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EUGENE KAUPIKO, 66, WAS BORN AND STILL LIVES IN THE REMOTE FISHING VILLAGE OF MILOLAII. A PLANNED SUBDIVISION ONE MILE AWAY NOW THREATENS THE SIMPLE LIFE OF THE VILLAGE. IN 1971 ITS ONLY APPROACH ROAD WAS PAVED FOR EASIER ACCESS TO THE DEVELOPMENT

ON SATURDAY, SCHOOLBOYS FROM LANAI CITY GO OUT TO DIVE FOR OCTOPUS--A DELICACY WHICH REPRESENTS GOOD MONEY IF SOLD TO LOCAL MARKETS

SHORELINE SCENE IN THE HILO AREA

KOKO HEAD PARK IN THE HANAUMA BAY MARINE LIFE CONSERVATION DISTRICT IS A POPULAR SNORKELING AND SKIN DIVING SPOT. ALL MARINE LIFE IS PROTECTED HERE

PARADISE PARK, A COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE DESIGNED TO DISPLAY SOME OF THE NATURAL BEAUTY OF THE ISLAND, IS IN A CONSERVATION DISTRICT WHICH IS PRIMARILY FOREST AND WATER RESERVE LAND. THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES CONTROLS LAND USE IN "CONSERVATION" ZONES

RAW SEWAGE IS DISCHARGED INTO THE OCEAN THREE MILES FROM WAIKIKI BEACH. AN EPA LOAN TO BUILD A TREATMENT PLANT IS IN THE WORKS

"SEA TRANSIT" FERRY HAS BEEN OPERATING FOR ONE YEAR BETWEEN DOWNTOWN HONOLULU AND PEARL HARBOR - AN ALTERNATIVE TO FREEWAY CONGESTION. IT ALSO CARRIES MILITARY-RELATED EMPLOYEES ACROSS PEARL HARBOR TO THE PARKING LOT - SAVING THEM A 45-MINUTE DRIVE. BOARDING THE FERRY

MOST RECENT AND MOST CONTROVERSIAL LAND SPECULATION IN HAWAII CENTERS ON THIS AREA NEAR KAMUELA

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SPIRITED TOURISTS FOLLOW THE MOVEMENTS OF A HULA DANCE DEMONSTRATOR

LATE AFTERNOON SURF AT MALIKO BAY

MAUNCE KEA BEACH HOTEL, NEAR KAMUELA, IS LOCATED ON ONE OF THE FEW SANDY BEACHES IN ALL OF HAWAII. IT HAD BEEN ZONED FOR URBAN USE BEFORE PASSAGE OF THE LAND USE LAWS OF 1961. THE HOTEL LIMITS ACCESS TO THE BEACH TO ITS OWN GUESTS