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The Honolulu Advertiser Thursday, September 29, 1994 A5 Try "i ciiidlidsLte dlisclosiiire list nam tops Here is data from financial disclosure forms filed by gubernatorial and lieutenant governor candidates with the state Ethics Commission and from property tax records: GOVERNOR Ben Cayetano, Democrat Occupation: Lt. Governor, salary $90,041 Other business income: Residual from former law practice, Real estate: 1 property, worth $673,300 Debts: Michael Kioni Dudley, Green Party Occupation: High school teacher, salary i Other business income: Publishing, 0,000 Real estate: 1 property, worth $257,000 Debts: 0,000 ing debts, but a quick review of state land records showed that Kaleikini and his wife borrowed $152,000 from the Bank of Hawaii in February of this year and $304,700 from a Mainland lender in May 1993. Repeated efforts to contact Kaleikini for comment were unsuccessful. Identifying the candidate with the highest annual income can't be done precisely because the forms only require disclosure of ranges of pay. For instance, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ben Ca-yetano said he is paid between $50,000 and $100,000.

But Caye-tano's $90,041 salary as Lt. Governor is a matter of public record elsewhere. Best Party governor candidate Frank Fasi, who resigned this year as Honolulu's longtime mayor, said his only income is from federal and Hawaii pensions which total somewhere between GOP candidate Pat Saiki reported, five sources of income which pay her between $71,000 and $160,000 annually. Saiki said she is a consultant and serves on the boards of the Bank of America in Hawaii and Landmark Systems, a Virginia computer software manufacturer. Her running mate, Fred Hemmings, reported receiving between from his sports marketing company.

Cayetano's running mate Mazie Hirono receives $32,000 per year as a state legislator (plus a $5,000 expense allowance) and she reported that she receives another from property rental. All six candidates are landowners. Among the candidates for governor, Fasi's holdings are worth the most $1.32 million according to county property tax assessment figures. Saiki's land holdings are valued at $1.14 million, while Ca-yetano listed a Mililani home valued at $673,300. Green Par-, ty candidate Michael Kioni Dudley owns his own home, which has a tax value of $257,000.

Kaleikini listed 7 properties with a total appraised value of $3.13 million. Hirono co-owns three properties with a total value of $864,200. Hemmings listed his residence, valued at $538,000.. By James Dooley Advertiser Staff Writer Among the six candidates running for governor and lieutenant governor, entertainer Danny Kaleikini reports the greatest personal wealth, including more than $3 million in Hawaii real estate. Kaleikini said his only income is $25,000 to $50,000 paid him for entertaining at the Ka-hala, Hilton Hotel.

The hotel said this week Kaleikini is on leave during the elections but is scheduled to resume singing, there Nov. 17. The numbers are contained in financial disclosure forms filed by candidates this summer, with the state Ethics Com-, The forms are not complete financial statements and do not give anything close to a net worth picture of the candidates. Numerous assets such as savings accounts, stock and bond portfolios, out-of-state investments, and automobiles are not required to be disclosed. And Kaleikini himself does rot appear to have included all of the items which are required to be disclosed on the state form.

Frank Fasi, Best Party Occupation: retired mayor; pension, Social Security, Other business income: None Real estate: 2 properties, one worth $1.16 million; another, $164,700 Other business holdings: Real estate partnership, value unstated; charitable foundation, 00,000 Debts: 50,000 Danny Kaleikini For instance, he said he does not own any businesses in Hawaii, but state business records list him as president and director of a company called Daniel Kaleikini Enterprises, Inc. Various other companies, fiartnerships and trusts list Ka-eikini as an officer, director, partner or trustee in reports filed with the state, but he did not disclose such relationships as required on the Ethics Commission form. Nor did he list any outstand Pat Saiki, Republican Occupation: Consultant, salary federal pension, $1 $1 state pension, $1 0,000 rental income, $10,000 securities, $25,000 $50,000. Other business income: director of Landmark Systems, $1 0,000 director of Bank of America-Hawaii, $1 0,000 $25,000. Real estate: 2 properties, one worth $899,600 or more; another at $234,400 Debts: 2 mortgage loans, one at $50,000 $1 00,000, another at If funds were votes, Fasi would be on a roll LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: Fred Hemmings, Republican Occupation: Sports marketing, salary $50,000 $1 00,000 Other business income: director with Denver Broncos, $1 0,000 $25,000 Real estate: 1 property, worth $538,000 Debts: one mortgage loan, $150,000 $250,000 Here's a look at the campaign treasuries of the gubernatorial tickets, along with political party funds.

Figures are for 1994 up to the first week of September. DEMOCRATIC PARTY Mazie Hirono, Democrat Occupation: State representative, salary $32,000 plus $5,000 expense allowance Other business income: property rental, $1,000 Real estate: 3 properties, worth $176,200 Debts: mortgages, $250,000 $500,000 confident people will make good on pledges of money going into the general. The Saiki camp already has launched a new round of newspaper and television advertising following last Saturday's Primary Election. Democratic candidate Ben Cayetano listed $781,419 on hand prior to the Primary Election. Charles Toguchi, Cayetano's campaign coordinator, recently was coy about Caye-.

tano funding going into the general, saying only his candidate would abide by the campaign spending limit of $2.7 million. Hawaii Green Party gubernatorial candidate Kioni Dudley said in his pre-Primary election campaign spending report that his campaign treasury was wiped out. Danny Kaleikini, Best Party Occupation: Entertainer, salary $25,000 $50,000 Other business income: director, Servco Pacific, $1 ,000 $1 director of Duty Free Shoppers, $1 0,000 $25,000 Real estate: 7 properties, worth $1 .1 6 million; $5,000 Debts: none listed by Kaleikini By William Kresnak Advertiser Capitol Bureau It may be the political understatement of the year. When asked whether he would try to raise more money between now and the Nov, 8 General Election to beef up his $2.5 million campaign war chest, Best Party governor candidate Frank Fasi said: "Right now we feel we have enough." Fasi's treasury far outstrips those of his opponents And his Best Party' also has a big chunk of change on hand some $268,000 to bolster Fasi's, gubernatorial bid, based on reports filed with the state Campaign Spending Commission earlier this month. Fasi already is advertising heavily.

Whatever money he has. left after the election can remain in his campaign account. But he can't use the mpney personally, even if he loses. If he closes the campaign file he must give the money to charity. While campaign is down on with $350,482 listed at last report, campaign officials are i Gov.

Lt. Gov. Party BenCayetano Mazie Hirono Funds Raised $1,947,885 $309,391 $102,824 Spent $1,162,251 $209,562 $85,241 Cash on Hand $781.419 $99,493 $11,193 C3 REPUBLICAN PARTY i Gov. Lt. Gov.

Party Pat Saiki Fred Hemmings Funds Raised $1,707,650 $167,716 $204,721 Spent $1,353,918 $149,338 $146,438 Cash on Hand $350,482 $18,080 $81,880 'p BEST PARTY 'Gov Lt. Gov. Party Frank Fasi Danny Kaleikini Funds Raised $3,147,633 $97,329 $977,770 'Spent $617,676 $89,720 $709,313 jCash on Hand $2,529.957 $7,609 GREEN PARTY Gov. Lt.Gov. Party i 1 iC Kioni Dudley Jack Morse Funds Raised $10,077 $3,175 Did not 'Spent $620 file gash on Hand $0 report Jack Morse, Green Party Occupation: Attorney, salary $50,000 $1 00,000 Other business income: Real estate: 2 properties, worth $245,000 Debts: 2 mortgage loans at $348,000 and $100,000 If I.K II II (0) Source: State Campaign Spending Commission Pi "Tenant not paying rent? 1 ERIC MARN PEOPLE LOVE THF LOOK AND FER OF ULTRA HAIR jt fREE ILTRA HAIR REPLACEMENT jcONSULTATION OR.

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