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P4 Thursday, November 21, 1996 The Honolulu Advertiser POLICE BEAT Harris picked, says Aralcawa for expertise Help sought in search for missing man Police last night asked for help in locating a 29-year-old Kaneohe man missing since Monday. Rick Calhau was last seen about 10:10 p.m. leaving his home. He told his wife he was going to visit friends in Kalihi and would return in an hour. But he never returned.

His brown Ford pickup truck, license number FYS-043, was found Tuesday morning H.ll. Calhau: Last seen Monday Arakawa said. "It keeps with my goal of giving back to the community and getting involved in public service." Arakawa, who has had his own law firm since 1993, said he will close that office and concentrate on the corporation counsel's job. The corporation counsel, who serves as the city's lawyer, employs 84 staffers, including 37 attorneys, and has an annual budget of $5.9 million. Arakawa's appointment must be approved by the City he's going to make a fine corporation counsel," Harris said.

Arakawa, 41, will replace Darolyn Lendio, who told Harris when he hired her in 1994 that she would stay two years before returning to private practice with the law firm of McCorriston, Miho, Miller and Mukai. Lendio said she personally recommended Arakawa for the job. The mayor approached him the week after the election, she said, and Arakawa accepted this week and starts at the city Dec. 1. "I think it's a big challenge," Two youths now face prosecution as adults Two 17-year-old boys, cleared to stand trial as adults for the Oct.

18 beating of another youth, were in police custody last night on suspicion of murder. A Family Court judge yester-day waived jurisdiction over the two teens, who are consid-, ered suspects in what police be-; heve is the gang-related beating of Sam Talo. was beaten on Vineyard Boulevard near Liliha Street and died of head and brain injuries. A witness has testified at a court hearing that as many as eight young men and teens beat Talo. Two men, 19-year-old Jededi-ah Kekumu and 18-year-old George Agemotu, have already been charged in Talo's killing and have been ordered to stand tial on murder charges.

1 Police earlier said they believe that Talo was beaten in an attempt to avenge the death of Tafilele Mika. Mika, 22, was beaten near the Groove nightclub in Iwilei 12 days earlier. Both Talo and Mika were Kuhio Park Terrace residents. Parolee held as suspect in lulling of pr ostitute Anyone with information into Calhau's whereabouts may call the Missing Persons Detail at 529-3115, or CrimeStoppers at 955-8300. Calls can also be made to 911.

Inmate, 28, escapes from Waiawa facility A 28-year-old Waiawa Correctional Facility Inmate escaped yesterday by climbing over a 12-foot fence topped with barbed wire. James Troiano escaped at 2:30 p.m. while being escorted to an outside exercise area from his cell, said Waiawa warden Phil Tumminello. A guard pursued Troiano, but he ran down into Waiahole Valley. Tumminello said Troiano had been in lockdown while awaiting a disciplinary hearing for making an unauthorized call to his wife.

He was doing time for burglary and drug promotion. Troiano is described as 6 feet 3, 180 pounds, with brown hair and eyes. He was wearing blue shorts and a red T-shirt when he escaped. Two men arrested in Waipahu robbery Police arrested two men Tuesday who allegedly robbed another man but later returned the items they took from him. The suspects ages 21 and 22, were drinking on Awalau Street in Waipahu with a third unidentified man at 8:15 p.m., police said.

The 21-year-old victim whom they were acquainted with walked by and declined their offer to join them. One suspect grabbed the victim's wallet, while another reached into his pocket and took a cellular phone. The unidentified man snatched a necklace off the victim. The alleged robbers later gave the victim back his possessions and warned him against calling police. However, the victim later reported the incident, and responding officers located two suspects.

The third remains at large. Suspect, 21, charged By Angela Miller Advertiser Staff Writer Mayor Jeremy Harris said he hired David Arakawa as his next corporation counsel for his qualifications, not for political reasons. Arakawa, who ran unsuccessfully for city prosecutor, had many Democratic Party leaders and a massive network of grass-roots campaign workers behind him. "We're hiring David Arakawa because he's the best qualified, he has superb credentials and Pawaaplan endorsed by zoning panel Advertiser Staff The City Council Zoning Committee has endorsed Wal-dron Venture's plans for a residential development at the old Young Street police station site in Pawaa despite earlier concerns the developer took the Council for granted. The committee this week approved resolutions authorizing the city to enter into a development agreement with Wal-dron Ventures to build the project, and to grant the developer certain exemptions, such as an exemption from the 150-foot height limit.

One of the project towers is planned to be 260 feet high. Earlier, Zoning Chairwoman Donna Kim complained about a newspaper advertisement the developer placed seeking buyers for units even though the developer hadn't received Council approval for the project. The developer had been working with the city administration. The proposed project will include 200 affordable rental units, 246 condominium units, 646 parking stalls and about 2,800 square feet of commercial space on city land. ordtclrccli theft stemming from incidents in 1992 and 1993.

He received five-year sentences for each count. At the same time; he plead1 ed no contest to misdemeanor assault and two counts of first-degree terroristic threatening, The assault charge netted him. a one-year sentence, while the terroristic threatening counts got him five years each. 1 Clark was last seen at 6:45 a.m. on Nov.

10, walking with a man on the Ala Wai near Nohonani Street. She appar- ently went with the man to the Nahua Street apartment. Neighbors reported hearing screams at 7 a.m. Three hours later, a maintenance worker, found her body. She had multiple injuries, including a stab wound to the base of her neck.

Police recovered a 6-inch butterfly knife a knife with a two-part handle that folds to cover the blade and a pair of bloodied men's pants in the apartment's kitchen. OF SETTLEMENT IS HEREBY the Comptroller State of Hawaii determined and the amount him to be due of the out hereinafter, called for contract having completed. M. Contracting NO. 36763 JOB NO.

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University Manoa, to Fume Systems, Watanabe Matsuoka CALLEJO Comptroller Accounting Services Nov. 21, (A-41936) Ad Dial 521-9111 525-7120 :0 fci iiIih i rdiAi Wi iTnfrifrniiffli ffrT State of Hawaii Department of Hawaiian Home Lands November 18, 19M Amendment A to RFP 97-100! TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL -ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING AND DEVELOP A POLICIES AND PROCEDURES MANUAL FOR THE MOLOKAI WATER SYSTEM HOOLEHUA, MOLOKAI I The following changes are hereby made: Sealed proposals will be received until 10:00 a.m. December 20, 1996. They will not be publicly opened at that lime. A pre-proposal confer-.

ence and site visit will be held November 25, 1996 at 1:00 p.m. The Chairman re-. serves the right to cancel this request for proposals and to reject or all proposals in whole or in part. Ray Soon, Administrator Land Management Division (Hoa Nov. 21, 1996) (A-41938) OWNER'S NOTICE I OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT 'Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Provisions of Section 507-43 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes, the construction by Mitsunaga Corporation, Contractor, of that certain Kaaawa Central Office Renovation, situated at 51-476 Lihimauna Road, Kaaawa, Hawaii 96730, Tax Key 5-1-011-013 has been completed.

GTE HAWAIIAN 'TELEPHONE I COMPANY INCORPORATED (Owner) (Hon. Nov. 21, 28, 1996) (A-41948) CONTRACTOR'S NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 507-43 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes, that KIEWIT PACIFIC CO. has completed construction of the improvements at Makakilo Area Honouliuli, Ewa, Oahu, State of Hawaii. Tax Map Key: 9-2-19: portion 57 in accordance with its contract with Schuler Homes.

Owner. KIEWIT PACIFIC CO. (Hon. Advj Nov. 21, 28, 1996) (A-41962) NOTICE FINAL NOTICE GIVEN that of the has certified to deemed by to the Contractor contract set the work by said been fully 1.

CONTRACTOR: Sonomura Co. CONTRACT A 11- 31-5724 JOB TITLE: University 2. CONTRACTOR: Construction, CONTRACT D.A.G.S JOB 12- 31-4917 JOB TITLE: of Hawaii, Modifications Hood Exhaust Project Hall Gordon For SAM State Dept. of General (Hoa Adv. 1996) IN THE THE GOVERNOR STATE OF In the Matter Petition Anthony Change of NOTICE CHANGE Upon the Petition Anthony Ralls appearing to good reasons the same: NOW, by the virtue vested law and Lieutenant of the do hereby notice that of Vincent shall be changed Anthony Savoia single publication Honolulu newspaper of in Hawaii, Hawaii DATED: November MAZIE Lieutenant of the State of (Hoa 1996) OWNER'S OF OF near Koauka Street and Moanalua Road, fronting Our Savior Lutheran Church.

Calhau is 5 feet 8, 175 pounds, with a medium build. He is CaucasianJapanese, with a tan complexion and brown hair and eyes. He was last seen wearing blue denim shorts, a black jacket with a TysonHolyfield print, and white-and-black Sean Kemp basketball shoes. 'I NOTICE TO CREDITORS Santos General Auto Repair, Ltd. a dissolved Hawaii corporation All creditors of the above-named dissolved corporation are hereby notified to present their claims to the corporation, whose mailing address is 47-696 Mapele Road, Kaneohe, HI 96744, within ninety (90) days from the first publication of this notice.

All claims not so presented shall be forever barred. (Hon. Nov. 14, 21, 28; Dec. 5, 1996) (A-41759) CONTRACTOR'S NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the Provisions of Section 507-43, of the Hawaii Revised Statutes, the construction by H.

Tanji Contracting of that certain addition and alteration situated at 45-424 Lupo Street, TMK: Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii, has been completed. Allene Auld (Owner) (Hon. Nov. 21, 28, 1996) (A-41956) ATTENTION LEGAL ADVERTISERS CHECK YOUR ADS The first day they appear and notify Legal Advertising Department of errors immediately. We will not be responsible for errors after the FIRST publication of any advertisement HAWAII NEWSPAPER AGENCY, LP.

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Bail for Lopaka Garry Pu-uala, 21, was set at $405,000. Puuala and another man, who remains at large, allegedly robbed four men at gunpoint about 11 p.m. and then forced them to ride around in the victim's car for five hours looking for drugs at pool halls and residences, police said. 6 detained after raid of suspected drug lab Six people remained in police custody yesterday after a raid on a Makiki apartment where police say they found a drug lab manufacturing what appeared to be crystal metham-phetamine. Officers entering the 12th-floor Kinau Street apartment with a search warrant from an unrelated case found chemicals used to make crystal metham-phetamine and what appeared to be liquid and crystal forms of the drug.

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