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Headlines up to 150 years ago this week include: Advice from local officials for 2000: Prepare for the worst; Gasoline Situation Bad, Getting Worse in Local Area; Postmaster Says city Having Biggest Mail Year in History; Supervisors Send Oranges to Schools; A Lively Fight; and Amateur Thespians.
Here are some newspaper stories published this week in years past. Headlines up to 150 years ago this week include: Council votes 4-3 to pay $45,000 for 'jars-and-couches' display; Reagan Tells Two Audiences Here Prop. 1 'Foolproof, Failsafe'; New School Addition Completed Next Week; Red and Gold Grid Team Swamps Red Bluff Eleven; The Quail Law and From Pit River.
The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation seems incapable of learning from its mistakes when it comes to raising false expectations about Honolulu rail, misleading the public on problems and stifling criticism.
The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation (HART) overpromises and underdelivers again (“$580M surplus awaits at rail’s end,” Star-Advertiser, Sept. 16).
A cash surplus of over a half-billion dollars will likely be available once the city’s Skyline rail system ends at the Civic Center in Kakaako early next decade, according to the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation.