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Wed, Jul 02, 2003
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Taiwan News
- Ministry looks to protect privacy
- Restaurants enter second phase of recycling regime
- Sex workers want their industry to be legalized
- President stars as Hakka TV takes to the airwaves
- Businessman admonishes MOFA
- GIO chief vows to be more friendly
- Discord delays special session
- Government gives diplomats reasons for referendums
- Defense ministry to meet deadline to fill its civilian posts
- Premier presses case for referendum law
- Taichung chief Hu touts advancements
- Tuition rate hike slammed by KMT legislative caucus
- Taiwan quick take
Business
Editorials
Sports
- Bulls' Osvaldo Martinez breaks strikeout record
- `Godzilla' a hit with the NY Yankees
- Unseeded Philippoussis upsets Agassi
- Andre remains a long way from giving up
- Dennehy may have been murdered
- W Indies wins test series
- Cleveland Indians sweep the Royals in Kansas City
- Universities in US said to be involved in a big conspiracy
- Top-Flite Golf, crushed by debt, files for bankruptcy
- Sports briefs
World News
- Journalists allowed to appeal sentence
- Stiff terms cast unwanted spotlight on Laos
- Trial of accused arsonists fizzles
- N Korea steps up rhetoric against US and its allies
- Israel, Palestinians to meet after truce
- Iraqi Kurds gradually forge democratic system
- Israelis dismiss Rice's criticism about security fence
- Shiite cleric's edict may undermine US attempts to rule Iraq
- US plans next-generation arms
- Use of force against Iran appears unlikely
- Conservatives plan change for Copenhagen commune
- American travelersface up to hassles of airport security
- World news quick take
World Business
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