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The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 6

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Honolulu, Hawaii
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Kennedy committee jfor Isles set up formally "He knew once he received that support that those people wouldn't be able to come out in the campaign. That's kind of a hypocritical situation, but that's part of the politics of it." And Hawaii isn't the only place where most of the Democratic institution seems, to be aligned against Kennedy, Michael Kennedy said. "My brother is running the campaign in Alabama, and he would tell you it's much worse there than here," he said. waii" replaces an informal Kennedy group organ- Robert Kennedy. He is in Hawaii for a vacation ized earlier by former congresswoman Patsy following final exams at Harvard, where he is a Mink and Ted Fritschel.

Under Federal Election senior. Commission rules, an informal committee is not Michael Kennedy said he wasn't particularly entitled to use the Kennedy name. And the formal unsettled by the heavy "establishment" support committee cannot include among its officers any for his uncle's rival in Hawaii. It's the same story of those who were prominent in the informal elsewhere, he said. group.

"My uncle received most of his requests to get But Mink was on hand for yesterday's into the campaign from his colleagues in the Sen- nouncement and will be working with the group, ate and in the Congress," he said. as will Fritschel. Cayetano will be vice chairman of the Kennedy committee. Sakae Takahashi, a former state By JERRY BURRIS Advtrtiter PoUtiei Writer Democratic presidential candidate Edward Kennedy now has formal committee working for his nomination in Hawaii. The committee, which includes a number of well-known Democratic names on its roster, will be headed by Richard J.

Port, an educational specialist with the state's Department of Education. Formation of the committee was announced yesterday in the state Senate majority caucus room during a news conference called by Senate President Richard Wong and Sens. Ben Cayetano. Neil Abercrombie and TC Yim. The "Kennedy for President Committee Ha- COUPON- 3 Port JTO ISO lOUAtl HIT CASPZT3 CUP New contraband charge expected 95 rttrr boom TO 300 SO.

FT. 18 senator, will be treasurer. Port, a Massachusetts-born former Peace Corps volunteer who worked on the Robert Kennedy campaign in Hawaii, said he expects the Edward Kennedy campaign to do well locally despite the heavy support for President Carter among Hawaii's major elected Democrats and party officials. AU four members of Congress and Gov. George Ariyoshi have endorsed Carter, and the members of the Democratic Party state central committee recently "voluntarily endorsed" the president's re-election bid.

Port said he can't understand the central committee's action. "I really don't understand how a committee could operate in that fashion since they are supposed to have an objective and unbiased view," he said. Meanwhile, a member of the Kennedy family was in town and was scheduled to meet informally with the new Kennedy committee last night at the Kahala home of John Wilbur. He is Michael Kennedy, eldest son of the late WALLPAFEE CLEARANCE SALE As much 60 off on specially selected and discontinued items! Quantities Limited-so shop early! Also select from over 600 current in-stock patterns for immediate delivery. Trained staff to assist you In coordinating your selections.

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