 I (D) KOUCHI , RONALD 9 4 8 4 4 8 . 9 I 100. 0/100. 0 I I I (R) KALIKEA, AILEY, KEVIN 4 1 0 7 2 1 . 2 I I REP TO CONGRESS CD 2 162/ 162/ 162 I BLANK VO TES 4 4 2 3 . 3 I HB1968 REMOVE CONSE- YES 7 6 3 0 3 7 . 5 I I I I 100. 0/ 100. 0 I O V E R V O T E S 3 8 0 . 2 I CUTIVE RECESS - NO 5550 25. 8 I ------I I I BLANK VOTES 4778 31. 2 I (D) AKAKA, DANIEL K 13546 69. 8 I 2ND SB DIST-1ST DIST 104/ 104/ 104 I OVER VOTES 5 I I I I (R) SHIPLEY, A D 1094 5. 6 I 100. 0 /1 0 0 . 0 I I (L) FRITTS, AM ELIA LEW 4 0 6 . 2 . 1 I I AMEND KAUAI CHARTER - 01 18/ 18/- 15 I I BLANK VOTES 4311 22. 2 I WATERS, WIL L IAM A K 5713 29. 7 I 100. 0/100 . 0 I I OVER VOTES 3 3 0 . 2 I SIMPSON, F ARTNA 3054 15. 9 I I I I M I L E S , E L L E N M A Y 2 1 7 5 1 1 . 3 I POWER TO DELCLARE AK YES 13744 71. 1 I I STATE REP DIST 49 6 / 6 / 6 I BLANK VOTES 8 2 6 6 4 2 . 9 I EMERGENCY / DISASTER NO 2 6 7 0 1 3 . 3 I I 100. 0 /1 0 0 . 0 I OVER VOTES 47 0. 2 I BLANK VOTES 2 9 1 2 1 5 . 1 I I I ------I - O V E R V O T E S 1 1 0 . 1 I I (D) APO, PETER K 1291 58. 7 I 2ND SB DlST-2ND DIST 104/ 104/ 104 I ------I I BLANK VOTES 910 41. 3I 100. 0/100.0 I AMEND KAUAI CHAR T E R 02 1 8 / 1 8 / 1 5 I I I O V E R V O T E S 0 0 . 0 I I 100. 0 /1 0 0 . 0 I I UEOKA, MEYER M 6 9 8 3 3 6 . 3 I I I STATE REP DIST 50 6 / 6 / 6 I BERTOMEN, JOSE 2 3 3 1 1 2 . 1 I CD CON TlNGENCY FUND YES 11756 60. 3 I I 100. 0 /1 0 0 . 0 I ROMANCHAK, VlV M 1713 8. 9 I USED FOR STATE NO 3 7 4 6 1 9 . 4 I I I BLANK VOTES 8 1 8 8 4 2 . 5 I BLANK VOTES 3 3 2 7 1 9 . 3 I I (D) LARBIZABAL, ALFRED C 6 2 3 0 7 1 . 9 I O V E R V O T E S 4 4 0 . 2 I O V E R V O T E S 6 0 . 0 I (R) BRIGHAM, TIMOTHY 8 7 5 1 0 . 1 I I I I I I I BLANK VOTES 1 5 5 5 1 8 . 0 I AMEND STATE CONST - 01 275/ 275/ 275 I AMEND KAUAI CHARTER - 03 1 8 / 1 8 / 1 8 I I I O V E R V O T E S 2 0 . 0 I 1 00. 0 /1 0 0 . 0 I 100. 0 / 100. 0 I I I I STATE REP DIST 31 8 / 8 / 8 I HB1213 ELIMINATION YES 7 0 2 6 3 6 . 4 I OPTION OF 1ST MEET- YES 11746 60. 7 I I 100 . 0/1 0 0. 0 I OF REVENUE REFUND NO 7760 40. 2 I ING OF THE COUNCIL NO 3 4 8 2 1 8 . 0 I I I BLANK VOTES 4 5 0 5 2 3 . 3 I BLANK VOTES 4 1 0 3 2 1 . 2 I I (D) KAWAKAMI, RICHARD 5 9 4 0 6 9 . 6 I O V E R V O T E S 1 2 0 . 1 I OVER VOTES 6 0 . 0 I 2592 30. 4 2 5 9 2 I BLANK VOTES I I I I OVER V O T E S 0 0 . 0 I AM END STATE CONST - 02 275/ 275/ 275 I AMEND KAUAI CHARTER 04 1 8 / 1 8 / 1 8 I I I 1 00. 0 /1 0 0 . 0 I 100. 0/100. 0 I I K A U A I MAY OR 18/ 18/ 18 I I I I 100 . 0/100. 0 I HB1947 AMEND DE A D - Y E S 8 3 5 6 4 3 . 3 I A M E N D T E R M O F O F F I C E Y ES 8 2 6 0 4 2 . 7 I I I LINE OF BILL INTRO NO 5763 29. 9I TO START DECEMBER NO 7 3 2 9 3 7 . 9 I I (D) KUNIMURA, TONY T 10241 52. 8 I BLANK VOTES 5 1 7 8 2 6 . 8 I BLANK VOTES 3 7 4 2 1 9 . 4 I I (R) SAR ITA, EDDIE LABEZ 8118 41. 9 I O V E R VOTES 6 0 . 0 I O V ER V O T E S 6 0 . 0 I BLANK VOTES 1 0 3 0 I I BLANK VOTES I I I I O VER V O T E S 6 0 . 0 I

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I AMEND KAUAI CHARTER 8 5 8 3 1 1 2 1 1 5 AMEND KAUAI CHARTER - 8 9 18/ 18/ 18 I OHA AT LARGE 275/ 275/ 275 2 7 5 I 100. 0/100. 0 100. 0/100. 0 I 100. 0/1 0 0 . 0 I I I I I PAST DUE ACCT TO YES 10325 53. 6 DEPT HEAD SALARY YES 8 1 3 4 4 2 . 1 KAULUKUKUI, THOMAS 567 2 1 .5 I COUNTY ATTORNEY NO 6033 20.9 LEVEL NO 7 0 7 4 3 6 .6 I AKANA, KEITH KALANI 2 9 0 1 1 . 0 I I BLANK VOTES 4975 25. 7 BLANK VOTES 4 1 1 7 2 7 . 3 I AGARD, LOUIS 241 9.2 I I OVER VOTES 4 6 .0 O V E R V O T E S 9 0 .0 I HOOKANO, GEO 203 7 . 7 I I ------I ------I BENMAX, ROY L 2 0 0 7 . 6 I AMEND KAUAI CHARTER 0 4 1 8 / 18 / 1 8 AMEND KAUAI CHARTER - 12 18/ 18/ 18 I KINNEY, RICHARD POMAIKAI 172 6 . 5 I - 100. 0/100. 0 100. 0/100. 0 CAZIMERO, TANNY MAKANANI 1 6 6 6 .3 I I I SHIM, MARION HEALANI M 8 5 3 .2 I REMOVE ELECTIVE BY YES 12406 44. 2 AMEND POLICE DEPT YES 11312 38. 5 I KEKAULA, W ILLIAM KELII 61 2 .3 I I I I RECALL PROCEDURE NO 2 8 0 8 1 4 . 5 PROVISIONS NO 3355 17. 3 I KEKIPI, VELMA P 4 7 1 .8 I BLANK VOTES. 4 1 7 6 2 1 .3 BLANK VOTES 4468 24. 1 I SETO, AINSLEY ULU 4 2 1 .6 I I OVER VOTES 7 0. 0 OVER VOTES 1 0. 0 II TIKI, VARO A 34 1 .3 II ------I ------LII, SAM UEL 2 3 0 . 5 I I AMEND KAUAI CHARTER - 0 7 18/ 18/ 18 AMEND KAUAI CHARTER - 1 3 18/ 18/ 18 I MIA, GEORGE HOOULU 15 0 .6 I 100. 0/100. 0 100. 0/1 0 0 .0 I BLANK VOTES 4 3 0 1 5 :2 I I OVER VOTES 9 0 3 .4 I I AMMEND MAYORS TERM YES 6 4 7 3 6 3 . 2 P L A N D I R PO WER TO Y ES 6 2 5 3 3 2 . 3 I ------I I I OF OFFICE NO 9313 43. 2 APPROVE SUBDIVISIONS NO 7 9 0 8 4 0 .9 I OHA RES HAWAII 2 7 5 / 2 7 5 / 275 I BLANK VOTES 3 5 9 5 1 8 . 6 BLANK VOTES 5 1 6 7 2 6 .7 I 10-3. 0/1 0 0 . 0 I I OVER VOTES 11 0 .1 OVER V O T E S 6 0 . 0 I * I I AKAKA, MOANIKEALA 9 2 3 3 5 . 1 I I AMEND KAUAI CHARTER - 05 1 8 / 1 8 / 1 8 AMEND KAUAI CHARTER - 1 4 1 8 / 1 8 / 1 8 I DESHA PI ILANI C 7 5 4 2 9 .8 I 100. 0/100. 0 100. 0/100. 0 I KINNEY, EVERETT SONNY 3 4 5 1 3 . 1 I I COAKLEY, JEFFREY KALANI 32 3 .1 I I AMEND COUNCIL MEMBERS YES 3646 18. 9 INCREASE NONBID BUYS YES 7837 40. 5 I BLANK VOTES 4 9 3 1 3 . 7 I I TERM OF OFFICE NO 12003 62. 1 FROM $500 TO $1, 500 NO 6 5 4 1 3 3 .8 I OVER VOTES 6 0 . 2 I I BLANK VOTES 3 6 8 3 1 9 .0 BLANK VOTES 4 9 5 4 2 5 .6 I I I OVER VOTES 5 0 . 0 OVER V O T E S 2 0 .0 I OHA RES KAUAI 275/ 275/ 275 I I 100. 0/100. 0 I I AMEND KAUAI CHARTER - 09 18/ 18/ 18 AMEND KAUAI CHARTER - 15 18/ 18/ 18I I 100. 0/100. 0 100. 0/100. 0 I KEALE, MOSES K 218 2 8 2 .9 I I ZABLAN, LIIWELA NAUKANA 3 4 6 1 3 .1 I I AMEND REQUIREMENTS Y ES 3 6 7 8 1 9 . 0 CREATE COST CONTROL Y E S 9 2 6 8 4 7 .9 I BLANK VOTES 1 0 4 3 . 9 I I TO BE MAYOR NO 12338 64. 1 COMMISSION NO 4946 25. 6 I OVER VOTES 1 0 . 0 I I BLANK VOTES 3 2 6 0 1 6 . 9 B L A NK V O T E S 5 1 1 6 2 6 .5 I I I OVER VOTES 8 0 .0 OV ER V O T E S 4 0 . 0 I OHA RES MOLOKAI 2 7 5 / 2 7 5 / 2 7 5 I I 100. 0/100. 0 I I AMEND KAUAI CHARTER - 1 0 1 8 / 1 8 / 1 8 I I 100.0/1 0 0 .0 I HAO, LOUIS 7 6 3 2 9 . 0 I I FORBES, YOLA NOELANI M 5 5 4 2 1 .0 I I I MAYORAL VETO POWER YES 7 1 2 8 3 6 . 9 I KAMAKEA, RADINE KAWAHINE 4 2 4 1 6 .1 I FOR APPROP MONEY NO 7 8 5 5 4 0 . 6 I IAEA, JACK NOBLE, JR 1 1 3 4 .2 I I BLANK VOTES 4 3 4 9 2 2 . 5 I LASCO, RAYMOND K 8 9 3 . 4 I I OVER VOTES 2 0 .0 I BLANK VOTES 685 2 6 . 0 I I OVER VOTES 8 0 . 3 I I ------I I GENERAL ELECTION - STATE OF HAW AII - COUNTY OF KAUAI NOVEMBER 6, 1984 ** FINAL REPORT ** NUMBER 11.

I REGISTRATION AND TURNOUT I STATEWIDE I I **************************** I GENERAL I **************************** I I I TOTAL REGISTRATION------2 3 2 5 3 0 . 0 I I TOTAL TURN O U T------19393 8 3 .4 I I I I PRECINCT TURNOUT ...... 1 7 6 0 4 7 5 . 7 II I I A BALLOTS CAST...... 1 7 6 0 4 0 . 0 I B BALLOTS C A S T..... 1 7 6 1 4 0 . 0 I I C BALLOTS CAST...... 1 7 6 0 9 0 . 0 I D BALLOTS CAST...... 1 7 6 0 9 0 . 0 I I E BALLOTS CAST...... 1 7 6 1 0 0 . 0 I I I I ABSENTEE TURNOUT ...... 1 7 7 1 7 . 7 I I I I A BALLOTS CAST...... 1 7 9 1 0 . 0 B BALLOTS C A S T..... 1 6 4 5 0 .0 I C BALLOTS CAST...... 1 6 7 4 0 .0 I I I D BALLOTS CAST...... 1 7 2 9 0 . 0 I E BALLOTS CAST...... 1 7 2 4 0 .0 I I I I ************************************** OVERSEAS BALLOTS CAST I **************************************** I

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I I I I I PRESIDENT/VICE PRESID ENT 278/ 278/ 278 I STATE REP DIST 9 8 / 8 / 8 I MAUI COUNC L A N A I 35/ 35/ 35I I 100.0/1 0 0 .0 I 100. 0/100. 0 I 100. 0/100. 0 I I I I I I I (R) REAGAN/BUSH 14720 49. 6 I ( D) SOUKI, JOSEPH M 3 6 2 0 5 3 . 4 (D) HOKAMA, GORO 12882 43. 6 I I ( D ) MO N D ALE/ F ERRARO 1 2 9 6 6 4 3 . 7 I (P) SAILER, MARSHA L 2 1 7 4 3 2 . 1I (R) OLIVA, HENRY 10641 36. 0 I I (L) BERGLAND/LEWIS 2 2 3 0 .6 I BLANK VOTES 9 6 1 1 4 .5 I BLANK VOTES 6017 20. 4 I I (P) HALL/DAVIS A 64 0. 3 I OVER VOTES 4 0 .1 OVER VOTES 21 0 . 1 I I (R) LAROUCHE/DAVlS B 7 4 0 . 2 I I I I BLANK VOTES 1148 3.9 I STATE REP DIST 10 9 / 9 / 9I 2 ND SB DI S T - 1 S T D IS T 104/ 104/ 104 I I OVER VOTES 4 3 6 1 . 5 I 100. 0/100. 0I 100. 0/100. 0 I I I I I I REP TO CONGRESS CD 2 162/ 162/ 162 I (R) PFEIL, BILL 3 2 2 8 51.6I WATERS, WILLIAM A K 7 6 7 0 2 5 . 9 I I 1 00. 0/1 0 0 . 0 I (D) SHlTO, GEORGINA K 2215 35.5I SIMPSON, MARTHA 5 9 2 7 1 9 .7 I I I BLANK VOTES 7 7 9 1 2 . 5 I 12. MIL5 E S , ELLE N MAY 4 4 8 4 1 5 .1 I I (D) AKAKA, DANIEL K 16614 62.8 I OVER VOTES 11 C. 2I BLANK VOTES 11584 39. 1 I I (R) SHIPLEY, A D 3 2 7 3 1 1 . 0 I I OVER VOTES 5 9 0 . 2 I I (L) FRITTS, AMELIA LEW 6 3 0 2 .1 I MAUI COUNC NDR (2) 35/ 35/ 35 I I I I BLANK VOTES 7090 23. 9 I 100. 0/100. 0I 2ND SB DlST-2ND DIST 104/ 104/ 104 I I OVER VOTES 4 4 0 . 1 I I 100. 0/100. 0 I I I ( D ) N A K A S O N E , BOB 1 6 8 7 4 5 7 . 1 I I I STATE SEN DlST 4 14/ 14/ 14 I ( D) A IO N A , ABE 1 6 1 1 6 5 4 .5I UEOKA, M EYER M 1 5 3 0 4 5 1 . 7 I I 100. 0/100. 0 I (R) SOTO, ROBERT 7 5 9 0 2 5 .7 I ROMANCHAK, VlV P 7 7 5 4 2 6 . 2 I I I ( R) SYDNEY, SUSANNE 4 3 9 1 1 4 .9 I BERTOMEN, JOSE 2 7 6 7 9 . 4 I I (D) YAMASAKI, MAMORU 9 4 9 0 6 7 . 2 I “ LANK VOTES 2 9 9 3 1 0 . 1I BLANK VOT ES 3 6 8 3 1 2 . 4 I I BLANK VOTES 4 6 3 1 3 2 . 9 I OVER VOTES 45 0 .2 I OVER VOTES 9 4 0 . 3 I I OVER VOTES 0 0 . 0 I I I I I M A U I COUNC CNT RL ( 3 ) 3 5 / 3 5 / 35 I AMEND STATE CONST - 01 275/ 275/ 275 I I STATE REP DIST 6 1 0 / 1 0 / 10 I 100. 0/100. 0 I 100. 0/100. 0 I I 100. 0/100. 0 I I I I I (D) SANTOS, VELMA M 15258 51. 6 I HB1213 ELIMINATION YES 10951 37.0 I I (D) LlNDSEY, ROBERT K 1 2 1 7 4 8 .3 I (D) NISHIKI, WAYNE K 14914 50. 5 I OF REVENUE REFUND NO 1 3 5 4 8 4 5 .6 I I (R) O'KIEFFE, MIKE 9 61 3 8 . 2 I (D) LIU, ELIZABETH LEE 1 3 1 8 2 4 4 . 6 I BLANK VOT ES 5 0 5 0 1 7 .1 I I BLANK VOTES 3 4 0 1 3 .5 I (R) RAM IL, TONY 1 1 4 9 3 3 8 . 9 I OVE R VO TES 25 0 . 1 I I OVER VOTES 0 0 . 0 I (R) HALFORD, ERNEST 7348 2 6 . 5 I I I I BLANK VOTES 2520 8 .5I AMEND STATE CONST - 0 2 275/ 275/ 275 I I STATE REP DIST 7 8 / 8 / 8 I OVER VOTES 3 6 0 . 1 I 100. 0/100. 0 I I 100.0/1 0 0 . 0 II I I I MAUI COUNC WEST 3 5 / 3 5 / 35 I HB 1 9 4 7 AMEND D E A D- Y ES 1 3 3 2 4 4 5 .1 I I (D) ANDREWS, MARK J 4 7 1 6 6 7 .6 I 100. 0/1 0 0 .0 I LINE OF BILL INTRO NO 10419 35. 2 I I (R) LANGA, SANFORD J 1 4 1 8 2 0 .3 I I BLANK VOTES 5 8 20 1 9 . 7 I I BLANK VOTES 8 3 3 1 1 .9 I (D) KIHUNE, HOWARD S 1 4 5 2 8 4 9 . 1 I OVER VOTES 11 0 . 0 I I O V ER VOTES 6 0 .1 I ( R) DELA CRUZ, RONALD M 8 1 6 8 2 7 . 6 I I I I BLANK VOTES 6849 23.2 I AMEND STATE CONST- 0 3 275/ 275/ 275 I I STATE REP DIST 6 / 6 / 6 I OVER VOTES 16 0 .1 I 100. 0/100. 0 I I 100.0/1 0 0 . 0 I I I I I I SB2072 AMEND LEG. YES 14228 48. 1 I (D) HONDA, HERBERT J 5 1 9 6 7 2 .7 I PAT METHOD FOR MEM. NO 8 6 2 9 2 9 .2 I I BLANK VOTES 1950 27. 3I I BLANK VOTES 6 7 0 7 2 2 . 7 I I OVER VOTES 0 0 . 0I I OVER VOTES 1 0 0 . 0 I I I I I GENERAL ELECTION - STATE OF HAW AII - COUNTY P A GE 2 OF MAUI NOVEMBER 6, PRINTED ON 11/07/54 AT 03: 02 :46 1984 ** FINAL REPORT ** NUMBER 6. I I I AMEND STATE CONST - 04 2 7 5 / 2 7 5 / 2 75 I AMEND MAUI CHARTER - 06 3 5 / 3 5 / 35 I OHA RES KAUAI 275/ 275/ 275 I 1 00 . 0/1 0 0.0 I I 100. 0/100. 0 I 100. 0/100. 0 I I I I I I I I H B 1 9 4 8 REMOVE CONST- YES 12 6 2 8 4 2 . 7 SEC9-11 AMEND LAPSE/ YES 1 2 6 1 6 4 2 . 8 KEALE, MOSES K 3 2 8 5 7 1 .2 I CUTIVE RECESS HO 948 3 3 2 . 1 I ABANDONMENT OF CIP NO 8 6 4 6 2 9 .3 I ZABLAN, LI l WELA NAUKANA 6 1 5 1 3 . 3 I I BLANK VOTES 7 4 5 2 2 5 . 2 I BLANK VOTES 8 2 2 4 2 7 . 9 I BLANK VOTES 7 1 1 1 5 . 4 I 6 0 . 0 I OVER VOTES I OVER VOTES 1 1 0 .0 I OVER VOTES 4 0 .1 I I I I I AMEND MAUI CHARTER 01 3 5 / 3 5 / 35 I AMEND MAUI CHARTER - 07 3 5 / 3 5 / 35 I OHA RES MOLOKAI 275/ 275/ 275 I I 100. 0/100.0 I 100.0/100.0 I 100. 0/100. 0 I I I I SEC3-2 COUNCIL TERM YES 6 3 9 6 2 8 . 5 SEC3-1 & 3-3 APP YES 1 0 8 6 5 3 6 .9 I MAO, LOUIS 2 1 1 2 4 5 .8 I I FROM 2 TO 4 YRS. NO 1 7 1 1 9 5 3 .0 I R E APPO R TIO N M ENT NO 1 1 9 7 1 4 0 .6 I FORBES, YOLA NOELANI N 1 1 6 1 2 5 .2 I I BLANK VOTES 3 9 6 0 1 3 . 4 I BLANK VOTES 6 6 0 7 2 2 . 4 I KAMAKEA, RADINE KAWAMINE 5 5 4 1 2 . 0 I I OVER VOTES 1 9 0 . 1 I OVER VOTES 19 0 .1 I I AEA, JACK NOBLE, JR 2 3 0 5 . 0 I I I LASCO, RAYMOND. K 1 2 4 2 .7 I I AMEND MAUI CHARTER - 0 2 3 5 / 3 5 / 35 I OHA AT LARGE 2 7 5 / 2 7 5 / 275 I BLANK VOT ES 4 0 2 8 . 7I 100 . 0/100. 0 I 100. 0/100. 0I I I OVER VOTES 32 0 .7I I I I SEC3-5 EST. SALARY YES 1 2 4 2 7 4 2 .1 K A U L U K U K U I, T HOMAS 8 75 1 9 .0 I I CO M M IS S IO N NO 1 1 9 1 9 4 0 . 4 I AKANA, KEITH KALANI 671 1 4 . 5I I BLANK VOTES 5 1 3 4 1 7 .4 I HOOKANO, GEO 4 1 4 9 . 0 I I OVER VOTES 14 0 . 0 I A GA R D , L O U IS 3 05 6 . 6 I I I SHIM, MARION HEALANI M 291 6 . 3 I I A MEND MA U I CHARTER - 03 3 5 / 3 5 / 35 I KEK IP I, VELMA P 2 8 0 6 . 1 I • I 100 .0/1 0 0 .0 IBENNAM, ROY L 274 5 .9 I I I CAZIMERO, TANNY MAKANANI 233 5. 0 I I SE C 6 - 2 D E P T . 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I DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES HEADQUARTERS NEIL ABERCROMBIE

Abercrombie For Congress

465 Kapahulu Avenue, Suite 105 **

Honolulu, Hawaii 96815

Telephone: 735-9797

Chair: Pat McCain

Treas: Tony Rogers

**Location: on Diamond Head of Kapahulu Ave., between

Harpos (Kanaina Ave) and the new Hee Hing bldg. Parking: on street

MUFI HANNEMANN

Hanneman For Congress: a Committee

656 Queen Street **

Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

Telephone: 545-5245

Co-Chairs: Doc Buyers & Danny K aleikini

Treasurer: Randall Sumida

**Location: next to Aikane Cafe, diamond head of

South Street, near Emily Street.

Park on sidewalk in front.

STEVE COBB

No Headquarters established at this time.

DANIEL K. AKAKA

Friends of Daniel K. Akaka

1259 S. Beretania Street, Rm. 19 (2nd floor)**

Honolulu, Hawaii 96814

Telephone: 524-1133

Co-Chairs: Mary Lock, Norman Taira

Treasurer: Steve Arashiro

**Location: across Schuman Carriage

Parking: on street EILEEN ANDERSON

Friends of Eileen Anderson

2255 N. School Street (Safety Loan Bldg. )**

Honolulu, Hawaii 96819

Telephone: 845-7221

Chair: Charles Nakoa

Treasurer: James Naylon

**Location: Diamond Head of Kam IV Road on Makai side

Parking in lot in front/side

BEN CAYETANO

Cayetano For Lt. Governor 564 South Street**

Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

Telephone: 545-7490

Chair: Lloyd Nekoba

Treasurer: Joyce Kami

**Location: b /t Phukaina & Halekauwila Streets, next to Kamaka Ukulele. Parking in front lot.

DONNA KIM— openning HQ @ K alih i Shopping Center

Thursday, July 17 @ 5 : 30pm

RANDALL IWASE— may open HQ in Waipio Gentry area.

ARNOLD MORGADO— no HQ, w o rks o u t o f home.

LEIGH-WAI DOO

Doo Kokua Committee

732 Kapahulu Avenue **

Honolulu, Hawaii 96816

Telephone: 735-9828

Chair: Judy Sobin

Treasurer: Dennis Ching

**Location: same block as Ono Hawaiian Food, on corner

of Kamuela S t.. Parking: on street

***OPEN HOUSE: Tues, July 1 6 : 00-7: 30 pm CECIL HEFTEL

Citizens For Heftel For Governor

404 Piikoi Street **

Honolulu, Hawaii 96814

Telephone: 545-5882

Chair: John Farias

Treasurer: Roy Tokujo

**Location: ewa of Ala Moana Center

Parking: in lot

PATSY T. MINK

Patsy Mink Campaign Committee

Executive Center, Suite 706 **

1088 Bishop Street

Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

Telephone: 531-8449

Chair: Arlie Carson (Ofc. Mgr. - Mason Altiery) Treasurer: John Mink

**Location: enter on Bishop St., escalator down to main elevators. Parking: up ramp after GASCO bldg. next to Bishop Trust.

JOHN D . WAIHEE

Citizens For Waihee

Kokea B u s in e s s Center (Kapalama Canal)

568 Kokea Street

Honolulu, Hawaii 96819

Telephone: 845-7833

Chair: William Paty Treasurer: Glenn Sakuda, CPA (D eloitte, Haskins & Sells)

**Location: corner of Dillingham Blvd.

AU G .18 '8 6 1 7 : 47 SE N . INOUYE WASHINGTON DC P . 01

LIST OF STAFF MEMBERS, TITLES, AND THE DATES OF EMPLOYMENT WITH TOTAL NUMBER OF YEARS OF SERVICE

B a ttle y , Lamela O ffice Manager 1/3/63 to present

Blanco, Marie Secretary 8/14/78 to present

Collins, Richard Prof.Staff 6/12/74-10/11/74 Approp.Com 1/28/75 to present

Craig, Dan Sr. Leg. Assnt. 9/1/81 to present

De Leon, Patrick Ex. Assnt. 8/11/73-6/30/76 Dem. Conf. Com 10/4/76 to present

Finnell, Virginia F ile Clerk 8/11/69-6/21/76 6/24/76-1/14/79 2/1/83 to present

Giugni, Henry Admin. Assnt, 1/3/63 to present

Hardy, John Prof. Staff 4/1/68 to present Commerce Com,

Hidalgo, Lani Secretary 10/1/80 to present Dem. Conf.

Kelly, Frank Leg. Assnt. 9/26/78 to present

Leety, JoAnn Secretary 3/17/69 to present

Lung, Ipo lani Prof. Staff 4/1/77 to present Indian Affairs Committee

MacDonald, Beverly Secretary 3/11/68 to present

Minn, Phyliss Research Assnt. 9/1/80 to present

Moix, Patricia Recept. 12/1/83 to present

Nakamura, Brian Leg. Assnt. 1/ 11/83 to present

Norton, Dana Clerk Intern 6/l8/84 to present

Oba, Dana Recept. 9/1/85 to present

Sablan, Gregg Special Assnt. 1/7/86 to present AU G . 18 '8 6 1 7 : 49 SEN . INOUYE WASHINGTON DC P . 02

HAWAII STAFF MEMBERS AND DATA

Ahn, Lucy Leg. Assnt. 6/2/86 to present

Jardine, MaryLou Ex. Sec. 12/8/69-2/16/76 14 9/1/79 to present

Okubo, Jinny Ofc. Mgr. -Ha. 4/15/72-2/16/76 14 7/ 1/76 to present 14 Olsen, Charlotte Secretary 11/18/64-4/30/69 7/1/77 to present

Pablo, Chris Special Assnt. 10/5/84 to present 2

Petera, David Ex, Assnt. 11/1/76 to present 10

Sakamoto, Barbara Leg. Assnt. 2/4/70-4/30/71 15 3/1/72 to present

Suzumoto, Minoru F ield Rep. -Oahu 8/3/67 to present 19

Yamamoto, Shelia Sec. /Recept. 1/19/81 to present 5 Bugado, Rina Staff Assnt. 1/7/86 to present

Kikuchi, B ill F ield Rep.-HA. 1/10/82 to present 4

Kawakami, George Field Rep.-Kauai 11/7/74 to present 12

Lura, Edith Field Rep. -Molokai 12/10/79 to present 7 S ilv a , Ed Field, Rep.-Maui 7/1/83 to present 3 P . 01 AU G . 18 '8 6 1 7 : 49 SE N . INOUYE WASHINGTON DC

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Simons, Peter Leg. Assnt. 2/22/83 to present

Takayama, Gregg Press Assnt. 2/20/78 to present

Uhrle, Robert Special Assnt. 3/4/86 to present

Vadset, Patricia Clerical Assnt. 5/7/84 to present Commerce Com.

Watanabe, Sally Per. Sec. 4/1/77 to present

Wong, Sandra Recept. 1/10/83 to present P. 02 AU G . 19 '8 6 1 6 : 49 SEN . INOUYE WASHINGTON DC

U nited S tates S enate

MEMORANDUM

Richard Collins Associate in Arts, Mitchell College, New London, Connecticut Bachelor of Science, Univ. of Connecticut Graduate studies at School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins Univ.

S a lly Bachelor of Education, Univ. of Hawaii Fifth Year Teaching Certificate, Secondary Education, Univ. of Hawaii

Dayna Oba BA Psychology - U of Hawaii

Patrick DeLeon 3A Psychology - Amherst ME Clinical Psychology-Purdue Ph.D. Exceptional Psychology Purdue M . P. H. U of Haw aii J .D. Catholic University

Ipo Lung BA Journalist - Seattle U. 5th Teaching degree-U of Hawaii

Gregg Takayama BA Journalism - U of Hawaii at Manoa

Robert Uhrle BA Business Administration and Economics - Washington State; University

I AUG.19 '8 6 1 6 : 48 SEN . INOUYE WASHINGTON DC P . 01

Pe t e r S i m o n s Y a l e BA Economics & Political Science

Brian Nakamura BA Political Science, Teaching Certificate Secondary Education, J. D. - U of Hawaii

P h y liss Minn BA Sociology - Chaminade

Marie Bl anco AA Liberal Arts, BS Business Administration Marymount Jr. College U of San Francisco

United States Senate

MEMORANDUM

August 20

Daniel Craig: Degrees & Postgraduate work

A. B. summa cum laude in Anthropology 1974 Harvard University

M. A. in Social Anthropology 1975 University of California at Berkeley

PhD in Social Anthropology 1980 UC Berkeley

2 yr Postdoctorate, 1979-81 * Duke U n iv e r s ity Round Table on Science and Public Affairs

* I started working in your office as a Congressional Fellow during the second year of my postdoctorate, October 1980-August 1981. DAN INOUYE HENRY GIUGNI PAT DELEON, DAVE PETERS United States Senator Senior Adm. Asst. Senior Exec. Asst. Exec. Asst. 24 y r s . 24 yrs. - D. C. 13 yrs. - D. C. 10 yrs. - Hawaii

CHRlS PABLO RICHARD COLLINS JOHN HARDY MARY LOU JARDINE SALLY WATANABE DAN CR AIG , Spec . A s s t . - C o u n s e llo A p p ro p . Conun. S t a f f Commerce Comm. S ta ff Exec. Secretary Personal Secretary Senior Legis. Asst. 2 yrs. - Hawaii 11 yrs. - D. C. 18 yrs. - D. C. 14 yrs. - Hawaii 9 yrs. - D. C. 5 yrs. - D. C.

FRANK KELLY GREGG TAKAYAMA LAMELA BATTLEY JIN N Y OKUBO BRIAN NAKAMURA BARBARA SAKAMOTO L e g is . Asst. Press Asst. O ffice Manager O ffice Manager Legis. Asst, Legis. Asst. 8 yrs. - D. C. 9 yrs. - D. C. 24 yrs. - D. C. 14 yrs. - Hawaii 4 yrs. - D. C. 15 yrs. - Hawaii

PETER SIMONS LUCY AHN MARIE BLANCO SANDIE WONG IP O LA N I LUNG PHYLISS MINN Legis. Asst. Legis. Asst. Spec. Asst. Spec. Asst. I n d ia n A ffs . Comm. S ta ff Legis. Asst. 4 yrs. - D. C. 1 y r . - H a w a ii 8 yrs. - D. C. 4 yrs. - D. C. 10 yrs. - D. C. 6 yrs. - D. C. P A T T I MOIX BEV MacDONALD JOANN LEETY LANI HIDALGO SH EILA YAMAMOTO PAT VADSET Senior Secretary Secretary/Receptionist Senior Secretary S e c r e t a r y Secy-Receptionist S e c r e t a r y 3 yrs. - D. C. 19 years. - D. C. 18 yrs. - D. C. 6 yrs. - D. C. 5 yrs. - Hawaii 3 yrs. - D. C. DAYNA OBA BILL KIKUCHI F ield Rep. /Hawaii Secretary/Receptionist DANA NORTON VIRGINIA FINNELL CHARLOTTE OLSEN R IN A BUGADO 1 y r. - D. C. C le r k C le r k S e c r e t a r y Staff Asst. 5 yrs. - H a w a ii 2 yrs. - D. C. 14 yrs. - D. C. 14 yrs. - Hawaii 1 y r . - H a w a ii GREGG SABLAN MINO SUZUMOTO ED ITH LUM ED S ILV A ROBERT UHRLE S p e c . Asst. F ield Rep. /Oahu F ield Rep. /Molokai F ield Rep. /Maui Spec. Asst. 1 yr. - D. C. 19 yrs. - Hawaii 7 yrs. - Hawaii 3 yrs. - Hawaii 1 y r . - D. C. myers advertising, inc. ward plaza suite 240 honolulu, hawaii 96814 telephone (808) 531-3531

October 20/ 1986

DANIEL K. INOUYE IN '86

Timing: October 20 - November 3/ 1986

: 30-spots: "Peace" "Education" "Economy" "Vote" "Thank You"

Base Buy: KHON (2) M-F Wheel of Fortune (2x)

OCTOBER 20 - MONDAY

KHCN (2 ) 8 - 10P NBC Movie KITV (4) 6: 30-10P NFL Football KGMB (9 ) 7 -7: 30P Kate & Allie

OCTOBER 21 - TUESDAY

KHON (2 ) 8 - 10P World Series (post) KGMB (9 ) 8 - 10P CBS Movie

OCTOBER 22 - WEDNESDAY

KHON (2 ) 10P World Series (post) KITV (4 ) 7P Perfect Stranger KGMB (9 ) 8 - 9P Magnum, P . I.

OCTOBER 23 - THURSDAY

KITV (4 ) 7 - 8P Our W orld 8 - 9 P C o lb y 's KGMB (9 ) 8 - 9P Knots Landing

OCTOBER 24 - FRIDAY

KHON (2 ) 10P LA Law/News KGMB (9 ) 8 - 9P D a lla s

A A m em ber o fAmerican Association of Advertising Agencies A A OCTOBER 25 - SATURDAY

KITV (4 ) 8 : 30P Ellen Burstyn Show

OCTOBER 26 - SUNDAY

KHON (2 ) 6 : 30 P News/Our House KGMB (9 ) 6 : 30 -7 : 30P 60 M inutes 8 - 9P "A Day in the Life of America"

OCTOBER 27 - MONDAY

KITV (4 ) 6 : 30-10P NFL Football

OCTOBER 28 - TUESDAY

KHON (2 ) 10P NBC Movie

OCTOBER 29 - WEDNESDAY

KITV (4 ) 8: 30P Dynasty (mid)

OCTOBER 30 - THURSDAY

KITV (4 ) 10P 20/20/N ew s

OCTOBER 31 - FRIDAY

KHON (2 ) 10P NBC Movie/News

NOVEMBER 1 - SATURDAY

KHON (2 ) 10P 1986/News KGMB (9 ) 9 - 10P Twilight Zone

NOVEMBER 2 - SUNDAY

KHON (2 ) 6 : 30 PM News/Our House KGMB (9 ) 6 : 30 -7 : 30P 60 M inutes 7 : 30 - 8P Hawaiian Moving Co.

NOVEMBER 3 - MONDAY

KITV (4 ) 6 : 30-10P NFL F o o tb a ll (p re ) m yers advertising, inc. HONOLULU, HAWAII CLIENT.... DANIEL K. INOUYE...... MONTH...... OCT., /N OV.

MONDAY TUESDAY W E D N E S D A Y THURSDAY FRIDAY S A T U R DA Y S U N D A Y

2 0 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 2: 8-10p 2: 10p 4: 7-8p 2: 6 :30p NBC Movie World Series Our World News/Our House 4: 6:30-10p 2: 8-10p 4: 7p P e r fe c t 8-9p 2: 10p 4: 8 :30p 9: 6 : 30 -7 :30p NFL Football World Series S tra ng ers Colbys L . A. Law Ellen Burstyn 60 M inutes 9: 7 -7 :30p 9: 8-10p 9: 8-9p 9: 8-9p 9: 8-9p Show 8-9p Kate & Allie CBS Movie Magnum, P .I. Knots Landing D a lla s "A day in the

life of America 27 28 2 9 3 0 3 1 1 2 2: 10p 2: 6 :30p 1986/News News/Our House 4: 8 :30p 4: 10p 2: 10p 9: 9-1 0 p 9: 6 :30 p -7 : 30p Dynasty 20/20 - News NBC M ovie/ T w ilig h t Zone 60 Minutes News 7 : 3 0 -8 p Moving

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4: 6: 30-10p NFL Football □ □ □ □ □ □ □

□4: 6:30-10p □2: 10p □ □ □ □ □ NFL Football NBC Movie # 1 . P e a c e

2. E ducation 3 . V o t e myers advertising, inc. ward plaza suite 240 honolulu, hawaii 96814 4 . J o b s telephone (808) 531-3531 5. Vote Tw ice 6. Thank You

DANIEL K. INOUYE IN '86 Proposed Media Schedule ( : 30)

Media Timing: September 12, 15, 16

September 12 - F r id a y

KHON(2): 5 : 00 P -5 : 30P JEOPARDY (1x) 6 : 30-7P WHEEL OF FORTUNE (lx)

September 15 - M onda y

KHON(2): 6 : 30A -3: 00P DAYTIME (ROS) (2x) 3P-5P LOVE BOAT/QUINCY (2x) 7 P -8 P QUINCY (1x) 1 0 : 30P -1: 00A LATE NIGHT (ROS) (1x)

KITV(4): 6 : 30P (adj) MONDAY NIGHT FOOT BALL (Broncos vs. S te e le rs ) (lx)

KGMB(9): 3 : 30 P -5 : 30P DONAHUE/COURT (2x) 7P-8P WIZARD ( 1x) 1 0 : 30P -1 : 30A 3 's Co. /MOVIE (1x) myers advertising, inc. ward plaza suite 240 honolulu. hawaii 96814 telephone (808) 531-3531

DANIEL K. INOUYE IN '86 (Cont)

September 16 - Tuesday

KHON ( 2 ) : 6: 30A-3: 00P DAYTIME (ROS) (3x) 3P-5P LOVE BOAT/QUINCY (3x) 7 : 30P HONEYMOONERS RE- UNION ( l x ) 9: 00P TBA/1986 (lx) 10: 30P-1: 00A LATE NIGHT (ROS) (2x)

K IT V ( 4 ) : 9 : 30P (m id ) SPENCER FOR HIRE ( lx )

KGMB ( 9 ) : 3: 30P-5: 30P DONAHUE/COURT (2x) 10: 30P-1: 30A 3's CO. /MOVIE (lx)

3-DAY TOTAL: 27 Spots/$4940 Re-elect Senator Daniel K. Inouye®

Dan’s Our Man Daniel K. Inouye

EDUCATION: Lunalilo & Washington Inter. • McKinley High School • University of Hawaii (B. A., 1950) • George Washington University Law School (J. D., 1952)

MILITARY: Enlisted in U. S. A rm y (1943) at age 18, served w ith 442nd Inf. Regt. • Battlefield commission (1944) •DECORATIONS: D istinguished Service Cross, Bronze Star, Purple Heart with cluster, five battle stars, and others • Deputy Public Prosecutor, City & County of Honolulu (1953-54)

PUBLIC SERVICE: Territorial House of Representatives, Majority Leader (1954-58) • Territorial Senate (1958) • First U. S. Congressman from Hawaii (1959) • U. S. Senate 1962, re-elected 1968, 1974, 1980 • Third-ranking leader among Senate Democrats (Secretary of the Democratic Conference since 1978) • Chairman, Select Committee on Intelligence, 1976-77 • Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities (Watergate), 1973-74

HONORS: Travel Hall of Fame, American Society of Travel Agents (1984) • Admiral of the Ocean Seas Award (1980) • National intelligence Distinguished Service Medal (1978) • Splendid American Award, Thom as A. Dooley Foundation (1967) • One of Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Year, U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce (1960)

COMMITTEES: Appropriations • Commerce, Science & Transportation • Rules & Administration • Select Committee on Indian Affairs

Paid for by Daniel K. Inouye in 86 1001 Bishop Street / Pacific Tower, Suite 1760 / Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Abelina Madrid Shaw, Treasurer WAIHEE GOVERNOR

Together... A New Beginning W hy elect John Waihee for Governor of Hawaii? economically damaging labor dispute.

He saved the State hundreds of thousands of dollars in the settlement of Simply put, Lieutenant Governor John Waihee is the best qualified the difficult lawsuit over prison conditions here. candidate to become our state’s next Chief Executive. Waihee continues to be accessible to people. He recently settled the He has more all-around experience with running state government than divisive Kaiaka Rock resort issue on Molokai, bringing both jobs and water to any other candidate. that com m unity... and, most important, restoring a sense of community He has an unequalled ability to work successfully with individuals, among the island’s residents. organizations and all sectors of our community.

He has an open agenda which addresses the critical issues facing our state for the rest of this decade and beyond. W h e r e does John Waihee stand on the important issues? Above all, he is committed to serving Hawaii and our people—today and tomorrow. Education He regards education as the top priority of State government and pledges vigorous executive support for sustained improvements to our public school system and in moving our University of Hawaii system into a position of true WW h h a t has been John Waihee’s record to date? leadership. He believes quality education requires competitive pay for teachers and university professors, well-maintained school facilities and up-to-date Lieutenant Governor John Waihee has already packed a lot of political books and supplies. experience into his career. Jobs and the Economy He w ill aggressively market Hawaii on the Mainland and throughout In 1978, he was chosen by his fellow delegates to be Majority Leader of Asia to attract new enterprises founded in the native skills and talents of the Constitutional Convention. As such, he was instrumental in shaping such locally-trained people, so the Hawaiian economy w ill not be overly reliant on important constitutional initiatives as the water code, protection of Hawaii’s any single industry. He foresees opportunities in international business and vital farm lands, assurance of tax relief when the State has surpluses, reform of trade and knowledge industries, fostered by the State. He w ill seek elimination judicial selection and new autonomy for the University of Hawaii. of red tape to allow established local business to flourish and new enterprises Two years later, Waihee was a central figure in the powerful State House to gain a solid footing. Policy Committee, using his ability to work with others to hammer out a broad Transportation variety o f legislation, including Hawaii’s landmark State plan. He w ill accelerate plans to bring relief to our congested highways and In 1982, he was elected Lieutenant Governor, his first entry and first seek new ways to ease the frustration of daily travel to and from work. success in a statewide election. As Lieutenant Governor, he has carried out Crime several major special assignments: He w ill support efforts by all law enforcement agencies, so they can He prepared a successful plan for the much-disputed reapportionment of carry out their mandate to apprehend and prosecute wrongdoers. He w ill legislative districts. support the creation of a new Department of Corrections or an expanded agency for more effective oversight of new prison programs. Waihee headed the special United Airlines strike task force, pulling together community resources to seek relief for the tourist industry from an Waihee for Governor

John Waihee was born May 19, 1946 in the Big Island plantation town of Honokaa and raised in the Kuhio Village Homestead community near Kamuela. He is proud o f his Hawaiian roots and still makes time in his busy schedule to keep in touch with Neighbor Island affairs.

Waihee graduated from Hawaiian Mission Academy, where his wife, Lynne Kobashigawa, still teaches. He was a member of the first graduating class from the W illiam S. Richardson School o f Law, University o fHawaii. As a practicing attorney, Waihee frequently handled cases involving the less fortunate, keeping homesteaders from being evicted, among other things.

Waihee also holds a bachelor’ degree from Andrews University in Michigan and has completed requirements for a master’s degree in urban planning. He has served as an administrator of State and Federal programs in Michigan and as a top planner in Honolulu’s Model Cities Program and in the City’s Office of Human Resources.

To sum it up, if you agree that government’s first line of service is people, you'll agree John Waihee has the background we need in our next Governor.

The Waihee Family: Jennifer and John IV Lynne and John

Citizens for Waihee Wm. S. Paty, Chairman; Norman Mizuguchi, Eduardo Malapit, Co-chairmen Dolly Ching, Finance Chairman 565 Kokea Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817 Volunteers Welcome Telephone: 533-1221 845-7833 (eff. June 1) 568 Kokea Street, D-3, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817

A ugu st 7, 1986

Dear Friend:

This letter is to ask you to consider helping us with the only fundraising function we are allowed to have during this Primary Election p e rio d .

Although we have been successful in developing a grassroots organization, we have been hampered in our media effort due to the lack of funds. Inasmuch as the future of Hawaii is at stake in the election of the next Governor, we are anxious to bring this basic question to the community at large to give the voters a choice. We need financial assistance for this purpose.

Should you care to help us in this effort, tickets for our August 27th fundraiser at the Aloha Tower are available at our headquarters at $25. 00 per person. Please call Pamela or Valerie at 845-2931. We need your help.

Sincerely,

Robert C . Oshiro

Paid for by Citizens for Waihee WAIHEE GOVERNOR

568 Kokea Street, D-3, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817

August 7, 1986

Dear Friends:

Hawaii, today, stands at a crossroads in our history.

Accordingly, after careful and lengthy deliberation, I have totally committed myself to electing John Waihee as our next Governor.

My decision is based upon a deep concern fo r a ll o f Hawaii 's people and for our state which is , and always w ill be, our home.

The office o f the Governor is the most important in our p o litic a l system, and I firmly believe that to f i l l that office we need a leader who is a part o f our history, one who has an understanding o f the past and is sensitive to the future needs of a ll of our people. John Waihee has proven that he is such a leader. His credentials and record of service to others are the truths that make him the best qualified man for the j ob — a man with heart.

The Chief Executive o f our state must, at this particular time, be an individual with the unique quality o f drawing people together for the good o fall. He has to be one who has a commitment to bring about change in these rapidly changing times, to enable Hawaii to meet the challenges at our doorstep.

John Waihee, I know, can do this effectively. He recognizes that there is strength in diversity. His greatest strength is his tested a b ility to bring people o f diverse interests and backgrounds together to seek a common goal and to bring about the greatness that is inherent in

a new Hawaii in the new P a cific, fo r a ll o f us— you, me, our fam ilies, our friends and neighbors, our people.

Please, won'tyou join us in our effort to elect JOHN WAIHEE to be our next Governor? We need your help!

S incerely,

Robert C . Oshlro

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Ms. Elaine Stroup HAWAII CLIPPING SERVICE P.O. Box 10242 Honolulu, Hawaii 96816 Thomas Jefferson 1801-1809

John Kennedy 1961-1963

Franklin Roosevelt Harry 1933-1945 Truman 1945-1953

Jimmy Carter 1977-1980 Lyndon Johnson 1963-1969 We are committed to Hawaii...

... a new beginning

Paid for by: Oahu County Committee Democratic Party of Hawaii 1188 Bishop Street, Suite 3212 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Christopher G. Pablo, Chairperson The Democratic record is well established. We are proud to present some of its highlights: EMPLOYMENT/JOB SECURITY • 79,450 jobs were created in Hawaii during the 10-year period 1974-1984. JOHN WAIHEE BEN CAYETANO Governor Lieutenant Governor • The unemployment rate was 6. 9% as compared to the national average of 7. 4% during this same period.

STATE FINANCES • Maintained a balanced budget every year since 1974. • N o increase in Income and General Excise taxes MUFI HANNEMANN DANIEL K. INOUYE DANIEL AK A K A U. S. House U. S. Senator U. S. House since 1974. 1st Congressional District 2nd Congressional District • Expenditures kept within the constitutionally Dedicated to serving you. mandated spending limits. • Returned over $100 m illion in tax rebates to the The six Democratic Presidents on the cover of this pamphlet taxpayers over the past 4 years. symbolize, in both America’s recent and early history, the character and concerns of the Democratic Party. These five community leaders, in both youth and experience, CRIME embody the character and concerns of the Democratic Party of • Honolulu ranks lowest in the rate of violent Hawaii. Their proven leadership, their informed and enlight­ crime among 18 other cities of comparable size. ened stands on the issues, and their demonstrated dedication to public service are helping to assure a better life for all of us • The State and its counties rank among the lowest They join together now with the leaders on each of in the rate of violent crimes among the 50 states Hawaii’s islands to urge all voters to go to the polls and of our nation. vote wisely on November 4th by supporting the candidates on the Democratic ticket. Vote Democratic!

Together. .. we share the dream. GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1986

U. S. SENATE______(D) INOUYE, Daniel K.______X U.S. REPRESENTATIVE______(D) AKAKA, Daniel K. ______X GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR______(D) WAIHEE, John (D) CAYETANO, Ben ______X STATE SENATE______6th-Waipahu-Mililani (D) MENOR, Ron ______X 7th-Wahiawa to Kahuku (D) HAGINO, Gerald T. X 8th- Laie- Kaneohe (D) TOGUCHI, Charles T. ______X 24th-Nanakuli-Makaha-N. Kauai (D) AKI, James ______X STATE HOUSE ______12th Mililani-Wheeler Schofield (D) LEE, Samuel S. H. ______X 13th W ahiawa-Whitmore (D) BUNDA, Robert ( B o b b y ) ______X 14th— North Shore Kahuku (D) LEONG, Joe______X 15th - Laie-Kahaluu (D) BELLINGER, Reb ______X 16th-Haiku-Heeia-Kaneohe (D) WONG, Jimmy ______X 17th -Kaneohe (D) IGE, Marshall K .______X 20th— Lan ikai-Keolu-Waimanalo (D) WONG, Norma______X 45th- Waipahu-Village Park (D) SHITO, Mitsuo (MitS) ______X 46th -Ewa Beach-Waipahu (D) OSHIRO, Paul T. ______X 47th— Ewa-Kunia-Makakilo (D) CROZIER, Mike ______X 48th - Nanakuli-M aili (D) PETERS, Henry Haalilio______X 49th-Waianae-Makaha-N. Kauai (D) APO. Peter K . ______X CITY COUNCIL______X District l—Waipahu-Kahuku (D) IWASE, Randall Y. ______X District ll— Hauula-Lanikai (D) MATTOON, Creighton Ualani______X District lll— Maunawili-Kahala (D) O ’CONNOR, Dennis______X District IX-Waipahu-Waianae (D) DESOTO, John ______X GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1986 _____ U.S. SENATE (D) INOUYE, Daniel K. X U. S. REPRESENTATIVE (D) HANNEMANN, Mufi______X GOVERNOR AND ______LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR______(D) WAIHEE, John (D) CAYETANO, Ben______X ______STATE SENATE 13th-Kahala to Waikiki (D) KOBAYASHI, Bert X 16th-Tantalus-Makiki-Ala Moana (D) BLAIR, Russell ______X 17th-Pauoa-Alewa-Nu u a n u (D) CHANG, Anthony K. U. (Tony) X ______STATE HOUSE 22nd-Hawaii Kai-Aina Haina (D) BENHAM, Roy L. X 23rd-Waialae-Maunalani Heights (D) ROBERTSON, Phil ______X 24th-Kahala-Waikiki (D) FISCHLOWITZ, Barbara______X 25th-Palolo-St. Louis Heights (D) SAY, Calvin K. Y. ______X 26th-Kaimuki-Kapahulu (D) KIYABU, Ken X 27th-Manoa-Woodlawn (D) TANIGUCHI, Brian T. ______X 28th Makiki-Kaimuki (D) SHON, Jim ______X 29th-Moiliili-McCully (D) HAGINO, Dave X 30 th -Waikiki-Ala Wai (D) HAYES, Joan ______X 31st-Makiki-Tantalus (D) FUKUNAGA, Carol, ______X 32nd McCully-Ala Moana (D) HIRONO, M a z i e ______X 3 3 r d - P a uoa-Nuuanu (D) TAM, R o d ______X 3 4 th -Liliha-Alewa Heights (D) AKAMINE, Ken ______X 35th-Kakaako-Downtown (D) HIRAKI, Kenneth (Ken) X CITY COUNClL 25th Palolo St. Louis Heights (D) O'CONNOR, Dennis ______X District IV—Moiliili-Palolo (D) DOO, Leigh Wai______X D istrict V— Makiki-Waikiki (D) BORNHORST, Marilyn ______X District VI-Kalihi-Alewa Heights (D) GILL, Gary______X GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1986

______U. S. SENATE______(D) INOUYE, Daniel K.______X U. S. REPRESENTATIVE______(D) HANNEMANN, Mufi______X GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR______(D) WAIHEE. John (D) CAYETANO, Ben______X ______STATE SENATE ______6th-Waipahu-Mililani (D) MENOR, Ron X 19th-Kalihi-Moanalua (D) NAKASATO, Dennis M. X 22nd-Pacific Palisades-Waipahu (D) KURODA, Joe (Jumbo)______X STATE HOUSE 11th-Crestview-M ilila n i (D) KIHANO, Daniel J. (Danny ) X 36th—Palama-Kam Heights (D) YOSHIMURA, Dwight L. ______X 37th-Kailihi-Kalihi Valley (D) ARAKAKI, Dennis A. ______X 38th-Kalihi-Moanalua Valley (D) ALCON, Emilio S. ______X 39th-Kapalama-Foster Village (D) CACHOLA, Romy M . ______X 40th-Moana S a lt Lake-Aliamanu (D) HORITA, Karen K. ______X 41st Halawa-Aiea (D) OKAMURA, Tom,______X 42nd-Pearl Ridge-Waimalu-Pearl City (D) HASHIMOTO, Clarice Y.______X 43rd-Waiau-Newtown-Pearl City (D) IGE, David Y. ______X 44th -P earl City-Pacific Palisades (D) TUNGPALAN, EloiseYamashita______X 45th-Waipahu-Village Park (D) SHITO, Mitsuo (Mits)______X CITY COUNCIL District I -Waipahu-Kahuku (D) IWASE, Randall Y. ______X District VI-Kalihi-Alewa Heights (D) G l L L, Gary______X D i s trictVll—Kalihi Valley-Salt Lake (D) KIM, Ponna Mercado______X

(D) MORGADO, Arnold, Jr.______X District IX—Waipahu-Waianae (D) DESOTO, John ______X KAUAI COUNTY

GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 , 1986

U. S. SENATE ______(D) INOUYE, Daniel K. ______x U. S. REPRESENTATIVE______(D) AKAKA, Daniel K.______x GOVERNOR AND ______LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (D) WAIHEE, John CAYETANO, Ben x ______STATE SENATE ______24th-Nanakuli-Makaha-N. Kauai (D) AKI, James______x 25th— S. Kauai-Niihau (D) FERNANDES SALLING, Lehua ______X ______STATE HOUSE ______49th-Waianae-Makaha-N. Kauai (D) APO, Peter K.______X 50th— Lih ue-Kapaa (D) LARDIZABAL, Alfred C. (Al)______X 51st-Koloa-Waimea-Niihau (D) KAWAKAMI, Richard A. X MAYOR (D) KUNIMURA, Tony T. x ______COUNTY COUNCIL (D) YUKIMURA, JoAnn A. x (D) ASING, Bill (Kaipo) x (D) CORREA, Maxine x (D) FUKUSHIMA, Jesse x (D) KOUCHI, Ronald x (D) MUNECHIKA, Maurice A. (Joe) x (D) TEHADA, Jimmy x

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GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 , 1986

U.S. SENATE ______(D) INOUYE, Daniel K. ______X U. S. REPRESENTATIVE______(D) AKAKA, Daniel K.______X GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (D) WAIHEE, John CAYETANO, B e n ______X STATE SENATE 3 r d - N . Hilo-Kohala- E. Maui (D) SOLOMON, Malama X STATE HOUSE______Ist—Ka'u-Puna-Keaukana (D) LEVIN, Andy______X 2nd-Waiakea-Waiakea Homesteads (D) TAJIRI, Harvey S.______X 3rd-Downtown Hilo-Kaumana (D) METCALF, Wayne______X 4th— Hilo-HamaRua Hamakua (D) TAKAMINE, Dwight Yoshiharu______x 6th-N . Kona-Kohala-E. Maui (D) SCHUTTE, Sandy Pechter ______x MAUI COUNTY

GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 , 1986

______U. S. SENATE (D) INOUYE, Daniel K. ______X ______U. S. REPRESENTATIVE (D) AKAKA, Daniel K. X GOVERNOR AND ______LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (D) WAIHEE, John CAYETANO, Ben X ______STATE SENATE 77 3rd-N. Hilo-Kohala-E. Maui (D) SOLOMON, Malama X 5th-W. Maui-Molokai-Lanai (D) MACHIDA, Gerald K.______X ______STATE HOUSE. 6th-N. Kona-Kohala-E. M aui (D) SCHUTTE, Sandy Pechter X 7th-Wailea-Upcountry-Paia (D) ANDREWS, Mark J. ______X 8th-W ailuk u - Lahului (D) HONDA, Herbert T...... X 9th -W a ihee-Lahaina-Kihei (D) SOUKI, Joseph M.______X 10th-W. Maui-Molokai-Lanai (D) BAKER, Rosalyn (Roz) X ______MAYOR (D) MIURA, Marvin X ______CITY COUNCIL At Large (D) NAKASONE, Bob X (D) AIONA, Abe (Chief)______X L a n a i (D) HOKAMA, Goro ______X Molokai (D) KAWANO, Patrick S ______X E a s t Maui (D) OTA, Charles S. ______X West Maui (D) KIHUNE, Howard______X X Central Maui (D) NISHIKI, Wayne K. X (D) SANTOS, Velma McWayne x (D) TANAKA, Joe Sueo______x Daniel K. Inouye U . S.Senator

722 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, D . C. 20510 Telephone: (202) 224-3934

Room 7325, Prince Kuhio Federal Building 300 Ala Moana Boulevard Honolulu, Hawaii 96850 Telephone: (808) 546-7550 BIOGRAPHICAL * Born in Honolulu on * Chairman, Senate Democratic Central America Study Group to assess U. S. September 7, 1924 policy, 1984 SKETCH to Hyotaro and Kame Inouye * Senate Democrat representative to White House-Congressional bipartisan deficit reduction group, 1984 * Grandparents immigrated from Japan to work on Hawaii sugar plantations. * Co-Chairman, 1984 Democratic National Convention

* Married Margaret S. Awamura on June 12, 1949. * Chairman of Rules Committee, 1980 Convention One son, Daniel K. Inouye, Jr.

* Keynote Speaker, 1968 Convention * Educated in Honolulu public schools; University of Hawaii (B. A., 1950); * Chairman, Select Committee on Intelligence, 1976-77; member, 1976-84 George Washington University Law School (J.D., 1952)

* Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities (Watergate), 1973-74 * Enlisted in U . S. Army in March 1943 at age 18, served with 442nd Infantry Regimental Combat Team in Europe. HONORS Battlefield commission in November 1944, wounded April 1945.

* Travel Hall of Fame, American Society of Travel Agents, 1984 * Decorations: Distinguished Service Cross, Bronze Star, Purple Heart with cluster, five battle stars, and others. * President’s Citation, American Psychological Association, 1979 and 1977; American Nurses Association, 1982 * Deputy Public Prosecutor, City and County of Honolulu, 1953-54

PUBLIC * Elected in 1954 to * 1980 Admiral of the Ocean Sea Award, United Seamen’s Service Territorial House of SERVICE Representatives, * National Intelligence Distinguished Service Medal from the national Majority Leader (1954-58) foreign intelligence community, 1978 * Elected in 1958 to Territorial Senate

* 1968 Golden Plate Award, American Academy of Achievement * Elected in 1959 as first U . S. Congressman from the State of Hawaii

* 1967 Splendid American Award, Thomas A. DooIey Foundation * Elected in 1962 to the U . S. Senate, reelected in 1968, 1974 and 1980

* One of Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Year, U. S. Junior Chamber * Third-ranking leader among Senate Democrats as Secretary of the of Commerce, 1960 Democratic Conference since 1978 The story o f Dan Inouye’s life until he entered the Senate is recounted in J O U R N E Y T O W A S H IN G T O N , an autobiography published in * Senior Counsellor, National Bipartisan Commission on Central 1967. America, 1984 COMMITTEES

* APPROPRIATIONS (since 1971)

— Ranking Democrat, Subcommittee on Foreign Operations

— Other subcommittees: Labor-Health and Human Services-Education; Defense; Military Construction; State-Justice-Commerce-Judiciary

* COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND TRANSPORTATION (since 1969)

— Ranking Democrat, Subcommittee on Merchant Marine

-- Other subcommittees: Communications; Aviation; National Ocean Policy Study

* RULES AND ADMINISTRATION

* SELECT COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS

* JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY WASHINGTON D.C. STAFF

BATTLEY, Lamela - Office Manager BLANCO, M arie - S e c re ta ry

COLLINS, Richard - Appropriations Committee CRAIG, Dan - Senior Legislative Assistant

DE LEON, Patrick - Executive Assistant

FINNELL, Virginia - File Clerk

GIUGNI, Henry - Administrative Assistant

HARDY, John - Commerce Committee HIDALGO, Lani- Secretary

INOUYE, Daniel - Senator

KELLY, Frank - Legislative Assistant

LEETY, JoAnn - Secretary LUNG, I p o la n i - S e c re ta ry

MacDONALD, Beverly - Secretary MINN, P h y lis s - L e g is la t iv e A s s is t a n t MOIX, Patti - Receptionist/Secretary

NAKAMURA, Brian - Legislative Assistant NORTON, Dana - Secretary

OBA, D a y n a -C la ire - R e c e p tio n is t OMORI, Frances - Legislative Assistant

SABLAN, Gregorio - Intern SIMON, Peter- Legislative Assistant

TAKAYAMA, Gregg - P ress A s s is t a n t

VADSET, P a t r i c i a - Commerce Committee S e c re ta ry

WATANABE, Sally - Personal Secretary to Senator WONG, Sandra - Receptionist/Secretary (does Henry's work) HAWAII STAFF (Oahu) HANNEMANN,Gus - A s s is t a n t f o r Samoan A f f a i r s

JARDINE, Mary Lou - Executive Secretary

OKUBO, Jin n y - O f f ic e Manager OLSEN, Charlotte - Secretary

PABLO, Christopher - Special Assistant PETERS, David - Executive Assistant

SAKAMOTO, Barbara - Legislative Assistant SUZUMOTO, Minoru - Field Representative/Oahu

YAMAMOTO, S h e ila - S e c re ta ry

(H a w a ii)

KIKUCHI, William - Field Representative

(K a u a i)

KAWAKAMI, George - Field Representative

(M a u i)

SILVA, Ed — Field Representative

(M o lo k a i)

LUM, E d ith - F i e l d R e p re s e n ta tiv e HAWAII FEDERATION OF TEACHERS Local 1127, American Federation of Teachers — AFL-CIO 547 HALEKAUWILA STREET, SUITE 213 HONOLULU, HAWAII 96813

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U . S. SENATOR DAN INOUYE 300 A la Moana B lv d . 7325 H o n o lu lu , 96850

1986 HFT ENDORSEMENTS

STATEWIDE RACES STATE HOUSE (continued) GOVERNOR: CEC HEFTEL 30 Waikiki-Ala Wai: JOAN HAYES LT. GOVERNOR: OPEN* 31 Makiki-Tantalus: CAROL FUKUNAGA • U. S. SENATE: DANIEL INOUYE 32 McCully-Ala Moana: MAZIE HIRONO U. S. HOUSE — 1st CONGRESSIONAL: OPEN* U. S. HOUSE — 2nd CONGRESSIONAL: 33 Pauoa-Nuuanu: ROD TAM DANIEL AKAKA 35 Kakaako-Downtown: JOE DE MATTOS 36 Palama-Kam Heights: DWIGHT YOSHIMURA STATE SENATE 38 Kalihi-Moanalua Valley: EMILIO ALCON 3 N. Hilo-Hamakua-Kohala-E. Maui: 39 Kapalama-Foster Village: CONNIECHUN MALAMA SOLOMON 40 Moanalua-Salt Lake-Aliamanu: OPEN 5 West Maui-Molokai-Lanai: 41 Halawa-Aiea: TOM OKAMURA GERALD MACHIDA 43 Waiau-Newtown-Pearl City: DAVID IGE 6 Waipahu-Mililani: RON MENOR Ewa Beach-Waipahu: PAUL OSHIRO 7 Wahiawa-N. Shore-Kahuku: 46 GERALD HAGINO 8 Laie-Kaneohe: CHARLES TOGUCHI HONOLULU CITY COUNCIL 13 Kahala-Waikiki: BERT KOBAYASHI 1 Mililani-Wahiawa-North Shore: 17 Pauoa-Alewa-Nuuanu: TONY CHANG RANDALL IWASE 19 Kalihi-MoanaluaValley: NoEndorsement 2 Laie-Kaneohe-Kailua: 24 Nanakuli-Makaha-North Kauai: JAM ES AKI CREIGHTON MATTOON 3 Keolu-Waimanalo-Hawaii Kai-Kahala: DENNIS O'CONNOR STATE HOUSE 4 Kaimuki-McCully: LEIGH WAI DOO 1 Ka'u-Puna-Keaukaha: ANDY LEVIN 5 Manoa-Makiki-Waikiki: 2 Waiakea-Waiakea Homesteads: MARILYN BORNHORST HARVEY TAJIRI 6 Punchbowl-Downtown-Nuuanu-Kapalama: 3 Downtown Hilo-Kaumana: OPEN WAYNE METCALF 7 Kalihi-Moanalua: DONNA KIM 4 North & South Hilo-Hamakua-Halaula: 9 Waipahu-Waianae Coast: YVONNE PERRY DWIGHT TAKAMINE 6 N. Kona-Kohala-East Maui: OPEN 10 West Maui-Molokai-Lanai: MAUI COUNTY COUNCIL ROSALYN BAKER Central Maui (3): LEE LIU VELMA SANTOS 11 Crestview-Mililani: DANIEL KIHANO East Maui: CHARLES OTA 12 Mililani-Wheeler-Schofield Barracks: Molokai: PATRICK KAWANO MELVIN NISHIMOTO Lanai: GORO HOKAMA 14 North Shore-Kahuku: JOSEPH LEONG At-Large: ABE AIONA ROBERT NAKASONE 15 Laie-Kahaluu: OPEN 16 Haiku-Heeia-Kaneohe: OPEN 20 Lanikai-Keolu-Waimanalo: NORMA WONG KAUAI 25 Palolo-St. Louis: CALVIN SAY MAYOR: TONY KUNIMURA 27 Manoa-Woodlawn: BRIAN TANIGUCHI COUNCIL (7): JoANN YUKIMURA 28 Makiki-Kaimuki: JIM SHON

There are State Senate and State House races that are not included because the incumbents are unopposed *The HFT does not have a preference in the race. or because the HFT does not have a position on the race 1986 HFT Endorsements

HAWAII FEDERATION OF TEACHERS "a union of teachers since 1951 "

HFT OFFICERS Jessica Kirk ...... President Charles Denman...... 1 st Vice President Gerald lnforzato 2nd Vice President Peter Resurrection...... Secretary Ann Horiuchi...... Treasurer GOVERNOR CEC HEFTEL

BOARD We believe Cec Heftel has all of the Stephen Fukuda Yvonne Nakamura attributes that are necessary and critical Karen Goto Ruby Sugimura to lead Hawaii. Beverly Miyake R o n Tanaka . . . Integrity and honesty Joann Nakamatsu ... Vision and strength ... Business acumen ... Independent, brilliant and will work tirelessly for ALL the people ... Impressive ten year record in the U. S. Congress ... Believes in the value of every individual regardless of race, heritage or religion

We believe Cec Heftel will ... Address the salary issue for veteran as well as new teachers ... Address the teacher shortage ... Work to establish a system which will encourage outstanding,

1906 AUG 27 AM 11: 14 11: AM 27 AUG 1906 experienced teachers to remain in " a u n i o n the classroom of teachers since 1951" ... See to it that the schools' physical plants are improved and repaired

547 Halekauwila Street, Suite 213 ... Work to improve every aspect of our Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 education system for students, Phone: 536-8824 teachers and the community ... Address the critical problem of class size 1986 HFT Endorsements

HAWAII FEDERATION OF TEACHERS "a union of teachers since 1 9 5 1 "

HFT OFFICERS Jessica Kirk ...... President Charles Denman...... 1 st Vice President Gerald lnforzato ...... 2nd Vice President Peter Resurrection...... Secretary Ann Horiuchi...... Treasurer GOVERNOR CEC HEFTEL

BOARD We believe Cec Heftel has all of the Stephen Fukuda Yvonne Nakamura attributes that are necessary and critical Karen Goto Ruby Sugimura to lead Hawaii. Beverly Miyake Ron Tanaka ... Integrity and honesty Joann Nakamatsu ... Vision and strength ... Business acumen ... Independent, brilliant and will work tirelessly for ALL the people ... Impressive ten year record in the U. S. Congress ... Believes in the value of every individual regardless of race, heritage or religion

We believe Cec Heftel will ... Address the salary issue for veteran as well as new teachers ... Address the teacher shortage ... Work to establish a system which will encourage outstanding,

1986 AUG 27 AM 11: 14 11: AM 27 AUG 1986 experienced teachers to remain in "a union of the classroom t e a c h e r s s i n c e ... See to it that the schools' physical 1951" plants are improved and repaired

547 Halekauwila Street, Suite 213 ... Work to improve every aspect of our Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 education system for students, Phone: 536-8824 teachers and the community ... Address the critical problem of class size 1986 HFT ENDORSEMENTS

STATEWIDE RACES STATE HOUSE (continued) GOVERNOR: CEC HEFTEL 30 Waikiki-Ala Wai: JOAN HAYES LT. GOVERNOR: OPEN* 31 Makiki-Tantalus: CAROL FUKUNAGA * U. S. SENATE: DANIEL INOUYE 32 McCully-Ala Moana: MAZIE HIRONO U. S. HOUSE — 1st CONGRESSIONAL: OPEN* U. S. HOUSE — 2nd CONGRESSIONAL: 33 Pauoa-Nuuanu: ROD TAM DANIEL AKAKA 35 Kakaako-Downtown: JOE DE MATTOS 36 Palama-Kam Heights: DWIGHT YOSHIMURA STATE SENATE 38 Kalihi-Moanalua Valley: EMILIO ALCON 3 N. Hilo-Hamakua-Kohala-E. Maui: 39 Kapalama-Foster Village: CONNIECHUN MALAMA SOLOMON 40 Moanalua-Salt Lake-Aliamanu: OPEN 5 West Maui-Molokai-Lanai: 41 Halawa-Aiea: TOM OKAMURA GERALD MACHIDA 43 Waiau-Newtown-Pearl City: DAVID IGE 6 Waipahu-Mililani: RON MENOR 46 Ewa Beach-Waipahu: PAUL OSHIRO 7 Wahiawa-N. Shore-Kahuku: GERALD HAGINO 8 Laie-Kaneohe: CHARLES TOGUCHI HONOLULU CITY COUNCIL 13 Kahala-Waikiki: BERT KOBAYASHI 1 Mililani-Wahiawa-North Shore: 17 Pauoa-Alewa-Nuuanu: TONY CHANG RANDALL IWASE 19 Kalihi-Moanalua Valley: NoEndorsement 2 Laie-Kaneohe-Kailua: 24 Nanakuli-Makaha-North Kauai: JAM ES AKI CREIGHTON MATTOON 3 Keolu-Waimanalo-Hawaii Kai-Kahala: DENNIS O'CONNOR STATE HOUSE 4 Kaimuki-McCully: LEIGH WAI DOO 1 Ka'u-Puna-Keaukaha: ANDY LEVIN 5 Manoa-Makiki-Waikiki: 2 Waiakea-Waiakea Homesteads: MARILYN BORNHORST HARVEY TAJIRI 6 Punchbowl-Downtown-Nuuanu-Kapalama: 3 Downtown Hilo-Kaumana: OPEN WAYNE METCALF 7 Kalihi-Moanalua: DONNA KIM 4 North & South Hilo-Hamakua-Halaula: 9 Waipahu-Waianae Coast: YVONNE PERRY DWIGHT TAKAMINE 6 N. Kona-Kohala-East Maui: OPEN 10 West Maui-Molokai-Lanai: MAUI COUNTY COUNCIL ROSALYN BAKER Central Maui (3): LEE LIU VELMA SANTOS 11 Crestview-Mililani: DANIEL KIHANO East Maui: CHARLES OTA 12 Mililani-Wheeler-Schofield Barracks: Molokai: PATRICK KAWANO MELVIN NISHIMOTO Lanai: GORO HOKAMA 14 North Shore-Kahuku: JOSEPH LEONG At-Large: ABE AIONA ROBERT NAKASONE 15 Laie-Kahaluu: OPEN 16 Haiku-Heeia-Kaneohe: OPEN 20 Lanikai-Keolu-Waimanalo: NORMA WONG KAUAI 25 Palolo-St. Louis: CALVIN SAY MAYOR: TONY KUNIMURA 27 Manoa-Woodlawn: BRIAN TANIGUCHI COUNCIL (7): JoANN YUKIMURA 28 Makiki-Kaimuki: JIM SHON

There are State Senate and State House races that are not included because the incumbents are unopposed *The HFT does not have a preference in the race. or because the HFT does not have a position on the race.

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DANIEL K. INOUYE DANIEL K. AKAKA U. S. Senate U. S. House of Representatives

PETEK YOUNG ANDYLEVIN HARVEY TAJIRI State Senate State of House Representatives State House of Representatives 3rd Sen a to ria l D istrict 1st District 2nd District

WAYNE METCALF RICHARD "DOC" LUNDBORG VIRGINIA ISBELL State House of Representatives State House of Repre se n tive s State House of Representatives 3rd D istrict 4th District 5th District

Dear Big Islanders, We ask that you vote for the candidates we have endorsed. The Chamber feels that the recommended candidates have demonstrated by their past actions and efforts that they will work for a better Hawaii. JAPANESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY OF HAWAII POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 476-A Hinano Street, Hilo, HI 96720 BIG ISLAND STEERING COMMITTEE CELEBRATES Yoshito Takamine Chairman William Amaral S ecreta ry Eusebio Lapenia, J r . Member Wataru Kawamoto Member Fred Galdones Member A kira Omonaka Member Clarence Souza Member Dan Johnson Member

Hawaii Division Executive Board

Hawaii Island lLWU Pensioners Clubs September 1, 1986 Francis Wong Stadium

DEDICATION 9: 00 AM - 3: 00 PM

"They shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruning-hooks; nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more. "

Isaiah II, 4

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lLWU LOCAL 142 HAWAII DIVISION PROGRAM

9: 00 A. M. Concert byHawaii County Band Remarks by W illia m K iku ch i on behalf of the Honorable 10: 00 A . M. M. C. - Dan Johnson, Daniel K. Inouye, Senator, lLWU Business Agent U. S. Senate------

N a tio n a l and State Anthems Address by John Waihee, Lt. Governor, State of Hawaii Invocation by Richard Uejo, Pastor, Hilo Baptist Church Address by the Honorable Daniel Akaka, Representative, Welcoming Remarks by Yoshito U. S. House of Representatives Takamine, lLWU Hawaii Division D ir e c to r C lo s in g Remarks and Announcements by William Greetings by Honorable Dante Amaral, lLWU Business Agent Carpenter, Hawaii County Mayor 10: 45 A. M. Field Events and Talent Show Introduction of Guests by Tom Poy, lLWU Hawaii D iv is io n 11: 30 A . M. Lunch P olitical Action Committee Chairman Lucky Number Drawing

Song: America the Beautiful 3: 00 P. M. Hawaii Aloha ledby Miss Aloha Hawaii Address b y Jack Ouye, Chairman, Hiroshima/Nagasaki Planning Committee

Address by the Honorable Benjamin Cayetano, Senator, State of Hawaii AN INJURY TO ONE Music Number: Go d Bless America IS AN INJURY TO ALL! Vote for These lLWU Supported Candidates On September 20 — Primary Election Issued by lLWU Local 142 Hawaii Division Political Action Committee The Hawaii Division Political Action Committee and the Hawaii Division Executive Board strongly support and recommend you vote for those candidates below. Those are the candidates selected by your union. We know they can help our union and the community. Please tell your relatives, friends, and neighbors to vote and to support our political program. U. S. Congress U. S. Congress Governor

U.S. Senate Daniel K. Inouye U .S. Representative John Waihee Daniel Akaka Lt. Governor State Senate State House of Rep.

Ben Cayetano Malama Solomon Andy Levin 3rd Senatorial 1st District District Keaukaha, Puna, Ka'u State House of Representatives

Wayne Metcalf III Dwight Takamine Sandra Pechter Schutte 3rd District 4th District 6th District Downtown Hilo, Kaumana South Hilo, Hamakua, Halaula North Kona, Kohala, E. Maui AN INJURY TO ONE IS AN INJURY TO ALL LIST OF ENDORSEMENTS OF DKI (1986)

CILO (CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LEGISLATIVE ORGANIZATION, IN C . ) 2828 Paa S tre e t, S u ite 2150 Honolulu, Hawaii 96819

PUBLIC EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION OF HAWAII/HAWAII CHAPTER (PEMAH)

Hilo, Hawaii 96720 (All PEMAH Chapters endorsed DKI)

HAWAII GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (H. G. E. A. ) 888 M ililani Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

JAPANESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY OF HAWAII P olitical Action Committee 476-A Hinano Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720

HAWAII ISLAND CONTRACTORS’ ASSOCIA TION (HICA) 494-C Kalanikoa Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720

MUSICIANS' ASSOCIATION OF HAWAII Local No. 677 American Federation of Musicians 949 Kapiolani Boulevard Honolulu, Hawaii 96814

I . L. W. U. - LOCAL 142 Hawaii Division Political Action Committee and the Hawaii Division Executive Board 100 West Lanikaula Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720

KANOELEHUA INDUSTRIAL AREA ASSOCIATION, INC. P . O. Box 4742 Hilo, Hawaii 96720

HAWAII FEDERATION OF TEACHERS Local 1127, American Federation of Teachers 547 Halekauwila Street, Suite 213 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII PROFESSIONAL ASSEMBLY 1649 Kalakaua Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii 96826

HAWAII STATE AFL-CIO 320 Ward Avenue, S u ite 205 Honolulu, Hawaii 96814 HAWAII STATE FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIA TION

I NTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS 2309 South Beretania Street, Suite 207 Honolulu, Hawaii 96826

INTERNATIONAL LONGSHOREMEN'S AND WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION (ILWU) 451 Atkinson Drive Honolulu, Hawaii 96814

SERVICE EMPLOYEES' INTERNATIONAL UNION-LOCAL 556 (AFL-CIO) 666 Kohou Str e e t, Room 201 Honolulu, Hawaii 96817 AMERICAN NURSES ASSOCIATION

UNITED PUBLIC WORKERS-LOCAL 646 (UPW) 1426 N. School Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96817

HAWAII STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION (H.S. T. A. ) 2828 Paa S tre e t, Room 3150 Honolulu, Hawaii 96819

LABORERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA-LOCAL 368 1617 Palama S tre e t Honolulu, Hawaii 96817

HAWAII DEMOCRATS FOR LESBIAN AND GAY RIGHTS 2457 K a n e a lii Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 ORGANlIZATIONS ENDORSING SENATOR DANIEL K. INOUYE

Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry of Hawaii lLWU HSTA UPW HGEA SHOPO PEMAH

Musicians' Association of Hawaii

Hawaii Island Contractors Assn

Kanoelehua Industrial Area Assn. Inc.

Big Island Filipino Community Council

This is not a complete lis t but this should help you at this point. ORGANIZATIONS ENDORSING SENATOR DANIEL K. INOUYE

Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry of Hawai lLWU HSTA UPW HGEA SHOPO PEMAH

Musicians' Association of Hawaii

Hawaii Island Contractors Assn

Kanoelehua Industrial Area Assn. Inc.

Big Islan d F i l i p i n o Community Council

This is not a complete lis t but this should help you at this point.