A year in review
Advertiser Staff
FEBRUARY
- USS Greeneville hits Japanese vessel Ehime Maru, killing nine.
- UH coach June Jones critically hurt in car crash.
- Collision of two Army helicopters kills six.
APRIL
- Public school and University of Hawai'i teachers strike for nearly 3 weeks.
MAY
- Asian Development Bank meets in Honolulu.
JUNE
- Federated Department Stores, parent of Macy's, announces it will buy Liberty House.
JULY
- New University of Hawai'i President Evan Dobelle arrives.
- Outrigger Enterprises announces $300 million redevelopment project in Waikiki.
SEPTEMBER
- Anthrax scares disrupt local mail service, tie up emergency personnel.
- First dengue fever cases reported on Maui.
OCTOBER
- Schools Superintendent Paul LeMahieu resigns.
- Special legislative session called to deal with fallout from Sept. 11.
- Visitor arrivals off 30 percent for the month.
- American Classic Voyages files for bankruptcy.
NOVEMBER
- Search ends for bodies aboard Ehime Maru; eight of nine victims are found.
DECEMBER
- 60th anniversary of Pearl Harbor attack is commemorated.
- Aloha and Hawaiian airlines announce merger plans.