Low-Carb Criminals?
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HAWAIIAN WORD OF THE DAY — Ho’emi i ke kino: Diet
February 8th, 2007: The Honolulu Star Bulletin reports that Subway restaurant owner Patrick Aniban and his partner in crime Matthew Otterson are arraigned today in Maui court on charges stemming from the largest cocaine and ICE bust in Maui’s history, valued at more than $1.5 million.
A year later the case is still pending.
There has been much confusion in the case over who did what and when, and two other people arrested in relation to the crime have been set free.
Aniban still owns the Subway Shops on Hana Hwy. in Kahului and on Molokai.
HISTORICAL EVENTS ON THIS DAY — February 8th
- 1587: Mary, Queen of Scots, is beheaded (wrongly convicted of her second husband’s murder)
- 1672: Isaac Newton reads his first optics paper before the Royal Society in London
- 1861: Seven southern states form the Confederate States of America in Montgomery Alabama
- 1887: The Dawes Act is passed (Native Americans living apart from their tribe are granted citizenship)
- 1910: Chicago publisher William Boyce incorporates the Boy Scouts of America
- 1911: The U.S. helps overthrow President Miguel DiVila of Honduras
- 1912: The first eastbound U.S. transcontinental flight lands in Jacksonville Florida
- 1915: D.W. Griffith’s epic silent film about the Civil War, “Birth of a Nation,” opens
- 1924: The first U.S. execution by gas takes place at the Nevada State Prison in Carson City
- 1926: Walt Disney Studios is formed
- 1960: Congress begins looking into payola
- 1968: Three college students die in a confrontation with highway patrolmen in Orangeburg South Carolina
- 1969: A meteorite weighing over 1 ton falls in Chihuahua Mexico
- 1992: NASA’s Ulysses spacecraft passes Jupiter
- 2007: Model and tabloid sensation Anna Nicole Smith dies at age 39 of an accidental drug overdose
BORN ON THIS DAY — February 8th
- 1612: Samuel Butler, poet/satirist
- 1819: John Ruskin, writer/critic/artist/Gothic Revivalist
- 1820: William Tecumseh Sherman, Civil War Major General
- 1828: Jules Verne, pioneered science fiction
- 1859: John H Been, Brielle archivist
- 1878: Martin Buber, philosopher
- 1906: Henry Roth, writer
- 1920: Lana Turner, actress
- 1925: Jack Lemmon, actor
- 1931: James Dean, actor
- 1940: Ted Koppel, TV news anchor
- 1941: Nick Nolte, actor
- 1941: Tom Rush, rock guitarist/vocalist
- 1942: Robert Klein, comedian/actor
- 1953: Mary Steenburgen, actress
- 1955: John Grisham. author
- 1961: Vince Neil, rock vocalist (Motley Crue)
- 1966: Gary Coleman, actor
- 1974: Seth Green, actor


