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16Articles are in chronological order - <A HREF="#recent">most recent articles
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20<CENTER><A HREF="#1897">1897</A> &nbsp; <A HREF="#1992">1992</A> &nbsp; <A HREF="#1993">1993</A> &nbsp; <A HREF="#1994">1994</A> &nbsp; <A HREF="#1995">1995</A> &nbsp; <A HREF="#1996">1996</A> &nbsp; <A HREF="#1997">1997</A> &nbsp; <A HREF="#1998">1998</A> &nbsp; <A HREF="#1999">1999</A> &nbsp; <A HREF="#2014">2014</A> &nbsp; <A HREF="#2015">2015</A><P>
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28<B><A HREF="upena-kukui.html">Ka `Upena Kukui Archives</A></B>: News clips on sovereignty <BR>
29&quot;The Net of Light&quot; - Hawai`i News, Internet Edition, June 1995 to October 1996
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31<HR>
32<A NAME="1897"></A>
33<H2>1897</H2>
34<B><A HREF="sfcall.html">Many Thousands of Native Hawaiians Sign a Protest to the United States Government Against Annexation</A></B><BR>
35The San Francisco Call, September 30, 1897
36<P>
37<HR>
38<A NAME="1992"></A>
39<H2>1992</H2>
40
41<B><A HREF="burgess.html">Hawaii Independence: Voters weren't offered this option</A></B><BR>
42The Honolulu Advertiser, December 27, 1992
43<HR>
44<A NAME="1993"></A>
45<H2>1993</H2>
46<P>
47<B><A HREF="flag-lowered.html">Hawaii Governor Bans U.S. Flag</A></B><BR>
48 The Los Angeles Times, January 17, 1993 
49<P>
50<B><A HREF="acknowledges.html">U.S. acknowledges wrong in 1893 Hawaii overthrow</A><BR>
51Clinton issues a formal apology 100 years after the fact<BR></B>
52Honolulu Star-Bulletin, November 23, 1993
53<P>
54<B>"Turning the Tide: Journal of Anti-Racist Activism, Research & Education"</B><BR>
55Volume 6, #5-6, December 1993
56<UL>
57<LI><A HREF="turningthetide-6-1.html">Hawaiian Sovereignty: PART's Perspective</A>
58<LI><A HREF="turningthetide-6-2.html">Kanaka Maoli (Hawaiian People) Subjected to Genocide at the Hands of U.S. and State</A>, by Ka Ho'okolokolonui Kanaka Maoli Judges
59<LI><A HREF="turningthetide-6-3.html">Hawaiian Sovereignty</A>, by Anuhea Reimann-Giegerl
60<LI><A HREF="turningthetide-6-4.html">Ka Lahui Hawai'i: A Native Initiative for Sovereignty</A>, by Mililani B. Trask
61<LI><A HREF="turningthetide-6-5.html">A New Afrikan Prisoner's View of Hawaiian Sovereignty</A>, by Sanyika Shakur
62<LI><A HREF="turningthetide-6-6.html">From The Outside Looking In ... My Views on Sovereignty</A>, by Karen Eoff
63</UL>
64<P>
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66<HR>
67<A NAME="1994"></A>
68<H2>1994</H2>
69<B><A HREF="profapology.html">Professor Believes U.S. Apology Gives
70Hawaiians Right to Nationhood</A></B><BR>
71Maui Press, January 14-20, 1994 
72<P>
73<A HREF="procart.html"><IMG SRC="procartsm.gif" BORDER="1" WIDTH="67" HEIGHT=
74"40" ALIGN=bottom><B>Group Declares Hawaiian Independence</B></A><BR>
75Honolulu Advertiser, January 17, 1994 
76<P>
77<B><A HREF="elders.html">Elders Gather to Discuss Establishment of
78Hawaii Provisional Government</A></B><BR>
79Maui Press, March 18-24, 1994
80<P>
81<B><A HREF="http://kuhttp.cc.ukans.edu/~marc/geography/oceania/hawaii.html">Stolen Islands: Hawai`i Demands Sovereignty</A></B><BR>
82Breakthrough, Spring 1994 
83<P>
84<A HREF="soa.html"><IMG SRC="soacovsm.gif" ALT="*" BORDER="1" WIDTH="50"
85HEIGHT="59" ALIGN=bottom><B>The Overthrow of the
86Monarchy</B></A><BR>
87''Spirit of <IMG SRC="soaloha.gif" ALT="Aloha" ALIGN=top WIDTH="50" HEIGHT="13">,'' May 1994<BR>
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93<P>
94<B>"Turning the Tide: Journal of Anti-Racist Activism, Research & Education"</B><BR>
95Volume 7, #3-4, Summer 1994
96<UL>
97<LI><A HREF="turningthetide-7-1.html">Save Our Surf</A>, by John Kelly
98<LI><A HREF="turningthetide-7-2.html">Hawaiian Sovereignty and Environmental Protection: The Protect Kohanaiki Ohana</A>, by Karen Eoff
99</UL>
100<P>
101<B>Political Cartoon:<BR>
102<A HREF="corky.html"><IMG SRC="corkysm.gif" ALIGN=middle ALT="*" BORDER=
103"1" WIDTH="55" HEIGHT="38"> Corky's Hawaii</A></B><BR>
104Honolulu Star-Bulletin, October 10, 1994
105<P>
106<A HREF="soon.html"><IMG ALIGN=BOTTOM SRC="puuflagsm.gif" BORDER="1"></A>
107<A HREF="soon.html"><B>Sovereignty is Coming Soon</B></A><BR>
108'Voices of Sovereignty' - Honolulu Advertiser, October 11, 1994 
109<P>
110<A HREF="csmgif.html"><IMG SRC="csmplatsm.gif" ALT="*" BORDER="1" WIDTH=
111"70" HEIGHT="35" ALIGN=bottom><B>Hawaii's Search
112for Sovereignty</B></A> (<A HREF="csm.html">without images</A> - faster)<BR>
113Christian Science Monitor, October 17, 1994 
114<P>
115<B><A HREF="freeisles.html">Free isles would still draw tourists, advocate
116says</A></B><BR>
117Honolulu Star-Bulletin, December 8, 1994 
118<P>
119<B><A HREF="sovonline.html">Sovereignty group goes online to push claim</A></B><BR>
120Honolulu Advertiser, December 10, 1994 
121<P>
122<B><A HREF="carveshome.html">Nation of Hawaii carves out a home</A></B><BR>
123Honolulu Star-Bulletin, December 27, 1994 
124<P>
125<HR>
126<A NAME="1995"></A>
127<H2>1995</H2>
128<P>
129<b><a href="10diff.html">10 Who Made a Difference in 1994</a></b><br>
130Dennis "Bumpy" Kanahele...His actions turned sovereignty into more than just a concept<br>
131Honolulu Star-Bulletin, January 2, 1995
132<P>
133<B><A HREF="sovthemes.html">Sovereign themes mark Lili`uokalani's arrest</A></B><BR>
134Honolulu Advertiser, January 17, 1995 
135<P>
136<B><A HREF="natlgeo.html">Hawaii's Native Islanders Serious About Sovereignty</A></B><BR>
137National Geographic News Service, January 18, 1995 
138<P>
139<A HREF="rebirth.html"><IMG SRC="veasm.gif" ALT="*" BORDER="0" WIDTH="73"
140HEIGHT="50" ALIGN=bottom><B>Rebirth of a Nation</B></A><BR>
141Honolulu Advertiser, February 26, 1995 
142<P>
143<B><A HREF="giveback.html">Is It Time to Give Back Hawai`i?</A></B><BR>
144New York Times, June 27, 1995<BR>
145(a full page ad sponsored by the Hawai`i Ecumenical Coalition) 
146<P>
147<B><A HREF="warns.html">Nation of Hawaii warns U.S., state judges</A></B><BR>
148Honolulu Advertiser, June 28, 1995 
149<P>
150<B><A HREF="traffic.html">Nation of Hawaii traffic offender gets unique
151deal</A></B><BR>
152Honolulu Star-Bulletin, July 7, 1995 
153<P>
154<B><A HREF="birth.html">The Birth of a nation in Puuhonua</A></B><BR>
155Honolulu Advertiser, July 9, 1995 
156<P>
157<B><A HREF="groupcites.html">Group cites '93 apology by U.S.</A></B><BR>
158Honolulu Advertiser, July 9, 1995 
159<P>
160<B><A HREF="newtime.html">The Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement</A></B><BR>
161NewTime Magazine, June 1995 
162<P>
163<B><A HREF="july4-95.html">Re-enactment of 1894 'takeover' booed</A></B><BR>
164Replay vital to Hawaiians, Burgess tell palace crowd<BR>
165Honolulu Advertiser, July 5, 1995
166<P>
167<B><A HREF="showdown.html">Nation 'showdown' set</A></B><BR>
168Honolulu Advertiser, July 13, 1995 
169<P>
170<B><A HREF="prosecute.html">Kanahele: Nation of Hawaii to prosecute
171lawbreakers</A></B><BR>
172Honolulu Star-Bulletin, July 13, 1995 
173<P>
174<B><A HREF="jailed.html">Nation leader Kanahele jailed</A></B><BR>
175Honolulu Advertiser, August 3, 1995 
176<P>
177<B><A HREF="taxprotester.html">Kanahele accused of aiding '90 tax protester</A></B><BR>
178Honolulu Advertiser, August 3, 1995 
179<P>
180<B><A HREF="bail.html">Kanahele bail denied while he awaits trial</A></B><BR>
181Honolulu Advertiser, August 5, 1995 
182<P>
183<B><A HREF="politpris.html">Kanahele: 'I'm a political prisoner'</A></B><BR>
184Honolulu Advertiser, August 8, 1995 
185<P>
186<B><A HREF="nobail.html">No bail for Kanahele, federal judge rules</A></B><BR>
187Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 10, 1995 
188<P>
189<B><A HREF="baildenial.html">Kanahele bail denial is upheld</A></B><BR>
190Honolulu Advertiser, August 10, 1995 
191<P>
192<B><A HREF="backbail.html">Ex-parole chief, legal group back Kanahele
193bail</A></B><BR>
194Honolulu Advertiser, August 10, 1995 
195<P>
196<B><A HREF="activist.html">Hawaiian activist thrown in jail</A></B><BR>
197Workers World News Service, August 31, 1995 
198<P>
199<B><A HREF="military.html">Military has history of abuse in Hawaii</A></B><BR>
200Honolulu Advertiser, Letter to the Editor, September 6, 1995 
201<P>
202<B><A HREF="nonukes.html">Marchers demand 'no nukes'</A></B><BR>
203Worker's World, September 14, 1995 
204<P>
205<B><A HREF="double.html">Double Standard for U.S. Political Prisoners</A></B><BR>
206Lafayette Journal & Courier, September 16, 1995 
207<P>
208<B><A HREF="delayed.html">Kanahele's state trial delayed until Thursday</A></B><BR>
209Honolulu Advertiser, September 16, 1995 
210<P>
211<B><A HREF="cashing.html">Cashing in on Sovereignty</A></B><BR>
212Honolulu Weekly, September 27, 1995 
213<P>
214<A HREF="http://www.boardwatch.com/"><IMG SRC="boardwatch.gif" ALIGN=bottom
215BORDER="1" "VSPACE=4" "HSPACE=8" WIDTH="80" HEIGHT="20" NATURALSIZEFLAG=
216"3"></A><B><A HREF="http://www.boardwatch.com/mag/95/oct/bwm32.htm">`Onipa`a:
217Hawai'ian Sovereignty BBS</A></B><BR>
218<A HREF="http://www.boardwatch.com/">Boardwatch Magazine</A>, Direct Dial,
219October 1995 
220<P>
221<B><A HREF="church.html">Church, community leaders push for Kanahele's
222release</A></B><BR>
223Honolulu Advertiser, Tuesday, October 3, 1995 
224<P>
225<B><A HREF="reality.html">The Reality of Sovereignty</A></B><BR>
226<FONT SIZE=-1>Open letter to the People of Hawai`i by Pu`uhonua Kanahele
227from Halawa Prison</FONT><BR>
228Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, October 11, 1995 
229<P>
230<B><A HREF="prosecution.html">Prosecution or Persecution?</A></B><BR>
231Honolulu Weekly, Wednesday, October 11, 1995 
232<P>
233<B><A HREF="trialopens.html">Trial opens today for Kanahele</A></B><BR>
234Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Thursday, October 12, 1995 
235<P>
236<B><A HREF="citessovereignty.html">Kanahele's lawyer cites sovereignty
237at activist's trial</A></B><BR>
238Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, October 13, 1995 
239<P>
240<B><A HREF="s-word.html">Bumpy trial opens with the 's' word</A></B><BR>
241Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Friday, October 13, 1995 
242<P>
243<B><A HREF="lands.html">Kanahele lands in traffic court, 3-year-old
244case ends with fines</A></B><BR>
245Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tuesday, October 17, 1995 
246<P>
247<B><A HREF="observers.html">Kanahele's trial draws interesting observers</A></B><BR>
248Honolulu Advertiser, October 18, 1995 
249<P>
250<B><A HREF="rests.html">Kanahele prosecution rests case</A></B><BR>
251Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, October 19, 1995 
252<P>
253<B><A HREF="original.html">Original treaties steal show at Kanahele
254trial</A></B><BR>
255Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, October 20, 1995 
256<P>
257<B><A HREF="treaties.html">Kanahele's lawyer subpoenas Hawaii treaties</A></B><BR>
258Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Friday, October 20, 1995 
259<P>
260<B><A HREF="encounter.html">Kanahele defense witness testifies about
261police encounter</A></B><BR>
262Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, October 25, 1995 
263<P>
264<B><A HREF="testify.html">Kanahele won't testify since he can't raise
265the sovereignty issue</A></B><BR>
266Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, October 26, 1995 
267<P>
268<B><A HREF="jury.html">Jury begins deliberations in Kanahele federal
269trial</A></B><BR>
270Honolulu Advertiser, Saturday, October 28, 1995 
271<P>
272<B><A HREF="deadlocked.html">Kanahele jury deadlocked on 2 of 3 charges</A></B><BR>
273Honolulu Advertiser, Tuesday, October 31, 1995 
274<P>
275<B><A HREF="impasse.html">Judge tells Kanahele jury: Keep deliberating</A></B><BR>
276Despite an impasse and defense protests, she orders jurors to press on<BR>
277Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tuesday, October 31, 1995 
278
279<P>
280<A HREF="watts.html"><IMG SRC="wattssm.gif" ALT="*" BORDER="1" WIDTH="48"
281HEIGHT="82" ALIGN=bottom><B>On location in Hawai'i:
282Two Perspectives</B></A><BR>
283By Robert M. Watts, Honolulu Magazine, November 1995 
284<P>
285<B><A HREF="turmoil.html">Turmoil surrounds Kanahele mistrial</A></B><BR>
286Juror suspected of misconduct; jury tampering question raised<BR>
287Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, November 1, 1995 
288<P>
289<B><A HREF="split.html">Two jurors disagree how jury split</A></B><BR>
290One says most favored guilty on 2 counts<BR>
291Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, November 1, 1995 
292<P>
293<B><A HREF="wait.html">Kanahele trial likely to wait until January</A></B><BR>
294Juror misconduct and possible tampering led to mistrial<BR>
295Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, November 1, 1995 
296<P>
297<B><A HREF="dismissed.html">Dismissed jurors say most were leaning
298toward felony convictions</A></B><BR>
299Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, November 1, 1995 
300<P>
301<B>
301<A HREF="retrial.html">Kanahele retrial set Jan. 3; more jail unjust,
302lawyer says</A></B><BR>
303Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, November 2, 1995 
304<P>
305<B><A HREF="supporters.html">Supporters planning bail for 'Bumpy' before
306retrial</A></B><BR>
307And his attorney also plans to file motions to acquit him of all charges<BR>
308Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Thursday, November 2, 1995 
309<P>
310<B><A HREF="knuckleheads.html">Let Bumpy out of jail, ya knuckleheads</A></B><BR>
311Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Monday, November 6, 1995 
312<P>
313<B><A HREF="appropriate.html">Bail appropriate for Kanahele</A></B><BR>
314Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, November 9, 1995
315<P>
316<B><A HREF="defense.html">Kanahele's trial is in defense of all rights</A></B><BR>
317Kauai Times, Thursday, November 9, 1995
318<P>
319
320<B><A HREF="leash.html">Judge sets Kanahele 'free with a short leash'</A></B><BR>
321He's sent to halfway house to await a new trial and told not the visit the Nation of Hawaii's headquarters<BR>
322Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tuesday, November 14, 1995
323<P>
324<B><A HREF="halfway-house.html">Kanahele to go from prison to halfway house</A></B><BR>
325Honolulu Advertiser, Tuesday, November 14, 1995
326<P>
327<B>Editorial - <A HREF="half-way.html">Bumpy Kanahele: Half-way out of jail</A></B><BR> 
328Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, November 15, 1995 
329<P>
330<B><A HREF="mend-fences.html">Kanahele out to mend fences</A></B><BR>
331More conciliatory stance toward other Hawaiians<BR>
332The Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, November 15, 1995
333<P>
334<B><A HREF="stint.html">Kanahele says stint in prison changed him</A></B><BR> 	
335He is ready to work with other groups to achieve sovereignty, he says<BR> 
336Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, November 15, 1995
337<P>
338<B><A HREF="http://www.maui.net/~haltimes/archive/sovrn/sov07.htm">Kanahele Mistrial - What Happened</A></B><BR>
339Haleakala Times, November 15, 1995
340<P>
341<B><A HREF="priestess.html">Federal priestess enforces tyranny by hiding the Bill of Rights</A></B><BR>
342MOUNTAIN MEDIA SYNDICATIONS, November 19, 1995
343<P>
344<B><A HREF="anniversary.html">Kanahele's court date will be overthrow
345anniversary</A></B><BR>
346The change has inspired Nation leader, his lawyer says<BR>
347Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Thursday, November 23, 1995
348<P>
349<B><A HREF="polynesian.html">Polynesian Political Prisoner or Dennis the Menace to Society?</A></B><BR>        
350Voices of Change, December 1995 
351<P>
352<B><A HREF="walks.html">Judge walks out - lawyer for Kanahele won't shut up</A></B><BR>
353The Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, December 27, 1995
354<P>
355<B><A HREF="thrown-out.html">Kanahele's lawyer wants mistrial ruling thrown out</A></B><BR>
356He hopes juror testimony will support his opinion there was no tampering<BR>
357Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, December 27, 1995
358<P>
359<B><A HREF="marshal.html">U.S. marshal may be reason for mistrial</A></B><BR>
360Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Saturday, December 30, 1995
361<P>
362<HR>
363<A NAME="1996"></A>
364<H2>1996</H2>
365<P>
366<B><A HREF="kahale-kt.html">Column on Kahale Smith</A></B><BR>
367by Sue Dixon, Editor, Kauai Times, January 19, 1996
368<P>
369<B><A HREF="upena-kukui.html#kahale">Anahalo man dies in DHHL eviction</A></B><BR>
370`Upena Kukui Internet News, Friday, January 19, 1996
371<P>
372<B><A HREF="kahale-eviction.html">Hawaiian dies during eviction<BR>
373Kauai man burns home, himself, after long court fight with state</B></A><BR>
374The Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, January 19, 1996 
375<P>
376<B><A HREF="kahale-home.html">Smith loved, hated Hawaiian Home</A></B><BR>
377Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Friday, January 19, 1996
378<P>
379<B><A HREF="kahale-anatomy.html">A step-by-step anatomy of a tragedy</A></B><BR>
380Honolulu Star-Bulletin,  Friday, January 19, 1996 
381<P>
382<B><A HREF="kahale-angered.html">Hawaiians angered by fiery death on Kauai<BR>
383They're outraged at eviction action</A></B><BR>
384Honolulu Advertiser, Saturday, January 20, 1996
385<P>
386<B><A HREF="kahale-vigil.html">Big Island vigil to mourn Kauai homestead activist</A></B><BR>
387Honolulu Advertiser, Saturday, January 20, 1996
388<P>
389<B><A HREF="kahale-goals.html">State goals, Hawaiian rights issue collide</A></B><BR>
390Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Saturday, January 20, 1996 
391<P>
392<B><A HREF="kahale-critics.html">Critics focus on home land fire death</A></B><BR>
393Honolulu Advertiser, Tuesday, January 23, 1996 
394<P>
395<B><A HREF="kahale-agencies.html">2 agencies in accord on eviction decisions</A></B><BR>
396Honolulu Advertiser, Saturday, January 27, 1996 
397<P>
398<B><A HREF="allowed.html">Kanahele allowed to go home</A></B><BR>
399Hawaiian activist restricted while he's back in Waimanalo<BR>
400Honolulu Advertiser, Saturday, February 10, 1996
401<P>
402<B><A HREF="out.html">Kanahele out on bail, but there's a catch</A></B><BR>
403He's not allowed to visit the 'Nation of Hawaii' headquarters<BR>
404Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Saturday, February 10, 1996
405<P>
406<B><A HREF="voting.html">Sovereignty voting renamed for clarity</A></B><BR>
407Honolulu Advertiser, February 12, 1996
408<P>
409<B><A HREF="willing.html">Sovereignty: Most of us seem willing</A></B><BR>
410Editorial: Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, February 23, 1996
411<P>
412<B>
412<A HREF="county.html">County request for Native Hawaiian redress to be hand delivered to Capital</A></B><BR>
413West Hawaii Today,  February 28, 1996
414<P>
415<B><A HREF="dallas.html">Sovereignty Activist Dallas Vogeler dies</A></B><BR>
416Honolulu Advertiser, March 1, 1996
417<P>
418<B><A HREF="pacific.html">US tipped to face territorial challenges from tiny Pacific states</A></B><BR>
419Agence France-Presse, March 28, 1996
420<P>
421<B><A HREF="http://www.access.digex.net/~nsbamags/0396f1.html">The Net Comes Alive in Living Color</A></B><BR>
422Electronic School Magazine, March 1996
423<P>
424<B><A HREF="rape.html">The Rape of Paradise: The Second Century</A><BR>
425Hawai'ians Grope Toward Sovereignty As The U.S. President Apologizes</B><BR>
426Perceptions Magazine, March/April 1996  
427<P>
428<B><A HREF="postponed.html">New Kanahele trial postponed until ruling by appellate court</A></B><BR>
429Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tuesday, April 23, 1996
430<P>
431<B><A HREF="referendum.html">Native Hawaiians Vote in Ethnic Referendum</A></B><BR>
432The New York Times, July 23, 1996
433<P>
434<B><A HREF="board.html">Bumpy joins Waimanalo Neighborhood Board</A></B><BR>
435Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 14, 1996
436<P>
437<B><A HREF="washpost.html">Native Hawaiians Consider Asking for Their Islands Back</A><BR>
438100-Year-Old Cause Spurs Sovereignty Vote</B><BR>
439The Washington Post, Tuesday, August 27, 1996
440<P>
441<B><A HREF="kahale-ohana.html">ANAHOLA FAMILY LOSES FATHER AS WELL AS RIGHT TO LAND</A></B><BR>
442Kauai Times, Wednesday, August 28, 1996
443<P>
444<A HREF="thrownout.html"><B>Kanahele conviction thrown out</B></A><BR>
445Garden Island News, August 29, 1996
446<P>
447<A HREF="counter.html"><B>Counter of Native Hawaiian Vote subject to angry threats</B></A><BR>
448The Maui News, State News In Brief, Friday, August 30, 1996
449<P>
450<A HREF="http://www.hightimes.com/ht/mag/9609/hawaii.html"><B>THE SOVEREIGN NATION OF HAWAI'I - Come Again?</B></A><BR>
451High Times Magazine, September 1996
452<P>
453<B><A HREF="yes.html">73 percent say yes to Hawaiian sovereignty</A></B><BR>
454Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Thursday, September 12, 1996
455<P>
456<B><A HREF="step.html">Hawaiians take step toward self-determination</A></B><BR>
457The Associated Press, Thursday, September 12, 1996
458<P>
459<B><A HREF="meaning.html">What meaning does the sovereignty vote have for our community?</A></B><BR>
460Haleakala Times, September 17 - 30, 1996
461<P>
462
463<B><A HREF="struggle.html">Hawaii's struggle for independence</A></B><BR>
464Natives voted 3-1 for sovereignty. The islands could again be a nation within the decade.<BR>
465The Orange County Register, November 9, 1996 
466<P>
467<B><A HREF="betrayal.html">Hawaii's annexation a story of betrayal</A></B><BR>
468The islands were a proud and independent nation when Capt. James Cook waded ashore in 1778.<BR>
469The Orange County Register, November 9, 1996 
470<P>
471<B><A HREF="voa.html">Hawaiian Sovereignty #1: The Apology Law</A></B><BR>
472Voice of America, November 12, 1996
473<P>
474<B><A HREF="voa.html">Hawaiian Sovereignty #2: The People and The Land</A></B><BR>
475Voice of America, November 13, 1996
476<P>
477<B><A HREF="voa.html">Hawaiian Sovereignty #3: What Model?</A></B><BR>
478Voice of America, November 14, 1996
479<P>
480<B><A HREF="voa.html">Hawaiian Sovereignty #4: What Next?</A></B><BR>
481Voice of America, November 15, 1996
482<P>
483<B><A HREF="meeting.html">Hawaiian Sovereignty Subject of Meeting Saturday at Blaisdell Arena</A></B><BR>
484The Maui News, December 12, 1996 
485<P>
486<B><A HREF="court-rejects.html">Court Rejects Kanahele's Request To Have Charges Dismissed </A></B><BR>
487 The Maui News, December 12, 1996 
488<P>
489<HR>
490<A NAME="1997"></A>
491<H2>1997</H2>
492<P>
493<B><A HREF="expires.html">Sovereignty council expires</A></B><BR>
494West Hawaii Today, January 2, 1997
495<P>
496<B><A HREF="mauiunity.html">Hawaiians strive for unity</A></B><BR>
497The Maui News, Sunday, January 5, 1997
498<P>
499<B><A HREF="title.html">
499Title claims block isle land deals</A></B><BR>
500<B>A company uses Hawaiian Kingdom law to challenge property ownership</B><BR>
501Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, January 8, 1997
502<P>
503<B><A HREF="title-disputes.html">State won't step into Perfect Title deed disputes</A></B><BR>
504<B>The attorney general's office say bills before the Legislature already address the issue</B><BR>
505Honolulu Star-Bulletin, January 29, 1997
506<P>
507<B><A HREF="pai-eviction.html">Pai Ohana faces eviction from National Park</A></B><BR>
508West Hawaii Today, January 30, 1997
509<P>
510<B><A HREF="pai-remains.html">Pai Family Remains on U.S. Land, Talks Fail</A></B><BR>
511West Hawaii Today, January 31, 1997
512<P>
513<B><A HREF="pai-evicted.html">Officials Evict Pai Ohana, Make Arrests</A></B><BR>
514West Hawaii Today, February 16, 1997
515<P>
516<B><A HREF="pai-victory.html">Pai Eviction Considered 'Victory'</A></B><BR>
517West Hawaii Today, February 18, 1997
518<P>
519<A HREF="kahikinui.html"><B>Hawaiian Families Reclaim Their Native Home at Kahikinui</B></A><BR>
520Associated Press, March 17, 1997
521<P>
522<A HREF="thundering.html"><B>Hawaiians' Thundering Protest Shakes Private Property Debate</B></A><BR>
523The Christian Science Monitor, May 29, 1997
524<P>
525<A HREF="abaj.html"><B>Greetings From Independent Hawaii</B></A><BR>
526American Bar Association Journal, June 1997
527<P>
528<B><A HREF="sudden-rush.html">Sudden Rush makes mark with 'Ku`e'</A><BR>
529Chant, English lyrics, topical issues combine in Hawaiian rap</B><BR>
530The Maui News, June 26, 1997 
531<P>
532<A HREF="switches.html"><B>Kanahele switches attorneys</B></A><BR>
533Associated Press, August 21, 1997
534<P>
535<A HREF="ptc-arrested.html"><B>Perfect Title workers jailed, records taken</B></A><BR>
536Honolulu Star-Bulletin, September 6, 1997
537<P>
538<A HREF="limbo.html"><B>A monarchy in limbo</B></A><BR>
539<B>Hawaii's royalty, overthrown illegally, may try for a comeback</B><BR>
540The Vancouver Sun, September 13, 1997 
541<P>
542<A HREF="ride.html"><B>BUMPY'S RIDE</B></A><BR>
543<B>A Hawaiian sovereignty activist settles with the feds</B><BR>
544The Honolulu Weekly, September 17 - 23, 1997 
545<P>
546<A HREF="oha-heeresigns.html"><B>Clayton Hee Resigns as OHA chairman</B></A><BR>
547Honolulu Star-Bulletin, October 9, 1997
548<P>
549<A HREF="oha-powershift.html"><B>Power shift on OHA board forces Hee to step down as chairman</B></A><BR>
550<B>DeSoto will probably succeed him</B><BR>
551The Associated Press, October 10, 1997
552<P>
553<A HREF="access.html"><B>PASH Access law raises many questions</B></A><BR>
554The Maui News, October 10, 1997
555<P>
556<A HREF="census.html"><B>Hawaiians get census category</B></A><BR>
557<B>The next census will list native Hawaiians alone, apart from Asians</B><BR>
558Honolulu Star-Bulletin, October 29, 1997 
559<P>
560<A HREF="pu-sounds.html"><B>The Pu Sounds - Sovereignty Progress Report</B></A><BR>
561Ka'u Landing, December 1997 
562<P>
563<B><A HREF="mandamus-highcourt.html">Perfect Title Co-Founder Sues Clinton in High Court</A><BR>
564The odds are long, but Sai has gotten his case on the justices' docket</B><BR>
565Honolulu Star-Bulletin, December 18, 1997
566<P>
567<HR>
568<A NAME="1998"></A>
569<H2>1998</H2>
570<P>
571<B><A HREF="alohamarch-benefit.html">Concert benefit for Aloha March</A></B><BR>
572Garden Island News, January 11, 1998
573<P>
574<B><A HREF="mandamus-proceeds.html">Perfect Title co-founder's Supreme Court suit proceeds after White House fails to respond</A><BR>
575A U.H. legal expert says Clinton's inaction is odd since he could have had the case thrown out</B><BR>
576Honolulu Star-Bulletin, January 13, 1998
577<P>
578<B><A HREF="case-protest.html">Demonstration aimed at heading off bill that creates a state trust for Hawaiian affairs</A></B><BR>
579Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Friday, January 30, 1998 
580<P>
581<B><A HREF="case-billtodie.html">Case's Hawaiian autonomy bill to die</A><BR>
582The measure faced opposition because a state-created autonomy would interfere with sovereignty efforts</B><BR>
583Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tuesday, February 3, 1998
584<P>
585<B><A HREF="case-billkilled.html">Autonomy bill that angered many Hawaiians will be killed</A></B><BR>
586The Associated Press, February 3, 1998
587<P>
588<B><A HREF="minimum.html">'Bumpy' Kanahele gets minimum term</A><BR>
589He sets his sights on turning 150,000 native Hawaiians into a voting bloc</B><BR>
590Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tuesday, February 3, 1998
591<P>
592<B><A HREF="sentenced.html">Sovereignty leader Kanahele sentenced to prison</A></B><BR>
593Associated Press, February 3, 1998
594<P>
595<B><A HREF="freeagain.html">Sovereignty Leader Free Again</A><BR>
596'Bumpy' Kanahele sees need to adopt a different approach</B><BR>
597Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, February 27, 1998 
598<P>
599<B><A HREF="sov-alohastate.html">Sovereignty in the Aloha State</A></B><BR>
600Universal Press Syndicate, March 6, 1998
601<P>
602<B><A HREF="mandamus-wonthear.html">Court won't hear case of title firm's co-founder</A></B><BR>
603Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Monday, March 23, 1998
604<P>
605<B><A HREF="mandamus-wonthear2.html">Supreme Court won't hear monarchy restoration case</A></B><BR>
606The Maui News, Tuesday, March 24, 1998  
607<P>
608<B><A HREF="http://www.retroactive.com/apr98/hawtraditions.html">How The Hawai'ians Lost Their Country</A></B><BR>
609Retroactive Magazine, April 1998
610<P>
611<B><A HREF="royal-claim.html">Another royal scion presses claim</A></B><BR>
612<B>Hearing urged on annexation</B><BR>
613Honolulu Advertiser, July 24, 1998 
614<p>
615<A NAME="annex"></A>
616<P>
617<B><A HREF="alohamarch-ceremonies.html">Ceremonies get under way tomorrow in Washington</A></B><BR>
618Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 6, 1998 
619<P>
620<B><A HREF="annex-prepare.html">Hawaiians prepare for anniversary of annexation</A><BR>
621Reproductions of the petition opposing annexation will be shown</B><BR>
622Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 6, 1998 
623<P>
624<B><A HREF="alohamarch-highlight.html">Hawaiians Highlight U.S. Annexation</A></B><BR>
625Associate Press, August 7, 1998
626<P>
627<B><A HREF="alohamarch-shns.html">Trouble in Paradise</A></B><BR>
628Scripps Howard News Service, August 7, 1998
629<P>
630<B><A HREF="alohamarch-begins.html">Aloha March begins in D.C.</A><BR>
631The event is drawing support and attention to issues important to native Hawaiians</B><BR>
632Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 7, 1998 
633<P>
634<B><A HREF="alohamarch-washpost0807.html">
634Hawaiian Prayer Vigil to Be Held Today</A></B><BR>
635Washington Post, August 7, 1998 
636<P>
637<B><A HREF="alohamarch-royalty.html">Hawaiian Royalty</A></B><BR>
638The Washington Post, August 8, 1998
639<P>
640<B><A HREF="alohamarch-charms.html">Aloha March charms capital, grabs attention</A></B><BR>
641Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 8, 1998
642<P>
643<B><A HREF="torch.html">Marchers lift torch to invite change on Hawaii centennial</A></B><BR>
644Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 8, 1998
645<P>
646<B><A HREF="alohamarch-markcentury.html">Poverty and discontent flourish in paradise</A><BR>
647Native Hawaiians mark a century of hardship, domination<BR></B>
648Baltimore Sun, August 8, 1998 
649<P>
650<B><A HREF="alohamarch-dcprotest.html">D.C. Protest Marks Annexation of Hawaii</A><BR>
651Century Later, Marchers Seek Sovereignty</B><BR>
652Washington Post, Sunday, August 9, 1998
653<P>
654<B><A HREF="silent-century.html">A majority, silent for a century</A></B><BR>
655The Maui News, August 9, 1998 
656<P>
657<B><A HREF="hawaiis-own1.html">Hawaii's Own: A look at a century of annexation</A></B> - Part 1<BR>
658Associated Press, August 9, 1998
659<P>
660<B><A HREF="hawaiis-own2.html">Hawaii's Own: A look at a century of annexation</A></B> - Part 2<BR>
661Associated Press, August 10, 1998
662<P>
663<B><A HREF="petition-unveiled.html">Century-old petition protesting annexation unveiled at Capitol</A></B><BR>
664Associated Press, August 10, 1998 
665<P>
666<B><A HREF="continue-march.html">Hawaiians continue march in observance of annexation</A></B><BR>
667Associated Press, August 10, 1998 
668<P>
669<B><A HREF="midweek-owana.html">Battle Royal </A><BR>
670Princess Owana Ka'ohelelani Salazar</B><BR>
671Midweek Cover Story, August 7-13, 1998
672<P>
673<B><A HREF="un-report.html">UN Report: Annexation could be declared invalid</A><BR>
674Clinton's 1993 apology is seen as casting new light on the 1897 treaty</B><BR>
675Native Hawaiians say being re-listed as a colony would give an opportunity to choose<BR>
676Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 11, 1998
677<P>
678<B><A HREF="fallen-warriors.html">Fallen warriors</A><BR>
679An 18-hour vigil at Iolani Palace will honor those now dead who significantly helped the Hawaiian movement</B><BR>
680Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 11, 1998
681<P>
682<B><A HREF="loss-nationhood.html">Loss of nationhood still leaves a bitter taste for some, even a century later</A></B><BR>
683San Jose Mercury News, August 11, 1998 
684<P>
685<B><A HREF="spiritual-unity.html">Spiritual leaders call for Unity</A><BR>
686Ceremonies at Iolani Palace mark 100 years since annexation</B><BR>
687Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 12, 1998 
688<P>
689<B><A HREF="torchmarch-ends.gif">91-hour torch march ends at Iolani Palace </A><BR>
690The 'pre-event' observed the centennial of the annexation of Hawaii</B><BR>
691Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 12, 1998
692<P>
693<B><A HREF="mausoleum-rites.html">Ceremonies 'make things right'</A><BR>
694Rites at the Royal Mausoleum honor Hawaiian ancestors, bring 'a rebirth' on the centennial of U.S. annexation</B><BR>
695Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 12, 1998 
696<P>
697<B><A HREF="un-issue.html">Activist ponders U.S. steps in U.N. issue</A><BR>
698Burgess looks at the ways the federal government could head off re-listing</B><BR>
699Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 12, 1998
700<P>
701<B><A HREF="optimism.html">Hawaiians look to future with optimism</A><BR>
702Many are hopeful that 'one day we will get our lands back; one day we will have a full nation'</B><BR>
703Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 13, 1998 
704<P>
705<B><A HREF="raising-flag.html">Raising of Hawaiian flag over palace stirs emotions</A><BR>
706'What if there really is a chance that a nation can emerge?'</B><BR>
707Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 13, 1998
708<P>
709<B><A HREF="padania1.html">Hawaii in marcia verso l'indipendenza</A><BR>
710("Hawaii marching toward independence")</B><BR>
711La Padania, August 13, 1998
712<P>
713<B><A HREF="padania2.html">Le Hawaii vogliono l'indipendenza dagli USA</A><BR>
714("Hawaii wants independence from USA")</B><BR>
715La Padania and Il Gazzettino of Venice, August 14, 1998 
716<P>
717<B><A HREF="padania3.html">Gli USA ,nostri invasori</A></B> ("USA our invaders")<BR>
718La Padania, August 28, 1998 (Italian)
719<P>
720<B><A HREF="padania3-english.html">USA, our invaders</A></B> ("Gli USA ,nostri invasori")<BR>
721La Padania, August 28, 1998 (English)
722<P>
723<B><A HREF="alohamarch-dreamtrue.html">A Dream Come True </A><BR>
724Kekahu leads Washington march, plans another </B><BR>
725Garden Island newspaper, August 22, 1998 
726<p>
727<b>National Public Radio</b><BR>
728Weekend Edition, December 26, 1998<BR>
729HAWAII SOVEREIGNTY --- Scott Simon travels to Hawaii <BR>
730to examine the small but growing sovereignty movement there.<BR>
731<a href="http://www.npr.org/ramfiles/wesat/19981226.wesat.13.ram">RealAudio file (17:30)</a>
732<p>
733<HR>
734<A NAME="1999"></A>
735<H2>1999</H2>
736<P>
737<b><a href="elect-delegates.html">Native Hawaiians To Elect Delegates for Sovereignty Convention</a></b><BR>
738Associated Press, January 15, 1999
739<P>
740<b><a href="http://starbulletin.com/1999/01/16/news/index.html">
740Hawaiians to elect 85 in sovereignty search</a></b><BR>
741Vote falls 106 years to the day of the monarchy's overthrow<br>
742Honolulu Star-Bulletin, January 16, 1999
743<P>
744<b><a href="http://starbulletin.com/1999/01/18/news/story1.html" target=new>Ha Hawaii's election doesn't draw a crowd</a></b><BR>
745Several hundred Hawaiians gather at Iolani Palace and voice their opposition<BR>
746Honolulu Star-Bulletin, January 18, 1999
747<P>
748<b><a href="votes-protests.html">Anniversary of overthrow observed with votes, protests </a></b><BR>
749Associated Press, January 18, 1999 
750<P>
751<b><a href="summit-planned.html">Summit planned to determine Hawaii's course</a></b><BR>
752Honolulu Star-Bulletin, January 20, 1999 
753<P>
754<b><a href="election-results.html">Ha Hawai'i results are in</a></b> <br>
755The Maui News, Thursday, January 27, 1999 
756<P>
757<b><a href="http://starbulletin.com/1999/01/30/news/story2.html" target=new>OHA plans immense sovereignty gathering</a></b><br>
758Honolulu Star-Bulletin, January 30, 1999
759<P>
760<b><a href="delegates-return.html">Delegates return from Ha Hawai`i to seek direction</a></b><br>
761The Maui News, February 25, 1999
762<P>
763<A NAME="recent">
764<p>
765<b><a href="http://starbulletin.com/1999/06/03/news/story7.html" target=new>All groups can have their say in fall sovereignty summit</a></b><br>
766The October gathering hopes to bring diverse opinions together<br>
767Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Thursday, June 3, 1999 
768<p>
769<b><a href="hawaiian-convention.html">Native Hawaiian Convention</a></b><br>
770Press Release, June 14, 1999
771<p>
772<b><a href="hawaiian-bank.html">The First Native Hawaiian Bank?</a></b><br>
773The Maui News, June 21, 1999
774<p>
775<b><a href="http://starbulletin.com/1999/07/27/news/story6.html" target=new>Native Hawaiian delegates to convene at Capitol</a></b><br>
776Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tuesday, July 27, 1999 
777<p>
778<b><a href="http://starbulletin.com/1999/07/29/news/story9.html" target=new>Ka La Ho'iho'i Ea - Sovereignty Restoration Day</a></b><br>
779Hawaii sovereignty supporters to lower U.S. flag<br>
780Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Thursday, July 29, 1999 
781<p>
782<b><a href="http://starbulletin.com/1999/07/29/news/story1.html" target=new>A Justice Department brief sides with the state in the suit brought by a Big Island rancher</a></b><br>
783Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Thursday, July 29, 1999
784<p>
785<b><a href="http://starbulletin.com/1999/07/31/news/story7.html" target=new>Native Hawaiian convention opening ceremonies</a></b><br>
786Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Saturday, July 31, 1999 
787<P>
788<b><a href="petition-archives.html">1897 Anti-annexation petitions placed in U.S. National Archives</a></b><br>
789Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Monday, August 9, 1999
790<p>
791<b><a href="http://www.letemps.ch/archive/1999/10/06/une_2.htm">La Suisse au secours du roi des iles Hawai</a></b><br>
792(Switzerland comes to the aid of the King of Hawai`i)<br>
793Le Temps, Lausanne/Geneva, October 6, 1999
794<p>
795<b><a href="reconciliation-kauai.html">Federal officials hear demands to restore Hawaiian sovereignty</a></b><br>
796Associated Press, December 6, 1999
797<p>
798<b><a href="reconciliation-kauai-adv.html">"Restore the kingdom" - Reconciliation talks draw 200 Hawaiians on Kauai</a></b><br>
799Honolulu Advertiser, December 6, 1999
800<p>
801<b><a href="http://starbulletin.com/1999/12/07/news/story4.html" target="_blank">Hawaiian activists question meetings</a><br>
802Some say the talks with U.S. officials will block true self-determination</b><br>
803Honolulu Star-Bulletin, December 7, 1999
804<P>
805<b><a href="reconciliation-maui.html">Reconciliation hearings on Maui draw 3 dozen speakers, many more observers</a></b><br>
806The Maui News, December 7, 1999
807<p>
808<b><a href="reconciliation-hilo.html">Officials want to know what to do to promote Hawaiians</a></b><br>
809<b>Interior Department here for a hearings on reconciliation</b><br>
810Honolulu Star-Bulletin, December 7, 1999
811<p>
812<b><a href="reconciliation-wht.html">Big Island activists call to restore Hawaiian Kingdom</a></b><br>
813West Hawaii Today, December 9, 1999
814<p>
815<b><a href="reconciliation-ap.html">Native Hawaiians Seek Demands</a></b><br>
816The Associated Press, December 10, 1999
817<p>
818<b>
818<a href="http://starbulletin.com/1999/12/11/news/story4.html" target="_blank">Official: Hawaiian independence unlikely</a></b><br>
819<b>But better relations can be established, said the assistant interior secretary</b><br>
820Honolulu Star-Bulletin, December 11, 1999
821<p>
822<b><a href="reconciliation-ap2.html">More Hawaiians express frustration at last reconciliation hearing</a></b><br>
823The Associated Press, December 12, 1999
824
825<A NAME="2014"></A>
826
827<p><a href="OHA-CEO-gains-allies.html"><b>OHA CEO gaining allies over query into kingdom</b></a><br>
828Leader in effort to build a Native Hawaiian nation calls dispute just a "blip"<br>
829<i>Honolulu Star-Advertiser</i>, May 18, 2014</p>
830
831<p><a href="life-of-resistance.html"><b>Life of resistance</b><br>
832Activist "Bumpy" Kanahele and his Aloha First organization have been toiling steadily for 20 years</a><br>
833<i>Honolulu Star-Advertiser</i>, July 6, 2014</p>
834
835<p><a href="bumpy-pushes.html"><b>Kanahele group pushes plan for sovereign nation</b></a><br>
836<i>Honolulu Star-Advertiser</i>, November 1, 2014</p>
837
838<A NAME="2015"></A>
839
840<p><a href="aloha-movie-deserves-name.html"><b>Local participants say the movie 'Aloha' deserves its name</b></a><br>
841<i>Honolulu Star-Advertiser</i>, Tuesday, May 26, 2015</p>
842
843<p><a href="aloha-movie-love-letter.html"><b>Director Crowe calls 'Aloha' his 'love letter' to the isles</b></a><br>
844<i>Honolulu Star-Advertiser</i>, Thursday, May 28, 2015</p>
845
846<p><a href="aha-best-hope.html"><b>'Aha best hope for aspirations of Hawaiians</b></a><br>
847<i>Honolulu Star-Advertiser</i>, Monday, July 6, 2015</p>
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