Union employees of The Honolulu Advertiser, a Gannett-owned newspaper, hold a lunch hour rally outside their offices to hear words of support from Congressman Neil Abercrombie. The unions are fighting proposed pay cuts, but U.S. Rep. Abercrombie-- citing information in Gannett's corporate report-- said the Advertiser's owner is doing well and should give employees a fair offer.
Congressman Neil Abercrombie marks the start of a whale-counting project at a humpback whale marine sanctuary in Hawaii by introducing a bill to establish a national marine mammal research program.
Hawaii Congressman Neil Abercrombie speaks about his friend, presidential candidate Barack Obama. Abercrombie knew Barack's parents when Abercrombie was a graduate student at the University of Hawaii. He also knew Barack as a young boy.
Congressman Abercrombie receives a briefing at one the nation's premier military testing facilities-- the Pacific Missile Range Facility at Barking Sands, Kauai.
Congressman Neil Abercrombie gets the USS Missouri Memorial Association a two-year waiver on rent paid to the US Navy to have the historic battleship moored at a pier in Pearl Harbor. The ship faces expensive repairs, and the waiver will give the famous visitor attraction a tremendous boost financially.
Hawaii's congressional delegation helps with funding to permanently preserve Kamana Nui and Kamana Iki Valleys-- more widely known as Moanalua Valley. An Army program is a key to the federal contribution.
Congressman Abercrombie's requests for defense projects in Hawaii, totaling more than $67 million dollars, include funding for high-tech and research projects.
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