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April 4, 2016 KSPN2 News
BANK CUSTOMERS HACKED--FBI SAYS INVESTIGATION IS ONGOING
FIRST HAWAIIAN BANK ON BEACH ROAD WAS BUSY THIS MORNING WITH CUSTOMERS CONCERNED THEY HAD THEIR MONEY STOLEN BY ACCOUNT HACKERS. CUSTOMERS REPORT THEIR STATEMENTS SHOWED NETWORK WITHDRAWALS WITH ROUTING NUMBERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD INCLUDING CHINA AND THAILAND.
COMMUNITY URGING HOUSE TO WORK ACROSS PARTY LINES
SPEAKER RALPH DEMAPAN TOLD REPRESENTATIVES AND THE GALLERY THE LEADERSHIP HAS DECIDED TO WAIT UNTIL TUESDAY TO ACT ON THE SPECIAL ACT FOR FIREARMS ENFORCEMENT. BUT THE ISSUE REMAINS A CHARGED TOPIC AMONG RESIDENTS AS THEY SAY IT'S NO TIME FOR PLAYING GAMES OR SECRECY.
BETEL NUT CHEWERS MAY HAVE TO SHELL OUT MORE MONEY AT THE REGISTER
HOUSE BILL 19-72 HEADS TO THE SENATE AFTER UNANIMOUSLY PASSING THE HOUSE MONDAY. THE BILL PROPOSES TO PLACE A 5 DOLLAR PER POUND EXCISE TAX ON BETEL NUT. 30 PERCENT OF THE REVENUES RAISED WILL GO INTO A SPECIAL ACCOUNT FOR ORAL CANCER EDUCATION.