
Hawai'i is second in the nation for number of people per household compared to the state tourism office budget.
Japanese pump $3.8 billion dollars into Hawaii's economy. At the height of investment, Japanese own 11% of the total value of real estate in the Islands and 65% of Hawaii's hotel rooms.
Money magazine says Hawai'i is "tax happy" and the No.1 "tax hell" of the U.S.
Hawaii's first statewide hotel workers strike.
Castle & Cooke announces plans to largely eliminate pineapple on Lana'i.
Western Farm Bureau takes title to thousands of acres of Hamakua Sugar Company land after the plantation owner fails to make payments.
HAL, parent company of Hawaiian Airlines, piles up big losses but the airline wins a Honolulu-Japan route.
Financier Harry Weinberg - active on the boards of Hawaii's biggest corporations for 30 years - dies at age 82.
Eleven hotels suffer when 7,500 workers walk off their jobs for 22 days, striking for improved wages.