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WINDWARD

Water-main break repaired

Classes at Windward Community College in Kane'ohe were expected to resume this morning after repairs on a broken water main.

The break occurred about 2:30 p.m. yesterday near a road widening project on Kea'ahala Road and caused the cancellation of afternoon and evening classes.

About 300 students were affected, said Steven Nakasone, the college's director of administrative services.

Denise De Costa, Board of Water Supply spokeswoman, said the break seemed to affect only the college.

CENTRAL

Traffic lights on 'Ewa agenda

State transportation officials will attend an 'Ewa community meeting at 7 tonight at Asing Community Park to discuss synchronizing traffic lights along Fort Weaver Road.

The community meeting at 91-1450 Renton Road is being sponsored by state Rep. Willie Espero.

Reed Matsuo, an engineer with the department, will talk about the newly-implemented synchronization plan to help move traffic along the four-mile stretch of Fort Weaver Road from 'Ewa Beach to Waipahu.

For more information, contact Espero's office at 586-6360.

HONOLULU

Free seminar on debtor law

A free one-hour seminar on credit and bankruptcy sponsored by the state judiciary will be held at noon tomorrow in the Supreme Court building, 417 S. King St.

Attorneys Walter Davison and Harrison Chung will conduct the session and cover the legal rights and responsibilities of debtors and describe how to respond to creditors. They will also suggest options for dealing with problem debt and provide other details concerning credit and bankruptcy.