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The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 4

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A4 Friday, August 7,1902 The Honolulu Advertiser 25 POLICE BEAT THBT WEATHER TOOAV TONIGHT TOMORROW iSt! iirfl lift" fa ISLAND SKIES Sunrise: 6:07 am Set 7:07 pm pm Set: 1:15 am Moon Phases: full, Aug 13: last, Aug 21: new, Aug 27: 1st. Sep 03 Source: Bishop Museum mm Kihei Bank of Maui and escaped with an undisclosed amount of cash, Maui police-said yesterday. Lt. Creighton Kamana said the robbery occurred a.m. The robber wore at.

hat and put a kerchief over his face "just like in the old cowboy movies," he said. Armed with what appeared to be a small pistol, the robber or- dered a teller to fill a white pil- Ji low case he brought with him, said the FBI in Honolulu. The robber is 5-feet-2, 120 ij pounds, and was wearing a straw hat, dark sunglasses, a dark shirt with "University of Hawaii" printed on the front, and a blue-and-white handker- chief around his face, the FBI ij said. i No one was hurt. The robber ij was last seen fleeing on foot on Kihei Road, Kamana said.

Woman beatent A Waimea i woman suffered a ruptured ear- drum, a fractured finger and lacerations to her head and face i late Wednesday when an in- truder broke into her bedroom i and beat her with a cooking I pot, Big Island police said. The attack occurred shortly before midnight in Kuhio Vil- lage, a Hawaiian Home Lands subdivision in Waimea. dition at The Queen's Medical Center. Victim identified: The woman fatally injured by a station wagon near the old Kailua Drive-in was Rosalinda Sanchez, 53, of Temecula, the city Medical Examiner's Office said yesterday. She had gotten out of the car, which had pulled over because of brake problems, and was hit when a Kailua man got in to test the brakes, police said.

Burglary charge) A Waianae man, 20, was arrested on two burglary warrants after he was indicted by the Oahu grand jury, police said. Shan E. Spaudinger was arrested Tuesday afternoon at a Pokai Bay Drive home after police were told he was there, they said. His bail was set at $25,000 for the two warrants, which stem from burglaries reported in Waianae on Feb. 2 and March 10.

He was also charged with four misdemeanors resisting arrest and three firearms violations which added $4,000 to his bail, police said. Wailtiki burglary: A 25-year-old man was arrested early Wednesday in connection with the burglary of a Waikiki clothing store, police said. A silent alarm was tripped at the Kuhio Avenue boutique at 12:21 a.m. When the owner arrived, she found a rock had been thrown through a window, police said. About two hours later, the owner saw a man on Kuhio wearing clothes that she said was stolen from her store, police said.

The man was arrested at 2:10 a.m. on nearby Kaiolu Street, but later was released pending further Investigation. Unidentified man: The Queen's Medical Center is seeking the public's help in identifying a man who nearly drowned yesterday at Sandy Beach. The man is of mixed ethnicity with brown eyes, dark brown hair and a mustache. He Is 5-feet-10, about 200 pounds, medium build and in his mid-208.

A city ambulance brought him to the Queen's emergency room at 11:20 a.m. He remained in critical condition last night. Anyone who might be able to identify the man should call Queen's at 538-9011. Maui robbery: A man wielding what appeared to be a handgun held up a teller at the Photo courtesy NOAA-NESDIS The low pressure center (L) located high in the atmosphere over the Islands is causing trade wind showers to be locally heavy. The high pressure cell (H) will maintain the comfortable trade winds.

Tropical Storm Javier, 1,000 miles east of Hawaii yesterday, is moving west at 10 to 15 miles as it weakens. Suspect charged in man's stabbing Wyatt Michael Jeong, 34, was charged with attempted murder, in connection with the stabbing of a man in downtown Honolulu Tuesday night, police said yesterday. Jeong, of Rooke Street, Puun-ui, turned himself in at the Chinatown police substation 10 minutes after the 11 p.m. incident in a parking lot, police said. He was charged late Wednesday night.

His bail was set at $100,000. The victim, 34, was in fair condition at The Queen's Medical Center, a hospital spokeswoman said. Shooting suspect) Police late last night were questioning a suspect in a shooting reported Wednesday night at a Kameha-meha Highway address In Ka-haluu. The suspect, a 44-year-old Waipahu man, was arrested last night in Waipahu by Crime Reduction Unit officers, police said. He was booked for investigation of attempted murder, they said.

A hospital spokeswoman said the victim, 27, was in fair con HAWAII Boa and piranha are surrendered A Honolulu man voluntarily surrendered a three-foot boa constrictor to state officials yesterday. The man told officials he had been taking care of the snake for a friend who had smuggled it into Hawaii about a year ago. State plant quarantine officers also picked up a three-inch piranha from a Kaimuki man who had offered to turn it in. House ISLAND FORECASTS National Weathef Service Honolulu: Chance of locally heavy showers today and tonight, mid-70s to high 80s. Trades 10-20 mph.

Hilo: Mostly cloudy, some heavy showers, low 80s. Kona: Afternoon showers. Maui: Upslope heavy showers, leeward sunshine. mid-80s. Kauai: Locally heavy showers, mid-60s.

Oahu Surf North shore: 1-3 feet. South shore: 1-3 feet. ABOUT YESTERDAY At Honolulu Airport Temperatures High: 89 Low: 76 Aug. Norm. 8874 Aug.

6 records High: 91 (1986) Low: 70(1979) Rainfall 24 Hours to 8 p.m.: 0 Humidity 2 p.m.: 48 8 p.m.: 69 Rain in .03 Norm: 12 Ram this year: 5.88 Norm: 13.84 Around the state 24-hr. Low High Rain Kaneohe. Oahu 76 85 .09 Kahului. Maui 73 88 .01 Lihue. Kauai 74 84 .02 Hilo.

Hawaii 68 82 .66 National Weather Service forecasts tor Honolulu 1833-26491. Oanu (836 -01211. surf (636-19521. Hawaiian waters (636-3921). MAREPS 'marine observations (634-7674).

ON THE MAINLAND ISLAND TIDES Honolulu High HI Low Le Time HI. Time HI 07 12 68 pm 21 4 52 am 0 2 Aug 8 41 pm OS 08 12:32 am 0 7 5 51 am 0 2 Aug V41 pm 22 911 pm 04 09 1 29 am 0 8 6 44 am 0 2 Aug 2:20 pm 2 2 9:36 pm 0 4 Elsewhere Using Honolulu tides as a basis, add or subtract the figures below, or multiply if me height figure rs preceded by an asterisk (') Time Height High Low High Low Oahu: Haleiwt -104 .2:06 "0 84 0S4 Hanauma -0 48 0 1 .00 Kaneohe -1 48 -1 21 04 02 Waianae 018 0-15 0 0 0 0 Waimanalo '0 92 0 92 Maui: Hana .1:26 0.6 0 0 Kanului -1 42 0 5 0 2 Lahaina -0 43 03 01 Maalaea -0 03 0 4 0.0 Kauai: Hanalei -1 30 0 1 0.0 Nawiliwili -0 34 -0 29 i 0 1 0 0 PI Allen "0.92 '0 92 Big Island: Hilo -0 56 i 0 5 .0.1 Honuapo -028 -0 19 06 01 Kailua-Kona -0 25 0 2 0 0 Kawarnaa -0 06 -0 06 0 1 0 0 Kealahekua 02 0 0 Molokal: Kaunakakai 0 2 00 Lanai: Kaumalapau 0:00 0 00 0.3 0.0 No penalties will be sought in either case because the animals were given up voluntarily, according to Tish Uyehara, spokeswoman for the state Agriculture Department. A two-foot ball python was turned in on Monday by a man who had turned in a four-foot snake in February. The piranha was the 35th fish of that species collected by the state this year. Candidate's income Republican Honolulu mayoral candidate Charles Hirayasu of Adler says he had income of $9,330 in 1991.

An Associated Press story published in Wednesday's Advertiser reported Hirayasu's financial disclosure form, filed with the city clerk, said he had no income last year. Hirayasu said yesterday he may not have properly filled out his financial disclosure form. The story reported on the forms filed by candidates for Honolulu mayor. tor sale to the public! .30 Ct rantastk Color .53 ct .57 ct near Colorless nice Cut fflOrMfflMY FORECAST for 6 p.m. (EOT) today rv Major European Diamond Cutters and New York Jewelry Manufacturers have shipped their inven mmmmmmmmmAwmmmmmmm 60s! CO! WAHU STATIONAHY PrmAvn HI sW vs.

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