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CI inH I HI I ffM men's Hawaiian wear ala moana downtown kailua kahala pearlridge waikiki I I ffj I lil kahului prices plus 4 state tax phone 941-2345 las S. Hasegawa, who represents Tokai, adds that the ruling does not say Tokai conformed with the "spirit" of the federal discrimination law. His office is not suggesting, he wrote, "that your client's sales policy conforms with the spirit of federal civil rights legislation or wise public relations with the local community." But the Justice Department contemplates no legal action, he said. Two Moanalua Freeway Lanes Open Tuesday The two inbound lanes of the Moanalua Freeway from Leeward Oahu to Honolulu will be open Tuesday for public use. The completion of work on the 3V'2-mile freeway opens up travel in what has beep a bottleneck between the two sections of the H-l freeway.

Some 30,000 drivers are estimated to use the corridor. WORK ON the freeway, which began in the Red Hill area in September 1971, was originally scheduled for completion in August 1973. However, bad weather and a shortage of asphalt caused delays. The six-lane Moanalua Freeway will be used as a major link from Leeward Oahu, not only for automobiles but mass transportation. City and State officials have agreed to set aside two lanes for express bus service.

cans in a high-rise project on Kuhio Avenue called Waikiki Park Heights, was aimed at getting an exemption from Securities and Exchange Commission registration requirements, he said. That exemption applies only to foreign sales of condominiums located in the United States to persons other than American citizens. McCorriston cited a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last November which narrowed the definition of "national origin" and permitted discrimination on the basis of citizenship. He told the Star-Bulletin that officials at the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington, who earlier gave a contrary opinion, now agree with his ruling.

BUT McCorriston stressed that his ruling "does not take any position on the validity of Tokai Land sales policy under either State law or the Securities Exchange Act." Edwin H. Honda, director of the State Department of Regulatory last week ordered Tokai to halt its sales until hearings can be held and Honda charged that the sales policy is, indeed, discriminatory. McCorriston's letter to Honolulu attorney Doug- Bellperson? NEW YORK (AP) After nine years, the name of the annual "Bellman of the Year" contest has been changed to the "Bellman-Bellwoman of the Year," it was announced by Paul R. Handler, president of the American Hotel and Motel Association. By Russ Lynch Star-Bulletin Business Editor The U.S.

attorney's office in Honolulu has ruled that Tokai Land policy of selling its Wai-kiki apartments only in Japan does not violate federal fair housing laws. But the office said Tokai may not have used "wise public relations." Deputy U.S. attorney William C. McCorriston said today he has notified Tokai's attorney of the ruling that the company "is not discriminating against American citizens because of race, color, creed or ancestry." People of different race, color and ancestry are able to buy the apartments in Japan, unless they are American citizens, McCorriston said. TOKAI'S decision not to sell the units to Ameri- Good Guys Case Under Advisement The State Supreme Court today heard an hour of complex legal argu-mentsun the State's case against the Good Guys for Fasi, and then took the matter under advisement.

A. decision will be issued later. The State has charged that Mayor Frank F. Fasi's political organization violated the 1970 campaign law when it failed to report several large donations received after Fasi filed for mayor in the 1972 election. FASI'S organization.

Good Guys for Fasi, claimed it cannot be prosecuted because it is an unincorporated entity. The arguments today were concentrated on the 1970 law which used the word "persons" to define who can be prosecuted and whether the word included unincorporated entities. The State contends the organization can be prosecuted, such as the Committee to Re-elect the President. Associate Justice Bert Kobayashi made it clear he disagreed with the State's position, saying at one point he could not see how the Good Guys for Fasi could be found guilty. HE AND TWO other justices agreed that the 1970 law was ambiguous in its language.

Hearing the case were Kobayashi. Chief Justice William S. Richardson, and Associate Justices Thomas S. Ogata and Benjamin Menor and Circuit Judge Yoshimi Hayashi. The case was appealed to the Supreme Court after District Court Judge Ronald Greig dismissed the case, ruling that an unincorporated entity cannot be prosecuted.

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