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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

PINEAPPLE FIELDS OF LANAI. PINEAPPLE MAY BE ON THE WAY OUT IN HAWAII. PRODUCTION IS DOWN, IMPORTED PINEAPPLE IS UP, AND DEVELOPERS PLAN EXTENSIVE CHANGES ON THIS ISLAND. THE LAND USE COMMISSION WHICH RECENTLY RECLASSIFIED 22,340 ACRES OF LANAI'S RURAL LAND FOR URBAN USE, MUST WEIGH THE PROFITS OF PINEAPPLE FARMING AGAINST THE NEEDS OF AN INCREASING POPULATION AND THE BENEFITS OF THE TOURIST DOLLAR

VOLCANIC MAUNA ULU IN ERUPTION

HELICOPTER PILOT IRWIN MALZMAN REPORTS ON RUSH HOUR TRAFFIC FOR RADIO STATION KGMB

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

POPULAR WAIKIKI BEACH AREA SEEN FROM HELICOPTER

WORLD'S LARGEST PINEAPPLE PLANTATION IS ON LANAI, BUT PRODUCTION IS DOWN AS FOREIGN PINEAPPLE TAKES LARGER SHARE OF MARKET. LAND OWNERS LOOK TO LAND RECLASSIFICATION, DEVELOPMENT AND GREATLY INCREASED TOURISM

AT HAWAIIAN GREENHOUSE, INC, NEAR PAHOA, ANTHURIUMS GROW UNDER A SUN SCREEN. THIS AREA IS ENTIRELY AGRICULTURAL

SURFING AT MAUI COUNTY'S HOOKIPA PARK

COSTUMED FOR ALOHA DAY PARADE, ONE OF MANY FESTIVITIES DURING ANNUAL ALOHA WEEK