Rant & Rave  Tuesday, December 22, 1998  Drink if you must, but
then don’t drive  By Lawrence Aragon   ON Jan. 7, 1997, James
Steinseifer took the lives of Carina Nuuanu, Nicole Nuuanu-
Dudoit and their niece Laakea Nuuanu when he crossed the double-
yellow center line on Farrington Highway, slamming head on into
the Nuuanu's car.  Stienseifer had been driving 63 mph in a 35
mph zone, and had a blood alcohol content of .36 percent, more
than four times the legal limit of .08 percent.  The Nuuanus
were innocent victims of Stienseifer's drunk driving. Carina and
Nicole were sisters of my friend Monique Nuuanu and Laakea was
her daughter. Now Monique, her family and friends have to deal
with the loss of their loved ones, while Stienseifer is living
with the guilt of killing three innocent people.  The deaths
affected me because I knew the family, but many similar
incidents involving drunk drivers take place throughout the
year.  People should never drink and drive. It doesn't take a
rocket scientist to know that a