THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
OFFICE OF THE U.S. TRUSTEE
David C. Farmer, Successor Trustee
vs.
Bobby N. Harmon
(Formerly Mary Lou Woo vs. Harmon and James Nicholson vs. Harmon)
CV05-00030 DAE/KSC
United States District Court, District of Hawaii
Judges: David A. Ezra; Kevin S. Chang
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DEFENDANT’S WITNESS
CLAYTON HEE
Clayton Hee is a Hawaii State Senator (D), 23rd Senatorial District; brother of Al Hee (founder and president of Sandwich Isles Communications).
Personal
Married to Lynne Waters, Lynne Waters Communications
Education
Master of Arts, Pacific Islands Studies, University of Hawaii 1979
Professional Diploma, University of Hawaii 1977
Bachelor of Arts, University of Hawaii 1975
Graduate and Student Body President, The Kamehameha Schools 1971
Elective Office
Hawaii State House of Representatives, 1982-1984 (Moloka'i, Lana'i, West Maui)
Hawaii State Senate, 1984-1988 (Kailua to Kane'ohe), Chairman, Judiciary
Committee
Office of Hawaiian Affairs, 1990-2002, Chairman of the Board
Professional
Teacher, 1975-1981 (Windward Community College, Maui Community College,
Community College of Micronesia, Moloka'i High School, Kalaheo High School,
Kailua High School)
Business Owner and Consultant
Community
Native Hawaiian Culture and Arts Program, Chairman
D.A.R.E. Board Member
Hawaii Visitors & Conventions Bureau Board Member
Hawaii Professional Rodeo Association, Member & Competitor
Member of the following committees:
Higher Education (Chair)
Judiciary and Hawaiian Affairs (Vice-Chair)
Tourism
Transportation and Government Operations
23rd Senatorial District
Hawaii State Capitol, Room 218
415 South Beretania Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
Phone 808-586-7330; Fax 808-586-7334
e-mail senhee@Capitol.hawaii.gov
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CLAYTON HEE CAMPAIGN MONEY - 2007 CYCLE
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Reprinted from
Hawaii Reporter
Freedom to Report Real News
June 4, 2005
Sandwich Isles Communications:
Political Connections Pay Off
Special from Hawaii Free Press
By Andrew Walden
In a little-noticed May 16 ruling, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has granted a waiver necessary to allow Sandwich Isles Communications to complete construction of its $500 million project to link 69 Hawaiian Homelands properties with a fiber optic communications network.
Sandwich Isles, had completed about $160 million worth of construction bringing its network to all the islands except the Big Island, when in October, 2004 the FCC suddenly acted on a 6-year-old complaint from telecom rival Verizon. As a result of the October ruling, Sandwich Isles was forced to reapply for its FCC waiver which allowed SIC to receive $400 million in federal funds taken from the "Universal Service Fund" (USF) tax on consumers’ phone bills.
The Universal Service Fund tax is intended to subsidize telecommunications service to un-served rural areas. Verizon Hawaii, now re-named Hawaii Telecom after being purchased by the Carlyle Group, had argued the DHHL lots Sandwich Isles proposed to serve were not unserved because they were within Verizon territory. With the waiver granted, federal funds can once again flow into Sandwich Isles Communication’s coffers and construction can be completed on the Big Island.
Gilbert Tam, Sandwich Isles Communications Vice President for government and community relations, says, the company "is pleased with the FCC order" which "allows SIC to fulfill its commitment and efforts to provide modern and affordable telecommunications services to residents of Hawaiian Home lands."
At an estimated cost of $500 million, is Sandwich Isles Communications were to serve all 20,000 DHHL lots, the cost would be $25,000 per lot. But DHHL has only about 5,400 lots occupied by leaseholders.
At current build-out rates it would be about 40 years until all 20,000 lots are filled. $500 million to wire 5,400 lots averages out to about $93,000 per lot -- the construction cost of a house -- just for high speed internet and phone service. Further, there is no reason to believe that all 5,400 DHHL leaseholders would want to pay Sandwich Isles Communication’s monthly fees for high speed internet service.
Many DHHL homesteaders already have land lines from Verizon. In the United States, about 33 percent of households have high speed internet connections.
If DHHL leaseholders have the same level of interest in high speed internet connections, Sandwich Isles Communications would serve about 1,800 lots at an average cost to the taxpayers of about $278,000 per lot. Currently, Sandwich Isles Communications is reported to serve about 1300 customers.
These figures compare unfavorably to the $600 or less setup cost of many commercially available high-speed satellite internet connections. Internet satellite providers’ monthly charges are competitive with those of Sandwich Isles Communications. With inexpensive, commercially available "VOIP" technology, high quality internet based telephone service can be included.
Satellite technology requires no digging to lay cables, thus minimizing environmental damage and disruption of Hawaiian sites. Unsurprisingly, Sandwich Isles is led by many politically connected directors and corporate officers.
Robert Kihune, retired vice admiral and Vice-Chair of the Kamehameha Schools Board of Trustees, is Sandwich Isles Communications Chief Executive Officer. Kihune, who is also Chairman of the USS Missouri Memorial Association, was keynote speaker at the Hawaii County Council inauguration in December.
Al Hee, brother of former Office of Hawaiian Affairs Chairman (and current Democrat State Senator) Clayton Hee, is Sandwich Isles Communications President.
Sandwich Isles Vice president, Gilbert Tam is a former Director of P&C Insurance Company, Inc. and the former Administrative Group Director for Kamehameha Schools/Bishop Estate (KSBE). Tam was formerly an officer with Bank of Hawaii, which has substantial financial connections with KSBE.
As a Dec. 31, 2001, article in The Honolulu Advertiser explained:
Part of the reason Sandwich Isles Communications has attracted interest in Hawaii political circles is that the company has ties to a variety of politicians and current or former executives involved with Kamehameha Schools, another politically influential local institution.
Al Hee says his brother Clayton, then chairman of the board of trustees of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, is not involved in the project. Sandwich Isles did hire Clayton Hee's wife, Lynne Waters, to produce videos for presentations to business leaders, homesteaders and others on the company's operations.
Among (Sandwich Isles’)... 22 employees are former Democratic House Majority Leader Tom Okamura and former state Rep. Devon Nekoba, who both carry the title of agency coordination officer. (Al) Hee says the two advise company executives on government policy matters.
Ties to Kamehameha Schools, formerly known as the Bishop Estate, include Gil Tam, the company's vice president of government and community relations, formerly director of administration and interim chief executive officer for Bishop Estate; and Robert Kihune, chief executive officer, now a Kamehameha Schools trustee.
The Hawaiian Homes Commission chairwoman in 1994, when the commission approved Hee's license (to provide communications services), was Hoaliku Drake, the mother of former Bishop Estate trustee Henry Peters.
Clayton Hee is a friend of Peters and was hired as a cultural affairs researcher for the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, a subsidiary of the former Bishop Estate/Kamehameha Schools (KSBE).
See article and related materials posted at: http://www.the-catbird-seat.net/SandwichIsles.htm (Now at http://www.kycbs.net/SandwichIsles.htm)
Henry Peters was one of the Bishop Estates Trustees named in the infamous "Broken Trust" case. Gilbert Tam was also a co-investor in KSBE’s McKenzie Methane deal at the time he was a KSBE manager.
Articles reprinted at: http://www.the-catbird-seat.net/Methane.htm (Now at http://www.kycbs.net/Methane.htm)
In Harmon vs. Federal, et al, a lawsuit stemming from the Broken Trust expose, plaintiff Bobby Harmon, former P&C President, alleged "Tam's actions, through his complicity, deceptions, and breach of fiduciary duties, in collusion with some or all of trustees of KSBE, with other managers and employees of KSBE, with other officers and directors of P&C, and with outside contractors, attorneys, politicians and others, constituted a conspiracy to defraud P&C and the beneficiaries of the Estate of Bernice Pauahi Bishop; racketeering; mail fraud; wire fraud; extortion; and violation of IRS interim sanctions regulations...."
See Harmon vs. Federal reprinted at: http://www.the-catbird-seat.net/RICO-BH.htm (Now at http://www.kycbs.net/RICO-BH.htm)
In addition to "Broken Trust" connections, Sandwich Isles also benefits from a connection with former FCC Chairman Michael Powell, son of former Secretary of State Colin Powell, and a mid-1970s Annapolis Naval Academy classmate of SIC President Al Hee. The FCC’s sudden decision to rule on Verizon’s complaint corresponds in time closely to Michael Powell’s resignation as FCC chair.
There is also a correspondence in timing between the purchase of Verizon’s Hawaii assets by the Carlyle Group, with many well-known connections to both Democrat and Republican national political leaders and appointees, and the FCC’s subsequent ruling in SIC’s favor.
Sandwich Isles Communication’s cable-laying contractor is MasTec, named for its founder the late Jorge Mas Canoza, Cuban exile leader. On the MasTec board, is Joseph Kennedy II, whose family connections with Mas Canoza go back to the Bay of Pigs.
Amazingly for a $500 million fiber-optic communications company, Sandwich Isles does not have a Web site. Sandwich Isles Communications shares offices with Waimana, Inc, Richardson-Luke, and Ku`iwalu. As of today, June 2, 2005, Sandwich Isles Communications has not released to this writer a complete list of company officers and directors and their total remuneration.
Link to FCC ruling: www.hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-05-1355A1.txt
Andrew Walden is the publisher and editor of Hawaii Free Press, a Big Island Based newspaper. He can be reached via email at andrewwalden@email.com
HawaiiReporter.com reports the real news, and prints all editorials submitted, even if they do not represent the viewpoint of the editors, as long as they are written clearly. Send editorials to Malia@HawaiiReporter.com
© 2009 Hawaii Reporter, Inc.
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This reprint can be found at
http://www.kycbs.net/Sandwich-Isles-by-Walden-6-4-5.htm
on THE NEW CATBIRD SEAT at
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“JOHN GOEMANS: CRUSADER FOR A COLOR-BLIND AMERICA”
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No. 98-818
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Petitioner
v.
BENJAMIN J. CAYETANO, GOVERNOR OF
THE STATE OF HAWAI'I
Respondent
BRIEF OF AMICI CURIAE
STATE COUNCIL OF HAWAIIAN HOMESTEAD
ASSOCIATION, HUI KAKO'O 'AINA
HO'OPULAPULA, KALAMA'ULA HOMESTEAD
ASSOCIATION AND HAWAIIAN HOMES
COMMISSION IN SUPPORT OF RESPONDENT
Filed July 28, 1999
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CONCLUSION
Amici respectfully request that the decision of the court
of appeals be affirmed.
DATED: Honolulu, Hawai'i, July 28, 1999.
William M. Tam
Counsel for Amici Curiae
David M. Forman
Co-counsel for State Council of
Hawaiian Homestead Associations
and Hui Käko'o 'Äina
Ho 'opulapula
Karen M. Holt
Co-counsel for Kalama 'ula
Homestead Association
JOHN GOEMANS: CRUSADER FOR A COLOR-BLIND AMERICA
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NEW DISCOVERY (10-11-08): Additional facts regarding conflicts of interests between Steven Guttman and numerous parties related to this case:
www.kycbs.net/Google-Steven-Guttman.htm
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NEW DISCOVERY (03-01-08): Undisclosed relationships between David Farmer, Steven Guttman, Michael Powell, John McCain, Federal Communications Commission, Summit Communications, Sandwich Isles Communications, Robert Kihune, Gilbert Tam, Al Hee, Clayton Hee, and others. See:
www.kycbs.net/Hawaii-Public-Radio.htm
www.kycbs.net/Summit-Communications.htm
www.kycbs.net/SandwichIsles.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Powell-Michael.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-McCain-John.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Hee-Al.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Hee-Clayton.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Kihune-Robert.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Tam-Gilbert.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Guttman-Steven.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Farmer-David.htm
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March 17, 2007
Controversial judge gets OK
Lobbying helps confirmation of Glenn Kim
By Richard Borreca, Star-Bulletin
The state has two new judges now that the Senate confirmed Mark Recktenwald as chief judge of the Intermediate Court of Appeals and Glenn Kim to the Oahu Circuit Court.
Kim survived a 16-9 vote with both Sen. Clayton Hee, Judiciary Committee chairman, and Senate President Colleen Hanabusa voting against the 14-year veteran deputy city prosecutor.
Kim's nomination became controversial after two former deputy prosecutors said Kim was abusive and disrespectful.
Although Kim had the support of Honolulu Prosecutor Peter Carlisle and Gov. Linda Lingle, Hee said he had doubts about Kim's judicial temperament.
In 2004 the Senate rejected Ted Hong as a Big Island Circuit Court judge on a 13-12 vote, after saying that he also lacked proper judicial temperament.
In the Hong case, however, the Hawaii Bar Association had given him a negative recommendation. Kim was rated qualified by the legal group.
Recktenwald, a former deputy federal attorney and the current state Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs director, was confirmed without opposition.
Recktenwald takes over from James Burns as chief judge of the Intermediate Court of Appeals, the state's second-highest court.
Lobbying helps confirmation
Sen. Clayton Hee says it was his toughest decision, recommending the rejection of deputy city prosecutor Glenn Kim as a Circuit Court judge.
But for Republican Gov. Linda Lingle, it was one of her toughest fights as she maneuvered the nomination through the Senate's partisan minefield.
Hee (D, Kahuku-Kaneohe) lost his fight as the Senate voted 16-9 to confirm Kim.
"Being local, it is tough for us to be in opposition to local people," Hee said in an interview after the vote. "We have that aloha in each of us. It is hard to be different. And I have aloha for Mr. Kim."
Hee insisted that while Kim, 57, had a spectacular resume -- serving in Vietnam, winning the Bronze Star, earning two degrees from Harvard, graduating at the top of his law school class and working 14 years as a deputy Honolulu prosecutor -- his relationships with people were flawed.
Two former deputy prosecutors told Hee's Judiciary Committee that Kim was demeaning, disrespectful and abusive.
Kim told Hee that he denied those charges, which led Hee to say during a 25-minute floor speech that Kim was saying that the women were lying to the committee.
"It is for the nominee to prove his worthiness," Hee said.
But Lingle and city Prosecutor Peter Carlisle had been working their own lobbying campaigns.
Thursday evening, Lingle, Carlisle and Bob Awana, Lingle's chief of staff, went separately door to door to ask senators for their support.
At the same time, senators were getting e-mail in support of Kim. Former state Sen. Russell Blair, who was a former deputy prosecutor and had worked with Kim, e-mailed his support, even though Blair is now living in California.
"Glenn's resume is backed up by his personal qualities. He is bright, hard-working, honorable, generous and is called to public service," Blair said.
Also supporting Kim were Democrats who had not sided with Hee and Senate President Colleen Hanabusa during the Senate reorganization last year.
Former Senate President Robert Bunda, for instance, helped line up votes for Kim.
Sen. Ron Menor, who had supported Bunda in past Senate organizations, said the vote also showed that Democratic politics was changing and that senators felt free to vote against the recommendations of a committee chairman.
"This would have never happened in the past," Menor said.
Hanabusa, who voted against Kim, discounted that assertion. "The Senate has been all over the place," she said. "The votes are just the votes."
http://starbulletin.com/2007/03/17/news/story01.html
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May 13, 2005
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Senators' verbal joust became racist
It was a sad exchange between Sen. Clayton Hee and myself on closing day of the Legislature (Star-Bulletin, May 6). I know I hit pretty hard politically, but I hope my utterances are in the bounds of fair and honorable debate. I don't think the racism and Hee's remarks about Punahou, Outrigger and my ethnic heritage were anything other than racist.
It really is upsetting for me as I have written before about my feelings for Hawaii: I have stood on Mauna Kea and felt the coldness of the snow goddess Poliahu chill my soul. My heart has beat like a ancient chanting drum while running across the scorched lava fields of Kau.
From the crest of Haleakala I have felt the warm rays of the dawning sun as they caress these islands.
Sleeping alone in a cave in Papalaua Valley on Molokai, I have heard the night wind whisper of ancient Hawaii.
I have paddled a koa canoe for painful hours across the Kaiwi Channel.
In the shadow of Konahuanui I have felt the ghosts of warriors.
Fear has seized my being as I screamed across the face of a 20-foot wave at Makaha. I have shared the joy and exhilaration of riding waves with my brothers and sisters Eddie, Buffalo, Rell and so many more.
On a full moon night I have danced with the silver waves of Hanalei.
Every fiber of my being is of Hawaii. My mother's forebears were citizens of the kingdom of Hawaii. Though my koko is not of the ancient people, my heart certainly is. I love this Hawaii as much as any human can.
How dare Clayton Hee insult the people of Hawaii with his self-righteous racism.
R, Lanikai-Waimanalo
http://starbulletin.com/2005/05/13/editorial/indexletters.html
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NEW DISCOVERY (03-01-08): Undisclosed relationships between David Farmer, Steven Guttman, Colin Powell, Michael Powell, John McCain, Federal Communications Commission, Summit Communications, Sandwich Isles Communications, Robert Kihune, Gilbert Tam, Al Hee, Clayton Hee, and others. See:
www.kycbs.net/Hawaii-Public-Radio.htm
www.kycbs.net/Summit-Communications.htm
www.kycbs.net/SandwichIsles.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Powell-Michael.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Powell-Colin.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-McCain-John.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Hee-Al.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Hee-Clayton.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Kihune-Robert.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Tam-Gilbert.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Guttman-Steven.htm
www.kycbs.net/CV05-00030-Witness-Farmer-David.htm
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Top 150 Donors/Individual Financial Contributors
to the Political Campaign of
Clayton H W Hee
Name/Location |
Employer/Occupation |
$ Dollar Amount |
Primary/ |
Contribution Date |
Bidwell, Clinton |
Bidwell & Associates/Financial Advi |
$2,100 |
P |
06/07/2006 |
Hee, Albert S |
$2,100 |
P |
08/28/2006 |
|
Kosasa, Thomas S M.D. |
University of Hawaii/Professor |
$2,100 |
P |
06/29/2006 |
McKenna, Michael J |
Windward Ford/Vice President |
$2,100 |
P |
07/17/2006 |
Nishikawa, Gary T |
Deloitte & Touche/Managing partner |
$2,100 |
P |
07/12/2006 |
Ota, Mitch H |
$2,100 |
P |
07/12/2006 |
|
Waters, Carolyn T |
Retired/Retired |
$2,100 |
P |
07/31/2006 |
Waters, Paul R |
Retired/Retired |
$2,100 |
P |
07/31/2006 |
Wright, James H |
James H. Wright - Attorney/Attorney |
$2,100 |
P |
08/28/2006 |
Anthony, Garner |
Retired/Retired |
$2,000 |
P |
07/03/2006 |
Carrey, William J |
Hawaii Law Group LLP/Partner |
$2,000 |
P |
07/10/2006 |
Dods, Walter A Jr. |
$2,000 |
P |
07/13/2006 |
|
Doom, Mark E |
Citigroup/Smith Barney/Stockbroker |
$2,000 |
P |
08/05/2006 |
Farias, John Jr. |
Atlantis Submarine Hawaii/Vice Chai |
$2,000 |
P |
06/26/2006 |
Figueiroa, Pamela K |
R.M. Towill Corporation/Surveyor |
$2,000 |
P |
09/02/2006 |
Fried, L. Richard Jr. |
Cronin Fried Sekiya Kekina/Attorney |
$2,000 |
P |
05/16/2006 |
Green, Michael Jay |
Michael Jay Green and Associat/Atto |
$2,000 |
P |
06/21/2006 |
Hall, Robert J |
Department of Hawaiian Home La/HSD |
$2,000 |
P |
06/22/2006 |
Kaneshiro, Clyde T |
Hawaii Disposal/President |
$2,000 |
P |
06/02/2006 |
Kekina, Wayne K |
Cronin Fried Sekiya Kekina/Attorney |
$2,000 |
P |
07/18/2006 |
Kobayashi, Bert T Jr. |
Kobayashi & Sugita/Attorney |
$2,000 |
P |
06/07/2006 |
Kuhn, Daniel R. |
Coffees of Hawaii/General Manager |
$2,000 |
P |
09/17/2006 |
Matsumoto, Michael P |
SSFM/CEO |
$2,000 |
P |
06/07/2006 |
Nakao, Richard T |
RTN Inc./Owner |
$2,000 |
P |
07/05/2006 |
Park, Moon Soo M.D. |
Clinical Laboratories of Hawai/Chai |
$2,000 |
P |
06/30/2006 |
Park, Patricia K |
Park Park Yu & Remillard/Attorney |
$2,000 |
P |
07/01/2006 |
Sekiya, Gerald Y |
Cronin Fried Sekiya Kekina/Attorney |
$2,000 |
P |
07/18/2006 |
Trotter, Valerie L |
Retired/Retired |
$2,000 |
P |
08/22/2006 |
Ushijima, Arthur A |
$2,000 |
P |
06/06/2006 |
|
Figueiroa, Russell |
$1,500 |
P |
06/10/2006 |
|
Hart, Brook |
Law Offices of Brook Hart/Attorney |
$1,500 |
P |
06/21/2006 |
Hiyakumoto, Greg |
R.M. Towill Corporation/Civil Engin |
$1,500 |
P |
09/02/2006 |
Toba, Bert R |
R.M. Towill Corporation/Civil Engin |
$1,500 |
P |
06/10/2006 |
Migita, Ronald K |
$1,100 |
P |
08/31/2006 |
|
Adams, Dale E. M.D. |
Dale E. Adams M.D./Owner |
$1,000 |
P |
09/19/2006 |
Carr, Stanford |
$1,000 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
|
Chan, Fred |
KC Rainbow Development LLC/Presiden |
$1,000 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
Fritz, Collin M |
Trecker & Fritz/Attorney/Partner |
$1,000 |
P |
07/14/2006 |
Gierlach, David |
Law Offices of David J. Gierla/Owne |
$1,000 |
P |
06/30/2006 |
Henriques, Linda M |
Rolloffs Hawaii Inc./Office Manager |
$1,000 |
P |
06/28/2006 |
Ho, Stuart |
Rehab Center of the Pacific/Preside |
$1,000 |
P |
05/26/2006 |
Hong, Gregory |
Bay View Golf Park/Member - Owner |
$1,000 |
P |
09/23/2006 |
Johns, Timothy E |
Damon Estate/CEO |
$1,000 |
P |
07/10/2006 |
Koga, George M. |
Retired/Retired |
$1,000 |
P |
09/13/2006 |
Kometani, James S |
James Kometani Inc./Owner |
$1,000 |
P |
07/20/2006 |
Kritzman, Robert |
NCL America/Executive Vice Presiden |
$1,000 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
Lafountaine, Ralph R |
The Pacific Group A Law Corpo/Attor |
$1,000 |
P |
07/12/2006 |
Matsumoto, Colbert |
$1,000 |
P |
07/18/2006 |
|
McCorriston, William |
$1,000 |
P |
07/28/2006 |
|
Migita, Ronald K |
$1,000 |
P |
06/03/2006 |
|
Mijo, Gary Seiichi |
Asahi Grill/Owner |
$1,000 |
P |
06/26/2006 |
Mills, Bill D |
$1,000 |
P |
07/05/2006 |
|
Morris, G.A. 'Red' |
Morris G.A. Inc./Consultant/Owner |
$1,000 |
P |
08/02/2006 |
Pires, Sandra C. |
$1,000 |
P |
09/15/2006 |
|
Radcliffe, John H |
Radcliffe and Associates/Consultant |
$1,000 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
Rapozo, Wayne J |
Dechert LLP/Partner |
$1,000 |
P |
09/05/2006 |
Schuman, Kerry |
Retired/Retired |
$1,000 |
P |
08/29/2006 |
Suzuki, Ryan M |
R.M. Towill Corporation/Surveyor |
$1,000 |
P |
09/02/2006 |
Takaki, DM |
Hawktree International/Chairman & C |
$1,000 |
P |
08/08/2006 |
Takeyama, Roy Y |
Retired/Retired |
$1,000 |
P |
06/23/2006 |
Terayama, Lance S |
Island Movers/President |
$1,000 |
P |
08/08/2006 |
Tokioka, Franklin M |
$1,000 |
P |
06/08/2006 |
|
Wilkinson, Robert |
Grace Pacific Corporation/CEO |
$1,000 |
P |
06/30/2006 |
Wong, Denis Y |
Denis Wong & Associates/Owner |
$1,000 |
P |
07/10/2006 |
Yamamoto, Patricia A |
RMY Construction/Office Manager |
$1,000 |
P |
06/08/2006 |
Yokouchi, Masaru |
Retired/Retired |
$1,000 |
P |
08/17/2006 |
Schuman, Michael E |
PM Realty/Real Estate Broker |
$750 |
P |
09/01/2006 |
Andrasick, James S. |
$500 |
P |
09/14/2006 |
|
Becker, Ruth Ann |
Becker Communications/President |
$500 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
Broder, Sherry |
Law Offices of Sherry Broder/Attorn |
$500 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
Caulfield, Gary |
First Hawaiian Bank/Vice Chairman |
$500 |
P |
07/13/2006 |
Cayetano, Benjamin J |
Retired/Retired |
$500 |
P |
09/02/2006 |
Cayetano, Benjamin J |
Retired/Retired |
$500 |
P |
06/16/2006 |
Chandler, Susan M |
$500 |
P |
08/17/2006 |
|
Ching, Doris M |
University of Hawaii/Retired Vice-P |
$500 |
P |
08/22/2006 |
Chong, Leighton K |
Godbey Griffiths Reiss & Chong/IP A |
$500 |
P |
08/22/2006 |
Flanigan, Lyn |
$500 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
|
Freitas, Rockne C |
Hawaii Community College/Chancellor |
$500 |
P |
08/04/2006 |
Gaines, James R Dr. |
University of Hawaii/Interm VP for |
$500 |
P |
06/29/2006 |
Germroth, David S. |
$500 |
P |
09/15/2006 |
|
Guerrero, Anthony Jr. |
$500 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
|
Hayashi Hirano, Amy |
PMCI Hawaii/Consultant |
$500 |
P |
06/07/2006 |
Haynes, James J II |
$500 |
P |
07/20/2006 |
|
Hiam, Robert P |
HMSA/CEO |
$500 |
P |
07/20/2006 |
Himeno, Sharon R |
$500 |
P |
06/22/2006 |
|
Ho, Randall Y |
$500 |
P |
07/13/2006 |
|
Hong, Lea |
$500 |
P |
06/07/2006 |
|
Horner, Donald |
$500 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
|
Humphreys, Mina L |
Self-employed/Consultant |
$500 |
P |
07/01/2006 |
Ing, J. Douglas |
Watanabe Ing & Komeiji LLP/Attorney |
$500 |
P |
06/16/2006 |
Kai, Gary K |
$500 |
P |
09/10/2006 |
|
Kai, Gary K |
Towne Development of Hawaii/Finance |
$500 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
Katz, Robert S |
$500 |
P |
06/07/2006 |
|
Kerr, David E |
Construction Management Goup/Presid |
$500 |
P |
07/17/2006 |
Kirimitsu, Walter S |
St. Louis School/President |
$500 |
P |
08/08/2006 |
Koga, Chester T |
R. M. Towill Corporation/Planner |
$500 |
P |
09/02/2006 |
Kumagai, James S. |
Retired/Retired |
$500 |
P |
07/17/2006 |
Lapilio, Thalia O |
Ku`iwalu/Owner |
$500 |
P |
08/08/2006 |
Lau, Christopher L |
Towne Development of Hawaii/Preside |
$500 |
P |
06/13/2006 |
Leavitt, James Jr. |
Leavitt Yamane & Soldner/Attorney |
$500 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
Lee, Howard J |
Retired/Retired |
$500 |
P |
08/29/2006 |
Lim, Alice |
$500 |
P |
08/22/2006 |
|
Lim, Darrell |
Darrell Lim and Company Inc./Princi |
$500 |
P |
08/22/2006 |
Lui-Kwan, Timothy J |
$500 |
P |
06/05/2006 |
|
Martin, Watters O Jr. |
Martin Rentals/Owner |
$500 |
P |
08/04/2006 |
Matsumoto, Gail S |
N/A/Homemaker |
$500 |
P |
07/18/2006 |
Musto, J N |
UH Professional Assembly/Executive |
$500 |
P |
06/29/2006 |
Naya, Seiji F |
Retired/Retired |
$500 |
P |
07/01/2006 |
Nishizaki, Ernest K |
Kyoya Company Ltd./EVP/COO |
$500 |
P |
08/19/2006 |
North, Gary J |
$500 |
P |
09/14/2006 |
|
North, Gary J |
Matson Navigation/SVP |
$500 |
P |
06/02/2006 |
Okamoto, Gary T |
$500 |
P |
06/15/2006 |
|
Ostrander, Gary K |
University of Hawaii-Rsch & Gr/Vice |
$500 |
P |
07/05/2006 |
Ozak, Laura |
Cronin Fried Sekiya Kekina/Nurse at |
$500 |
P |
07/12/2006 |
Paty, William Woods Jr. |
Robinson Trust/Executive |
$500 |
P |
08/04/2006 |
Pavey, Judith A |
Judith Ann Pavey Attorney at/Attorn |
$500 |
P |
06/26/2006 |
Peroff, Valentine Jr. |
Stealtech/President |
$500 |
P |
08/22/2006 |
Pietsch, David T Jr. |
$500 |
P |
07/13/2006 |
|
Price, Warren III |
Price Okamoto Himeno & Lum/Attorney |
$500 |
P |
06/22/2006 |
Ramos, Teresita V |
UH Manoa/Professor |
$500 |
P |
08/22/2006 |
Schapperle, John F |
$500 |
P |
07/18/2006 |
|
Schiller, Martin D |
Schiller Agency/President |
$500 |
P |
06/21/2006 |
Singer, Hersh |
SMS/Owner |
$500 |
P |
08/04/2006 |
Stone, James J |
Law Offices of James Stone/Attorney |
$500 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
Takaki, Donn M |
ICES/President |
$500 |
P |
08/08/2006 |
Takaki, Ryan Z |
DSR/President |
$500 |
P |
08/08/2006 |
Tilker, Marvin J TTE |
Retired/Retired |
$500 |
P |
06/15/2006 |
Toguchi, Charles T |
Self-employed/Consultant |
$500 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
Toyofuku, Robert S |
$500 |
P |
07/01/2006 |
|
Turbin, Richard |
Law Offices of Richard Turbin/Attor |
$500 |
P |
06/08/2006 |
Van Dyke, Jon |
University of Hawaii at Manoa/Profe |
$500 |
P |
08/22/2006 |
Van Dyke, Jon |
University of Hawaii at Manoa/Profe |
$500 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
Vasconcellos, Vaught G |
Akimeka/President |
$500 |
P |
08/22/2006 |
Vieira, Keith M |
$500 |
P |
07/20/2006 |
|
Vogel, Carl-Wilhelm |
Cancer Research Ctr of Hawaii/Direc |
$500 |
P |
07/17/2006 |
Watanabe, Jeffrey N |
Watanabe Ing & Komeiji LLP/Attorney |
$500 |
P |
06/21/2006 |
Weinberg, Jan M |
Jan Weinberg Attorney at Law/Attorn |
$500 |
P |
07/07/2006 |
Wheelock, Richard |
$500 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
|
Yamane, John |
Leavitt Yamane & Soldner/Attorney |
$500 |
P |
06/09/2006 |
Zane, Sheldon S |
$500 |
P |
08/18/2006 |
|
Johnson, Rex D |
Hawaii Tourism Authority/Executive |
$300 |
P |
07/28/2006 |
Akana, Kahikina D |
$250 |
P |
08/24/2006 |
|
Akiba, Lorraine H |
$250 |
P |
07/08/2006 |
|
Alm, Robert A |
|
$250 |
P |
07/18/2006 |
Barbee, Patti A. |
Keanu Blends LLC/Owner |
$250 |
P |
09/20/2006 |
Carvalho, James Crawford |
$250 |
P |
08/22/2006 |
|
Havre, Randolph C |
Ballesteros Havre & Assoc. In/Finan |
$250 |
P |
08/21/2006 |
Heenan, David A |
$250 |
P |
08/09/2006 |
|
Hoag, John A |
HRI Laie/C.O.B |
$250 |
P |
07/20/2006 |
Long, Keahiahi |
N/A/Student |
$250 |
P |
08/02/2006 |
Clayton Hee is expected to testify regarding his business, professional, political and personal relationships with Kamehameha Schools, Judge Kevin Chang, Judge Patrick Yim, Judge Eden Elizabeth Hifo, Judge David Ezra, Judge Barry Kurren, Faye Kurren, Gilbert Tam, Robert Kihune, Eric Yeaman, Norman Mineta, Dan Inouye, Neil Abercrombie, Jack Abramoff, Ed Case, Steve Case, The Hawaii Super-Ferry, Al Hee, Robert Johnston, Mary Lou Woo, Steven Guttman, James Duca, Stanley Hong, Harold C. Johnston, Chad Johnston, Summit Communications, Sandwich Isles Communications, Haunani Apoliona, The Nature Conservancy, Bob Awana, Linda Lingle, Hiram Fong, Sr., Hiram Fong, Jr., Judith Neustadter Fuqua, Francis Keala, Henry Peters, Richard Wong, Margery Bronster, Earl Anzai, Lyn Anzai, Benjamin Cayetano, Gary Rodriguez, David Fairbanks, Sidney Ayabe, John Waihee III, George Ariyoshi, Randy Funn, Grant Johnston, Chad Johnston, Lynne Waters, Lynne Waters Communications, Tom Okamura, Guido Giacometti, Sukamto Sia, Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Rowena Akana, John Waihee IV, Abraham Aiona, Oswald Stender, Haunani Apoliona, Charles Ota, John Goemans, Hawaii Visitors & Convention Bureau, Bank of Hawaii, Maui Planning Commission, Hawaii Land Use Commission, John Kai, University of Hawaii, City Department of Planning & Permitting, Robert Katz, Matt Tsukazaki, David Farmer, Judge Robert Faris, Michael Powell, Colin Powell, Steve Goodfellow, and other entities to be named upon discovery.
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www.kycbs.net/Broken-Trust-Book.htm
www.kycbs.net/First-Hawaiian-Bank.htm
www.kycbs.net/Hawaiian-Electric.htm
www.kycbs.net/Hawaiian-Home-Lands.htm
www.kycbs.net/Hawaii-Superferry.htm
www.kycbs.net/NatureConservancy.htm
www.kycbs.net/Nature-Conservancy-Hawaii.htm
www.kycbs.net/SandwichIsles.htm
www.kycbs.net/Summit-Communications.htm
www.kycbs.net/PunaConnection.htm
www.kycbs.net/QueenEmmaFoundation.htm
www.kycbs.net/Claims-By-Harmon.htm
www.kycbs.net/Claims-Branch-AAA.htm
www.kycbs.net/Claims-Branch-Kessner-Duca.htm
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