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HAWAU AND WESTERN ISLANDS SURFACE COMMERCE ' PROTECTION ACT HEARINGS BEFORE THE SUBCOMMIHEE ON TEANSPOETATION AND AERONAUTICS OP THE COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETY-THIRD CONGRESS FIBST AND SECOND SESSION ON HJ^. 7189 A BILL TO AMEND TITLE II OF THE BAILWAY LABOR ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE NORMAL FLOW OF OCEAN COMMERCE BETWEEN HAWAII, GUAM, AMERICAN SAMOA, OR THE TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS AND THE WEST COAST, AND FOB OTHER PURPOSES JUNE 6, 1978 AND SEPTEMBER 27, 1974 Serial No. 93-88 Printed for tbe nse of the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce U.8. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE n-«« WASHINGTON : 1978
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Page 10 and 11: IV Additional material submitted fo
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Page 14 and 15: 4 3 1 issued uuder section 208 of t
Page 16 and 17: 0 5 1 any such dock facility at a p
Page 18 and 19: 8 Consequently all four Members of
Page 20 and 21: 10 the entire membership of the Haw
Page 22 and 23: 12 25 days from today—is the expi
Page 24 and 25: 14 Recent West Coast strikes have p
Page 26 and 27: 16 problem—our unique vulnerabili
Page 28 and 29: 18 Mr. JARMAN. On behalf of the sub
Page 30 and 31: 20 If during that 80-day cooling-of
Page 32 and 33: 22 Now, in the interest of time, Mr
Page 34 and 35: 24 The problems I have Just outline
Page 36 and 37: 26 For all practical purposes, Hawa
Page 38 and 39: 28 ment fails to act to provide rel
Page 40 and 41: ao When we speak of surface transpo
Page 42 and 43: 32 The county's vital sugar industr
Page 44 and 45: COKODITI 34 EXHIBIT I TABLE _X. FRE
Page 46 and 47: COHMODirr ASPHALT BUHSIVC MATERIALS
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Page 52 and 53: 42 TABLE 5 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, INTERST
Page 54 and 55: 44 EXHIBIT II KAMUi ccwinr civn, DE
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46 Mr. Isheivood stated that he che
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48 HAWAII COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE AGEN
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50 HAVttll COUNTY CIVIL DEFSSE AGEN
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52 The attendees were asked whether
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Copies sent to: 54 Mr« Frank Hisan
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Honorable Shvciiohi Kinura lijror,
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60 are not available on this Island
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Packared Foodst (Continued) 62 ...
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04 a« Food 'iiiolos.tlors - VJiolo
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lEMO TOs Jfayor Shuaichi Kiraira 06
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68 at a factor rate and upsetting r
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5« gupermrkatB &• M.CO 70 . Host
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EBSnk 72 Causo tho Stato to pick up
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74 ^ It l8 expected that the Califo
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h. Pet Foods 76 Dry mix pot foods o
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Frozon Îsats Butter Frozen Vegetab
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80 IN WITIJESS WHEREOF, I have here
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mesnk 82 Ftederal Incpectorn - Cond
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MIMO TO: RESEARCH & DEVELOHOWT 84 H
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U. October 8, 1971 86 a. Rice, bean
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90 EXHIBIT III orriCE or THE MAyon
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92 COUNTY OF liA'./AII SHIPPING STR
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04 FOR RELEASE: SUTHSAl SEPTEMBER 1
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9G COUNTY OF HAtf,UI SHIPPIN'O STRI
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SB FOR RELEASE: SUNDAT SEPTQfflER 1
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100 COUNTY OF HAWAII SHTPPIVn STniK
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102 FOR ItELEaSE: SCMOAY SEPTDIOER
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ludustrj- 106 TABLE 3: R PI.Ol'i:!:
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108 CoustriictiiM iini; Iii.,.it Lc
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no TAJ11J2 2. NITPCT OF IJlYOFKS UY
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114 EXHIBIT IV OFFICE or THE MAYOR
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COPY 116 OrriCC OF THE MAVOR — co
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SUWOIT MAWMl Nay 30, 1973 1h« Hono
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The Honorable Shunichl Kiraura Mayo
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The Honorable ShunichI KInura Mayor
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va tlawaii IVIacadamia Ifoducers' A
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!» KOHALA FARM BUREAU Honorable Sh
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IS HILO DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENT "A55DG
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Honorable Shunichi Kimura Mayor, Co
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132 HAWAII BI5CTRICAL AFPLIANCS DEA
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134 The United Cane Planters' Coope
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136 SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE ASSO
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138 îm 318 KAMEHAMEHA AVC. ROOM S
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140 The Honorable Shunlchl KlmirB M
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142 WAIMEA HAWAIIANS P. O. Box 634
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144 HILO LIONS CLUB Honorable Shuni
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Honorable Shunichl Klmura Mayor, Co
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148 WAIMEA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Hono
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MAYOR SHUNICHI KIMURA OFFICE Or THE
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152 KIWANIS CLUB OF EAST HAWAII KIW
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154 POST Office BOK I«4 •,. KMAL
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156 HAWAII HOLOHOLCWA AND MAHIAI CO
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in s0^} Miyashiro Poultry and Hog F
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lOD Kanocleliua Industrial Area Ass
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Th* Honorable Shunichl Klmura, Hayo
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164 Mr. JARMAN. Are there any quest
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STATEMENT OF THOMAS K. HITCH, SENIO
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168 appear from what I read in the
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170 CLOTHINO Hawaii's garment indus
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172 Hawaii's visible—or commodity
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174 THE 1949 HAWAII DOCK STRIKE The
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176 Ciompletlon of two large Honolu
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178 Our conclusions are that the fi
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180 Nell W. Chamberlain sums It up:
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182 putes areas; it would simply en
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184 The Chamber of Commerce of Hawa
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HAWAII AND WESTERN ISLANDS SURFACE
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180 the measure and considers it to
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m it into law. On February 10 the s
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193 I LA Strike October t, 19fi8 (A
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195 Thank you very much. Mr. DiNGEL
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197 Hawaii's energ>' resources are
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Even with phase 1 of the wage-price
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201 workers had been out on strike
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ports over the same months in the p
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205 They remember the inadequacy an
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907 work. On January 17,1972, the s
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209 Mr. MATSUNAGA. Our next witness
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211 housing a 5-month supply of pap
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213 second major source of income,
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215 In response to the question, "W
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217 that 3% of West Coast shipping,
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219 Mr. TAMIHIA. My name is Fred I.
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221 shore labor and not njore than
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223 I can tell you from experience
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225 in Los Angeles. Chicken had ris
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227 economic justice and I suspect
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220 through 176 days of Interruptio
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231 Involved In these disputes. Gua
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Is H.R 7189 anti-union legislation?
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235 the other states, even If a maj
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''VA,. 4 4 A t 0 iiîi f. a. «•
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239 Whereas the rise on the mainlan
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241 "These developments, in turn, a
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243 house" system Is not in operati
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other Solutiontf Any suggested solu
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3«r CARGO CARRYING POHNTIAL OF AIR
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3M The latter three unions are cert
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251 THE CANNED GOODS SHIPPERS CONFE
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253 Ronds of small and independent
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2BS bers work under Intolerable con
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257 under tbe injunction obtained b
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2G9 legislation. It is our sincere
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