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Thu, Sep 04, 2003
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Taiwan News
- New books honor Lei Chen
- MOF, customs in trouble with the Control Yuan
- Railway union workers protest vacation rules
- Questions loom after gangster's release
- Six US senators form Taiwan caucus
- Name-change forces take fight to streets
- Lawmaker locked in war of words
- Costa Rican police seek Taiwanese businessman
- KMT says its poll shows that public dislikes government
- Military shows its might today in display for public
- `Birds of a feather' rule the roost when dealing with peers
- Students debunk tribal healing myth
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Workers lose from banking war
- Debate rages over listing plans
- GlaxoSmithKline to set up research center in Taiwan
- For IPR, the public will make all the difference: experts
- Linux is the path to a bright new future
- Foreign tourists to recieve VAT refund on departure: MOF
- Stocks fall, led by AU Optronics
- ProMOS says it's not a takeover target
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
World News
- Dujuan kills 27 as winds lash China
- Indonesia stands firm on militants despite verdict
- WHO brings SARS system to China
- Tamil `Cobra' takes over at Sri Lankan peace-accord talks
- China says Japan's missile system may trigger arms race
- Kerry launches campaign with full military honors
- Protesters plan to block work at ground-zero site
- UK government pursues overhaul of spin image
- EU seeks independent military role
- US court throws out death sentences
- Liberia torn by deep ethnic divides
- Court questions life sentence for youthful killer
- Number of Americans below poverty line rises
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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