Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 28

B-4 Honolulu Star-Bulletin July 1 9, 1 973 From Wahiawa to Honolulu HAWAII'S NEV DISCOUNT BUYER'S WAREHOUSE fate Proposes -2 Bus Lane MID-TOWN 1 DiO 'I WAREHOUSE i DISPLAY vice, will begin in late August. On the subject of bus service to Iroquois Point, Vili- trac cQid express buses to include the H-2 freeway from Wahiawa and Mililani Town to Honolulu. The latest offer comes one By Jerry Tune Star-Bulletin Writer The State has upped the offer of freeway lanes for we have been in contact with Sea Transit (the Ui Forrington Hwy. Honolulu- New Book Notes Voting Behavior lopi Woiponu Dotsun transit line which links to downtown) during the past year and we will, if current studies warrant, introduce such service sometime following inauguration of the new Ewa Beach route this, year." New express bus service on freeways will be discussed Friday at 11 a.m. be- Leooui St.

SIdiscomart -i I WAREHOUSE WE'RE OPEN 'til 8 PM ON THURSDAYS FRIDAYS ON SUNDAYS 'til NOON BUY OUR BEDROOM BARGAIN 6-PC. SET lore the uity council iTat-fic and Transportation 00 287 1 A ON THE SAG LOCK 1 MEANS THAT LOAF OF Daniel W. Tuttle assistant director of the University of Hawaii's Center for Government Development, has just completed a two-volume statistical breakdown of voting behavior in 1972. The study, according to Tuttle, aims to "make relevant electoral facts, classifications and other helpful material about the State's basic electoral units readily available to party officials, party workers, candidates for public office and other HQUSUM BREAD WAS week after the State made a simitar proposal for two lanes of the H-l freeway and Moanalua freeway from the Pearl City and Halawa direction. E.

Alvey Wright, acting State transportation director, said the same principle would apply to the H-2 freeway which is now under construction. "THERE ISN'T the same pressing need for a decision (as in the case of the Moanalua freeway) because the H-2 won't be open until the end of 1975," esained Wright. However, the City might want to consider a bus service on the four-lane temporary connection road from Kamehameha Highway to the section of H-2 which is constructed. That connection road would allow only for mixed traffic with buses and autos, however. It will be open about April, 1974.

Both offers of freeway space for buses involve only morning and afternoon peak traffic hours. Wright explained that conversion of the lane from auto use to bus use would be easy with a new process that has been used on the Mainland. THE STATE would drill holes in the freeways and insert tapered plastic sockets which accommodate three-foot-tall rubber pins. When the lane is blocked off for bus use, transportation employes merely drive along the lane dropping the rubber pins into the sockets. The rubber pins are soft and cannot damage automobiles which may brush by them.

Last week Wright said the six-lane Moanalua corridor by the park could be used for an express bus service when the highway widening is completed about December. The offers of freeway space are being made available to the City Department of Transportation Services. George Villegas, department director, has responded to Wright by outlining the City's bus service plans and asking for further meetings. Villegas wrote: THE CITY is ready and willing to work jointly with your department, on worthwhile and feasible express bus routes along State highways, including the H-l and Moanalua freeways. "What we need now is to amend the City and State agreement approved by your former director, Dr.

Fujio Matsuda, and myself so that the State can provide the needed changes in design and construction within your interstate system. The City will then agree to provide the transit equipment." Villegas also said it is important to understand that improved bus service is required as an interim measure "until the fixed-guide-way system is in operation." The City's intermediate range bus program already includes express bus service to Hawaii-Kai on the Kalani-anaole Highway. That ser BAKED OM 433.00 VALUE TRIPLE DRfSSfR. FRAMID. MIRROR, S-DR.

CHIST, 3 NIGHT STANDS, FUll OR QUEEN-SIZE HEADVOARD LIVING ROOM SUITES! LAMPS! DINETTES! RECLINERS! ROCKERS! members of our public who may be One volume contains a precinct-by-precinct statistical breakdown of voting behavior on Oahu, the other devotes itself to the Neighbor Islands. THE STUDY includes the number of registered voters in each precinct and the number and percentage of those who actually voted last year. It then (breaks down registered voters into percentages of men and women. And it includes statistics on the relative strengths of the Democratic and Republican parties in each precinct, using various formulae to determine exactly how strong a party is in a given area. Finally, it ranks each precinct according to its strength both as a Democratic and Rep 1 i a stronghold.

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