Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 15

Monday, June 18, 1979 Honolulu Star-Bulletin A-15. oe 11 ,1 Monday, June 18, 1979 Honolulu Star-Bulletin A-15- :0 4- Chinese Congress Will Adopt Reforms I IL A 11'11 A I it. Reforms Chinese Lon ress Will Aao KeT chairman of the Standing Commit- in more than 10 years, but major im-- tee, told a news conference yester- provements are needed in the next day that the changes in the electoral three years to permit sustained, and judicial systems are sure to be high-speed development. passed by the Congress. Bills provid- Hua, who is also Communist Party ing for the changes were on the chairman, said economic agenda adopted yesterday by a in recent years had far exceeded' preparatory committee.

he said. expectations. but "the grave consequences" of 10 years of sabotage by: XINHLTA ALSO reported today the late Defense Minister Lin Biao that Premier Hua Guofeng (Hua (Lin Piao) and the "Gang of Four' Kuo-feng) told the Congress that radical leaders could not be elimi-- China's economy is in its best shape nated in a short time. tee, told a news conference yesterday that the changes in the electoral and judicial systems are sure to be passed by the Congress. Bills providing for the changes were on the agenda adopted yesterday by a preparatory committee.

he said. XINHLTA ALSO reported today that Premier Hua Guofeng (Hua Kuo-feng) told the Congress that China's economy is in its best shape Chien-ying), chairman of the Standing Committee of the Congress. in an opening address encouraged the deputies to reflect fully the opinions of the people "and give criticism and suggestions on the work of the government." He said the people want to strengthen and improve China's socialist legal system to effectively guarantee the people's democratic rights." Ji Pengfei (Chi Peng-fei), a vice By John Roderick PEKING (AP) The Fifth National People's Congress, China's parliament, opened a two-week session today in the Great Half of the People to adopt legislation authorizing free, direct local elections, making the courts more independent and providing more protection for persons accused of crimes. Xinhua (lisinhua), China's official new agency, said Ye Jianying (Yeh Sadao Otsuka KAL'NAKAKAI---Sadao Otsuka, 46, of Kalamaula, Molokai, died Friday in Molokai Hospital. He was born in Kawela, Molokai.

Funeral services will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at Hoolehua Protestant Church. Mr. Otsuka's ashes will be scattered at Sea. Mr.

Otsuka is survived by his wife, Sheila, one daughter, Candace; six brothers, Ernest S. Masashi Tadashi Koichi, Lewis M. and Homer and four sisters, Mrs. Herbert (Chiyoko Takase, Mrs. Russell (Kazuyo Libby, Mrs.

Herman (Yoshiko) Coelho and Mrs. Raymond K. (Tomoe) Bustamente. 1 GUEST FOrt SALE EMPTY 55 GAL. mu Driuras $3.00 ea.

Min. 3 Drums when available 525.0634 11 i SWEET BREAD (LIMIT 2) REG. 1.35 SPECIAL 9 Mourn AT DUTCH NIL 1161111Y WPM I TIOPK lAitItY 1 1630 MIKA ST. EXPIRES JUNE 11, 1979 1126 12th MIL 1 a Oa "2, Ag4g.rarillrelLZ go i I 1 40'4 :4, oft 7 i Al stas4 041 1,4,, ii 1 i 101P 111.1:02 t't1 a 1' Lawrence H. Kano Memorial services will be held for Lawrence H.

Kono at 5 p.m. tomorrow at the Hilo Hongwanji Mission. Mr. Kono, 31, of 196 Halai Hilo, a former Constitutional Convention delegate from the Big Island, died June 12 of a heart attack in South Africa. He was there in a Rotary International study exchange program.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that contributions be Made to the Lawrence Kono Scholarship Fund at the Hawaii Preparatory Academy and the Hilo Hongwanji Mission. He was a graduate of the Hawaii Preparatory Academy, Williams College and the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. and was president and owner of HITCO Moving and Storage Service Co. Mr. Kono was a delegate to the 1978 Constitutional Convention, president of the Kanoelehua Industrial Area Association, chairman of the Hawaii Island Truckers' Standing Rate committee, and a member of the Hawaii County Energy Advisory Council.

He was a YMCA planning director, an associate member of the Sub. Area Health Council, co-founder of the Big Island Hospital Foundation and co-organizer of a petition for a new Hilo Hospital. The son of the late Hiroaki Kono, Mr. Kono is survived by his mother, Elaine, and his maternal grandfather. Satoru Kurisu.

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Neal Blaisdell Center, Pikake Room i 1 ...1...........:............,......,................. I 1 i il Eddie Fernandez GUEST CHEF 1 Waipahu Kamaaina Senior Citizens. Presented in celebration of the 21st Annual Fiesta Filipina in cooperation with Hawaiian Electric to preserve the spirit of the Philippine culture and heritage in Hawaii today. You're invited to be there at 7:30 p.m. to join in the spirit of Bayanihan, 1979 and discover some of the creative secrets of one of Hawaii's young chefs, Eddie Fernandez, Executive Chef at Nick's Fishmarket.

Free admission. Free recipe booklet. Free door prizes. Also featured are the Pamana Dancers. Music will be provided by the 1 Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

See you there! United Filipino Council of Hawaii and Filipino Women's League in cooperation with HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC c0 12M i --)a.