KIUC told KITV it had restored about 76 percent of members by Saturday. [1] This paper printed seventy-six percent and said the North Shore did not move. Pockets in Anahola, Kapa'a, and Po'ipu stayed dark. [1] A lit civic building is not a lit Hanalei. Print waiting. Do not print recovered. No KITV sentence that Hanalei is lit is in Saturday copy. No update arrived today, so the earlier line governs.

Saturday recap that treats 76 percent as Hanalei lit is a feed, not KITV.
Print waiting. Saturday is not a lit Hanalei.
A North Shore wait remains a wait on this desk.
Later percentages belong to later editions.

Printed coasts wait; Saturday's waits. The coast waits on the cooperative's clock, not the calendar's. Saturday watches.
The North Shore's wait is measured in the cooperative's own language of phases, not hours. Hanalei, Princeville, and Kilauea share the same dark feeders. Saturday's island percentage describes the island, not the coast.

Shared feeders wait together; Saturday's wait together. Waiting together is the update. Island percentages cover coasts.

Hanalei, Princeville, and Kilauea share the dark feeders. Saturday's 76 percent is the island, not the coast. Phases, not hours.

The cooperative's 76 percent does not light Hanalei. North Shore feeders KITV left unnamed as restored still sit dark. Town centers elsewhere do not electrify that coast. Later KITV copy can move the percentage; this Saturday's cannot.
76 percent does not light Hanalei. The north stays unnamed as restored. Saturday's KITV figure is not a valley restore.

76 percent does not light Hanalei. The north stays unnamed as restored. Saturday's 76 percent is not a valley restore.

-- KENJI NAKAMURA, Tokyo