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League Election Forums in Hawaii From the President (Anne Lee) More Debates! Schools of Choice at HYCF (Libby Oshiyama) Constitutional Amendments on General Election Ballot National Voter People's Water Conference LWV Presidential Debate Legislative Vacancy Consensus LWV Voter Registration Drive Reproductive Freedom Forum Groundwater Quality Protection (Kiyoko Nitz) Equitable Hiring Practices Fundraising Meet Susan Brimo-Cox Interested in Protecting our Natural Resources?

Fundraising The LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF HAWAII EDUCATION FUND takes great pleasure in announcing and sending its many thanks to the following 1988 contributors from Hawai'i County, Honolulu, and Kaua'i: Hazel Achelpohe Sarah Allday Miriam Beams Peggy Beardsley Evelyn Bender Irva Brubecker Amelia Copi Jane Crane Pat Devlin Anne Marie Duca Doris Fisk Grace Furukawa Ruth Gilmar Laura Goo Delorese Gregoire George Grubb Marian Hatton Peter Herman Jerry Hess Tisha Hickson Anna Hoover Audry Huter Ruth Lams Jo Judy Jim Koshi Rebecca Laing Anne Lee Francis Leilani Margaret Littman Robin Loomis Dee Lum Thelma McLachlan Terza and Norm Meller Ruth Miho Marge Mulhall Lorraine Muramoto Pearl Nishimura Elizabeth Paine William Quinn Margaret Rowe Mary Adams Russell Winona Sears Dee Shannon Pat Shutt Karen Stoutemyer Nadine Taylor Laura Thompson Grace Tsutaoka Marian Wilkins Elva Wimberly Betty Witt Wendie Wong Vicki Zaleski And MAHALO to the following who have generously given to the LWV/HI Education Fund for DEBATES 88 since the last issue of Leo Hana: Major Sponsors: Gannett Foundation Hyatt Regency Waikiki Sponsors: The Estate of James Campbell Donors: Sears Territorial Savings and Loan Association We also wish to thank Salon/Salon for providing a make-up artist for Debates 88. Last, but not least, we would like to thank Laura Goo and Betty Rogers who recently made contributions to the LWV of Hawaii. * * * * * * The national League of Women Voters Education Fund has received notice from the federal Office of Personnel Management (OPM) that the LWVEF has been accepted for national eligibility in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), which is like the Aloha United Way for federal employees. New federal regulations mean that the LWVEF will now automatically be included in all 500 regional Combined Federal Campaigns. Last year the LWVEF had to apply individually to the top 100 campaigns. We hope that our members who are federal employees will give to the LWVEF through the Combined Federal Campaign and that you will urge others who are friends of the League to do so too.

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