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Thu, Jan 08, 2004
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Taiwan News
- KMT headquarters illegal, DPP claims
- Boats to consummate Love River cleanup
- Premier `distraught' over inaction on 5-year project
- Lawmakers file suit against Lien, Soong
- DPP attacks Lien about US properties
- US will never understand referendum, academic says
- KMT denies report on Lien's undeclared properties
- Chinese planes can get here faster than previously thought
- Referendum not just an appeal to China
- Red Cross appeals for Bam donations
- Employer lends a hand to stricken Thai worker
- Recalling the struggle of Aboriginal doctorate holders
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Job outlook is improving
- Color filter shortage is a boon for Allied Material
- Water is diverted to industrial park from rice paddies
- Local mouse component company sued by Agilent
- Restrictions eased to court businessmen
- Ministry hopes for more consolidation in banking
- Tsann Kuen announces plans to expand in China
- Stocks slide over fears key financial law won't pass
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Vin Baker slips on his rebound effort
- Mario Lemieux out for the season
- Molitor, Eckersley make Hall of Fame as soon as possible
- Rutagers gives Connecticut scare; Duke runs up score
- Shevchenko hampers AS Roma
- Wimbledon wants sliding roof over its Center Court
- Pakistan evens up series with Kiwis in second match
World News
- Optimism high ahead of historic talks
- Nuke moves welcomed
- Guangzhou to destroy rats in response to SARS
- Cyclone leaves one dead as island capital destroyed
- Top court upholds Bali bomber's death sentence
- Jury picks design for memorial
- Syria, Turkey warn Iraqi Kurds against autonomy
- Forensics team learns to deal with death
- Palestinians dismiss settlement plan
- Catholic church claims progress in fighting sex abuse
- `Bizarre' images of Mars sent by rover
- With new president, Georgians dare to hope
- Bush proposing immigration law
- EU official: Some member countries may set out alone
- In Haiti, malnourishment adds to country's woes
- World News Quick Take
World Business
Features
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