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Honolulu Paper Plans Japanese Edition: The Honolulu Star-Bulletin announced plans for a Japanese-language business edition of the newspaper that will be distributed to subscribers by facsimile. A three-page summary, which will be called Facts Hawaii, will be distributed each afternoon, Monday through Friday, the company said. Richard Hartnett, president and chief executive of the Star-Bulletin’s owner, Gannett Pacific Corp., said there is a growing demand in Hawaii for quick access to Japanese-language translations of leading news stories.
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