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Sun, May 25, 2003
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Taiwan News
- WHO sends more staff to Taipei
- China's fax timed to insult, experts say
- Nantou prosecutors probe a possible mass murderer
- City health chief comes under fire
- Chen scores major victory with Vincent Siew signing
- Academic calls for national public forum
- Fate of two Hoping Hospital officials still under review
- DPP lawmakers keen to pass WHO referendum draft
- Chen broadcasts anti-SARS message
- Travel advisories issued worldwide against Taiwan
- More negotiations needed to get trade pact with Panama
- Taipei says SARS outbreak may still be in peak period
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Asian indexes get needed boost
- Removal of sanctions brings little relief
- Cheney breaks tax-cut stalemate
- Automakers begin battle for truck market domination
- Euro within hair's breadth of its historical high mark
- Wall Street finishes on a high note prior to US' Memorial Day weekend
- Crude oil futures rise after analysts digest UN actions
- European markets falter as the dollar hits the floor
- European airlines want EU to pay security costs
- Irish bank seeking redress for alleged money laundering
- Taiwan's consumer confidence plunges to a six-month low
Editorials
Sports
- Devils work their magic on Senators
- Auckland Blues take Super 12
- Escobar gives Yanks ninth loss at home
- Beckham breaks his wrist
- Mavericks fail to make stops when need the most
- Annika misses final round
- Swedish media light up with Sorenstam's adventure
- Sao Paulo shows its plan to host the 2012 Olympics
- Clarke keeps lead in second round of Volvo with a 69
- Williams'sister act may come early at 2003 French Open
- The Rocket cools his jets ahead of games against the Red Sox
- Michael Andretti's last Indy 500 a little hectic
- Sports Briefs
World News
- US, Japan talk tough with North Korea
- Bank chief gets arrested for allegedly bribing N Korea
- Annan names representative in Iraq
- Democrats, Republicans team up to request probe
- Deaths could be new Toronto outbreak
- Sheriff reopens books on `the Kid'
- SARS-surviving chef did not eat or handle animals
- Girl found alive as death toll climbs
- Editor sacked for failing to guess the state's will
- Food crisis looms in troubled Aceh region
- Governor-General faces more claims of mismanagement
- Six men die as fighting in Chechnya continues
- Everest pioneer was not recognized, relative says
- World slowly waking up to bloodletting in Congo
- Pentagon seeks lawyers for Guantanamo detainees
- California passes tough anti-spam bill as users cheer
- World News Quick Take
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