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B-6 Friday, Dec. 8, 1967 HONOLULU ADVERTISER Need Statewide Advisory Council, Planning Unit Says Vo i a a. I Establishment of a State wide advisory council to niulftlON or PARKVIEWOIM STORES IN: CONTINENTAL U.S.." HAWAII AND PUERTO RICO ri An coordinate State and County general plans was discussed yesterday by members of A restudy of the State Land Use Law and a plan for shoreline setbacks in each County. Amendments to Act 6 of the 1961 Legislation to promote more low and medium income housing. Establishment of a State system of scenic trails and regulation of trailers and mobile homes.

Members also are considering recommending the establishment of a State Ranger Corps similar to the U.S. Forest Rangers in the 'National Parks. The Rangers would provide protection and educational leadership, and supervise activities in the State parks and conservation districts. Members also are investigating what steps can3e taken to place more electric wiring underground. the State Sub-committee on Planning and Community Appearance.

The sub-committee is a part of the Legislative Interim Committee on Travel In dustry Development. The members, headed by I I Aaron Levine, reviewed the $4.5 Million Bid-Lowest on H-l Section first draft of a report on their goals and objectives. They also reviewed recommended legislative and ad ministrative actions needed ran vz tj vy cljdxj He i i to implement such pro grams. Members have agreed that planning in Hawaii should give equal importance to community facilities and tourist facilities. One area stressed is the need to increase construction Hawaiian Dredging Construction Co.

with an offer of $4,508,000, is apparent low bidder to build the portion of Interstate H-l from Waiawa Stream to a point just west of the proposed Waiau Interchange, the State Department of Transportation announced yesterday. The same firm on Nov. 30 was low bidder at $1,836,100 for another Leeward Oahu freeway job the portion of Waiawa Interchange. The interchange eventually will connect H-l, the Barber's Point-to-Aina a i a Freeway, and H-2, the Waiawa-to-Wahiawa freeway. C.

W. Vincent, at $556,169, was apparent low bidder to widen Farrington Highway from Piliokoe Gulch to Nanakuli Bridge. The distance is nine tenths of a mile. Royal Contracting with a $123,380 offer, is apparent low bidder to replace the present median strip on Lunalilo Freeway between Kapalama Stream Bridge and Nuuanu Stream Bridge with a new median barrier designed for greater safety. M.

F. Williams Inc. is apparent low bidder on two jobs. The firm bid $32,982 to reconstruct the deck and utility system of Honolulu Harbor Pier 18, and $17,502 or an i of Moanalua Road from Aiea Access Road to Hale Street. E.

T. Ige Construction Inc. submitted the apparent low bid of $50,824 to resurface 2.4 miles of Haleakala Highway on Maui from Kahului toward Pukalani. Richard K. W.

Tom Inc. and Chang's Express, a joint venture, submitted the sole offer, $28,070, for a contract to improve the channel under Aakukui Bridge on Kauai. of a variety of housing types that are "attractive and within the economic means Sorority Will Continue Its Fund Drives jtj SCHICK SCHICK SUPER 3-SPEED yPS. SUPER CORDLESS pi Match up the three speeds with s--ZT Exclusive Schick stainless steel the eight comfort settings to get shaving head stays sharper I a close custom shave stain- longer powerful nickel cad- Li less steel shaving heads f9r 1 mium batteries hold their charge 'i Trirxirning edge for side burns. I shave after shave use with Hi Model 233 GEM 22.88 I 1 '1 orwithoutacord- fj fy Model 22S GEM 29.88 of all persons of Hawaii." The draft also stressed the need for preserving Hawaii's culture.

The draft called for these points to be covered by legislation: Protection of State monuments and the creation of State monument control districts. Establishment of a cultural research center and a comprehensive plan for expanding and completing research on Hawaii's culture. Establishment of a Statewide system of museums and cultural festivals. Establishment of a comprehensive open space plan covering all natural features and recreation facilities. State public health nurses will begin a defensive driving course at 9 a.m.

today in the Kapahulu Health Center. The course, which will be conducted by the City Traffic Department's education section, will continue for four consecutive Fridays. Anyone who has taken the course but missed some sessions may arrange to attend. Organizations wishing to sponsor a defensive driving course should call 547-3298. Loud Motorcycle Lands Marijuana Man Charged With Rape Exams Begin At Chaminade Chaminade College u-dents begin their semester final exams Monday earlier than most other campusesbecause they'll get a month-long Christmas New Year vacation, beginning Dec.

18. Exams end Dec. 16, and the spring semester won't get under way until Jan. 15. The 725 day and 100 evening students on the Waia-lae campus receive an extra-long vacation since the fall semester ends in mid-December, enabling out-of-state students to spend a month at home or two additional weeks to earn Christmas money.

A 19-y a -o 1 Kaneohe man is being held in Halawa Jail in lieu of $5,000 bail on a charge that he raped an 18-year-old girl on July 4 in The newcomer from California was tooling along Ka-lakaua Avenue on his motorcycle yesterday when Police Motorcycle Officer Ronald Kama pulled him over. "You've got a loud muffler," Kama told the cyclist, Joel P. Nicassio, 20, here three days from Manhattan Beach, Calif. "Let's see your license," said Kama. Nicassio opened his wallet and began a search for his license.

i on, Kama saw what looked like three marijuana cigarets peeking out of Nicassio's wallet. He took a better look and arrested Nicassio on suspicion of possessing narcotics. Sure enough, it was marijuana, said the police chemist. Last night Nicassio was charged with possession of marijuana also with having a loud muffler on his motorcycle. He was held for $2,025 bail pending a court appearance today.

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