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AFTERNOON EDITION tar Bulletin starbulletin.com Monday, October i 6 't'mk 50 cents SPECIAL REPORT (II 1 jr BRUCE N. OMORI SPECIAL TO THE STAR-BULLETIN Area residents looked at damage to Kalahikioia Congregational Church in Kapaau in north Kohala after a 6.7-magnitude earthquake struck of the coast of Big Island yesterday. The church was built in the mid-1850s. See story, Page A5. IN A FRACTION OF A MINUTE, A PIECE OF THE EARTH'S CRUST RUPTURES, GENERATING HAWAII'S BIGGEST EARTHQUAKE SINCE 1 975.

Volume 126 Number 199 4 sections Copyright 2006 All lights reserved Subscriptions 5294848 Classifieds 524-STAR Classified advertising C7 Statecounty government notices 0 INDEX Business CI Comics D10 Editorials All Entertainment Hawaii At CI Movies D3 NationWorld Sports Bl Today Dl Weather A 10 TO OUR READERS Quake alters lineup in today's edition Because of extensive coverage of the earthquake and difficulties in getting some information due to yesterday's power failure, there are some changes in today's newspaper. In particular, the usual Page 2 lineup, with "Kokua Line" and "Corky," does not run. Also, there is no obituaries page because we were unable to receive information in time for publication. ROCKIN' THE STATE Many islanders were awakened by quakes What started as a lazy rainy Sunday on Oahu quickly became a scramble for essentials, like ice, beer and batteries. In Kona and Waimea on the Big Island families made sure they and their neighbors were okay before checking their houses for damage.

On Maui "it shook like hell," said a resident who was at Maui Memorial for cancer treatment. And Kauai escaped almost unscathed except for some delays at the airport. Pages A6 and A7 iliiil-jjlllllj GEORGE LEE GLEESSTARBULLETIN.COM Shoppers lined up to purchase food and other items at Times Supermarket in Kahala..