Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 52

Q. A from the Governor's Advicory Committee ii i a ii on Litter Control to our Business Contributors, Supporting Agencies 1 rs and Community Volunteers for a Successful 1991 1992 Ending Litter Program! it Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, Smith) Inc. MNS.Ltd. Nabisco Brands, Inc. Sense International Nestle Food Company Obayashi Hawaii Corp.

Occidental Underwriters of Hawaii, Ltd. IT Oceanic Cablevision, Inc. Ogden Allied Aviation Services Omnitrak Group, Inc. Outrigger Hotels Hawaii Pacific Express, Inc. Pacific Home Furnishings, Ltd.

Pacific Machinery, Inc. Pacific Refrigeration Market Equipment, Inc. Pacifico Creative Service, Inc. Pan-Pacific Construction, Inc. Paradise Beverages Paradise Snorkel Adventures Parsons Hawaii Pearl Country Club Peck Sims Mueller, Inc.

Pepsi ColaSeven Up Bottling Companyof Honolulu Pioneer Federal Savings Bank Pleasant Hawaiian Holidays Polynesian Adventure Tours, Inc. Hauoli Sales Company Hawaii Baking Company, Inc. Hawaii Food Industry Association Hawaii Newspaper Agency Foundation Hawaii Newspaper Agency, Inc. Hawaii Prince Hotel Hawaiian Airlines, Inc. Hawaiian Cement Hawaiian Delite Beverages, Poly Tech International, Inc.

Hawaiian Dredging Construction Co. Hawaiian Electric Company Hawaiian Flour Mills, Inc. Hawaiian Service, Inc. Hawaiian Tug Barge Corp. Hicks Homes Highway Construction Ltd.

Hilton Hotels Corporation Ho Okita, Inc. Hobart Corporation HonFed Bank Honolulu Advertiser, Inc. Honolulu Cellular Telephone Company Honolulu Poi Company, Ltd. Hopaco House of Adler, Inc. HTH Corporation Hyatt Regency Waiklki Star-Bulletin D-6 Wednesday.

July 1. 1992 station KHHR adds more TV news SiorBuHetin staff KHNR 650 AM, which ills most of its air time by broadcasting the audio portion of CNN Headline News, is getting further into a mixing of the media. The radio station said.it will begin simulcasting KHON-TV's 6 o'clock newscast on a daily basis tstarting July 13. Later this sum-i mer, it also plans to carry news updates filed by KHON reporters, as well as part of the TV station's 1-morning news show, scheduled to begin Aug. 31.

KHNR General Manager Bernie lArmstrong said a one-year agree-rment with KHON will provide a strong local-news segment for his station, while expanding KHON's reach. It's basically an agreement based on our common interests," he said. "There's not a lot of cash changing hands and that sort of thing." Kent Baker, KHON's news director, said his station had been in-, volved in similar agreements before, although not to this extent. He said such TV-radio cooperation js a growing trend and estimated it xists in some 70 cities nationally. I "I think it's happened for several reasons," he said.

"It costs such a huge amount to maintain these TV) news operations, and we're always looking for ways to expand yhe number of listeners, expand Uhe service, without having any additional costs. This was one -way we saw of being able to do Ihat." Ironically, one of KHNR's shareholders is Richard Schallcr, general manager for KITV. When KHNR was being put together earlier this year, one of the ideas bandied about was using KITV reporters for local news updates. Armstrong, who himself was KHON's sales manager before going to KHNR, said the radio station simply opted to broadcast the TV newscast with the higher rating. Armstrong said KHNR still hopes to have its own reporting staff someday.

In the meantime, the latest development will not lead to any layoffs among the station's personnel, he said. "Our people are grateful to have a break," he said. "It'll give them time to work on their own stuff." A 4 4 I 0 1992 MAHALO RECEPTION AWAItDEES International Savings Loan Ltd. Investors Equity Life Insurance Island Beverage Company, Inc. laland Insurance Company, Ltd.

Ito-en USA, Inc. iy: J. Brian Hughes Associates Japan Travel Bureau International Jet Hawaii, Inc. -Johnson, Tsushima, Luersen, Low rey Kelley-Clarke, lnc.Aikane Division KGMB'TV KHNL-TV King Ncel, Inc. KITV Kleenco Corporation Koga Engineering Construction Co.

KPMG Peat Marwick Kyo-Ya Company, Ltd. Lee's Refrigeration Sales Service, Inc. Liberty Bank Liberty House Long DistanceUSA, Inc. Longs Drugs Stores, Inc; Pacific, Inc. MacDonald Porter, Inc.

Marsh McLennan, Inc. Matson Navigation Company McDonald's of Hawaii Development McDonald's Restaurants of Hawaii, McKesson Drug Company Meadow Gold Dairies, Inc. Co. Inc. MAUI AWARDEES Goodfellow Brothers Trees of Hawaii Maui County Fire Dept.

Don Shirley Nyen' Door of Faith Church Youth With A Mission Wendall Kalawaia Margo Kemper Michael Clements West Maui Soroptimists KONA AWARDEES Mauna Kea Helicopters Konajaycees Mauna Lani Resort Junior Greenpeace Eleanor Ruddle Dolores Bartolome HILO AWARDEES Hawaii Community Correctional Center Na Ala Hele Junior Greenpeace, Hilo High School Paauilo Senior Honokaa Senior Citizens Naalehu Senior Citizens f- MAHALO R. M. Towill Corporation Rainbow, Inc. Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Company Richard M. Sato Associates, Inc.

Ron's Construction Corp. Royal Clark Development Company Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, Inc. Sakamoto, Inc. Safeway Stores, Inc. Sea Life Park Sea-Land Service, Inc.

Sears, Roebuck Co. Servend of Hawaii, Inc. Shearson, Lehman, Hutton Sheraton Hotels in Hawaii Shiseido of Hawaii, Inc. Sony Hawaii Stanford S. Carr Associates! Inc.

Star Markets, Ltd. Straub Clinic Hospital Territorial Savings Loan Assn. The Pint Size Corporation The Service Group, Inc. Theo Davits Food Service Group Thomas Fujikawa Painting Company Times Supermarket Tori Richard, Ltd. Toshiba Hawaii) Inc.

Transpacific Restaurants, Inc. UNOCAL' Waikiki Bazaar, Inc. Waimanalo Gateway Waimea Falls Park Weyerhaeuser Paper Company Yamada Distributors Zippy's, Inc. Contributions of 1000 or greater Community thank vou to all 28,160 volunteers statewide OAHU AWARDEES Mott-Smith Laniloa Queen's Medical Center NCTAMS EASTPAC Senator Mike Crozier Chris Summers North Shore Outdoor Circle Waialua Lions Club KAUAI AWARDEES Suzanne Rose and John Pia Stacy Oda Hanalei Recycles Kekaha Community Association Serenity House Kauai Hilton Hotel Anahola Flood Relief M0L0KAI AWARDEES Lynn Bunk Pat Kikukawa Bobo Alcon David Kalani Boy Scout Troop 47 Boy Scout Troop 57 Explorer Post 157 A SPECIAL BUSINESS CONTRIBUTORS 3-M Company A. H.

Hansen Sales, Ltd. Abbey Home Health Care Affiliated Computer Services, of Hawaii, Inc. Akinaka Associates, Ltd. Al Phillips the Cleaners, Inc. Alexander ft Baldwin, Inc.

Alexander of Hawaii, Inc. Aloha Airlines Aloha Shoyu Company, Ltd. American Express Travel Related Services Ameron HC Amoco Foam Products Company Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Appraisal Resource Arthur Andersen Company ASTON Hotels Resorts Atherton Foundation Trucking Company, Ltd. Bank of Hawaii Bank of Honolulu Better Brands Bishop Trust Brewer Environmental Industries, Inc.

Browning Ferris Industries Business Investment, Ltd. C. Brewer Company, Ltd. Can Manufacturers Institute Carole Kai Bed Race Castle Cooke, Inc. Central Pacific Bank Chevron Chemical Company Chikara Products, Inc.

Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Hawaii Consolidated Amusement Ltd. CS Wo Sons, Ltd. Daiei (USA), Inc. Daiichiya Loves Bakery Del Monte Corporation Deloitte Touche DFS Hawaii Dodge', Tanaka Dodge, Inc.

Eagle Distributors Eggs Hawaii, Inc. Excel Electrical Supply Fernandez Entertainment Finance Realty Company, Ltd. Fireman's Fund Insurance Companies First American Title Co. of Hawaii, Inc. First Federal Savings Loan Assn.

First Hawaiian Bank Fleming Foods Fletcher Pacific Construction Company, Ltd. Food Pantry Foodland Supermarket, Ltd. Foremost Dairies Hawaii, Ltd. Fred's Produce Company, Inc. Fresh Start Bakery FritO'Lay of Hawaii, Inc.

Geldbaugh Architects Gentry Pacific, Ltd. Grace Pacific Corporation Grand Pacific Life Insurance Ltd. GTE Hawaiian Tel MUI! HOI! HOT! PSYCHIC DAYLE SCHEAR Call BEFORE Not AFTER VISAMC Phon. Readings 945-1 188 AcceptM Monday thru-Friday Evenings IS 5 Production Directed by Robert T. Stach Order by phone! 3 988-6131 Hotels Hawaii' no cleaned up 'o, oags ot litter aunng community work day projects.

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