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While the estate watches Right here in urban Honolulu, heli­ and irresponsible joy riding. its portfolio grow and the trustees copter pilots and aviation officials LarryMeacham enjoy their ride on the gravy train, have ignored residents' noise and the Hawaiian people continue to safety concernsfor years. Chopper madness 2 decline. Is this what Princess Bernice For example, a few years ago a heli­ I've just finished reading the "Birds Pauahi Bishop envisioned when she copter hovered about 75 feetabove of Prey" articleconcerning the many set up the trust?These trusteesshould BeretaniaStreet at Pensacola for about adverseeffects of helicopters.Without becustodians of her will, not the ben­ 10 minutes, deafening the whole reciting those many effects and the eficiaries of it. neighborhood in what we thought numerous crashes we have heard The Kamehameha Schools is one of was some sortof emergencyor SW,AJ' about, I wouJd like to propose a solu­ the most heavily endowededucational team operation. It turnedout he was tion.All city and county councils and institutions in the world, yet out of waiting to drop flower petals on a the state Legislature should pass res­ the 55,000 childrenqualified to attend, McKinley High School reunion.The olutions to the effect that the heli­ current enrollment sits at about 3,200. helicopter company said hovering copter tour companies have three By all rights, the Hawaiian people belowthe roofline was perfectlylegal months to agreeand two years to should be the best-educated people as long as there was a landing spot implement a conversion from heli­ on the face of this earth. Why isn't nearby (the Safeway parking lot?). copters to blimpsor other silent vehi­ therea KamehamehaSchool on every The FAA did nothing. So much for cles if they are to avoid a barrage of island and an education program at the 500-footheight restriction. regulations, investigations and court OCCC for the Hawaiian "children" Helicopters alsoregularly fly up Pauoa battles. I say "resolutions" since, who have fallen through the cracks? and other valleys below the ridge according to the articles,the FAA is I'm sure that the trusteesjustify their lines, making major noise and con­ unwilling to undertake serious regu­ obscene salariesby saying thatthey're stituting a safety hazard. The pilots lation. Let us take whatever actionis merelyfollowing the letter of thetrust, claim they are following the law necessary to drive offthese preda­ but obviously they adhereto the ones because they are 500 feetabove the tors. Sightseeing- fine.Noisy sight­ that benefit them. Whateverhappened valley floor. Neighborhood boards seeing - no way! to The Children of the 'Aina? have problems following up these If the helicopter tour companies con­ Pegge Hopper complaintsbecause unlike themovies, tinue their supreme arrogance, as Susan Dorsey the pilots arenot requiredto fileflight revealed by quotes in the articles,let plans or to follow them. us citizensfind appropriate methods In other words, the so-called author­ of rendering their work supremely itieshave no idea who is flying around unprofitable.One way would be to Honolulu Weekly welcomes your up there. As an experiment, forsev­ convince tourists that helicopter rides letters. Write to: Editor, Honolulu eral weeks I-called the FAA and the are dangerous, citing the number of Weekly, 1200College Walk, Suite airport tower every time somebody fatalities.Steady leafletingof tourist 212, Honolulu, HI 96817. You must buzzed our neighborhood. Not once sites is just the beginning. Using include your name, addressand in dozens of calls were they able to imagination and working together, telephone number ( only your name identifythe helicopter. many other worthwhile effortscan will be printed). Letters maybe The FAA couldn't care less as long be made to forcethe conversion to editedfor length. Pleaselimit your as nobodyactually dies. They and the silent sightseeing. letters to 200words maximumif pilots apparently believe there is a you do not want to see them cut. • HONOLULU Come a"'d feel the ex pe.-ie"'ce of "The Healit,9 Room" WeeklyVol.J, No. 24 June 16, 1993 Publlsher and Managing EditorLaurie V. Carlson SeniorEdHor Julia Steele AssociateEditor DerekFerrar Calendar: The 1,1ltimate i"' Editor: David K. Choo Film Critics: Bob Green, sfress t<elief a"'d .-elaxatio"'. 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