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Rearview Mirror: Punchbowl, nuclear power, Flamingo eateries spur interest

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                                Punchbowl was considered as a cemetery as far back as 1899. When the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific opened in 1949, it had temporary white crosses and Stars of David.
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Punchbowl was considered as a cemetery as far back as 1899. When the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific opened in 1949, it had temporary white crosses and Stars of David.

COURTESY FLAMINGO RESTAURANTS
                                Flamingo had nine restaurants on Oahu at one time and still sells its pies to Times, Marukai and Don Quijote.
                                Daniel, Thelma and Steven Nagamine in front of their Ala Moana restaurant in 1965.
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COURTESY FLAMINGO RESTAURANTS

Flamingo had nine restaurants on Oahu at one time and still sells its pies to Times, Marukai and Don Quijote.

Daniel, Thelma and Steven Nagamine in front of their Ala Moana restaurant in 1965.

Sam Slom
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Sam Slom

STAR-ADVERTISER 
                                Punchbowl was considered as a cemetery as far back as 1899. When the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific opened in 1949, it had temporary white crosses and Stars of David.
COURTESY FLAMINGO RESTAURANTS
                                Flamingo had nine restaurants on Oahu at one time and still sells its pies to Times, Marukai and Don Quijote.
                                Daniel, Thelma and Steven Nagamine in front of their Ala Moana restaurant in 1965.
Sam Slom