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Fri, Jan 09, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Stray dogs in the spotlight
- Newspaper cuts sexual content
- TRTC employees caught riding MRT without paying fare
- Taiwan must spend more on long-term care: experts
- Lawmakers want Lien probed
- Navy building wireless computer network
- CDC head tenders resignation, cites heart problems
- Senior government official optimistic about Japan ties
- US warns of intelligence `blind spot'
- Analyst says that US will accept Chen's referendum
- At conference, Kristol calls US' Taiwan policy `outdated'
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- AMD banks on 64-bit processors
- Phones challenge digital cameras
- Philips expects to cash in on demand for LCD monitors
- HannStar Display to sell US$282 million of shares
- Quanta Computer to invest in plants
- Sinyi Real Estate eyes big growth in Chinese cities
- Troubleshooters step in to aid struggling theme park
- US tech shares push bourse up to20-month high
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Lions hustle to victories
- Coach, team pull for Vin Baker's return
- Washington signs coach Joe Gibbs for a second time
- Southern Mississippi destroys itself
- Paradorn breezes ahead in Tata Open
- NFL karma strikes in the playoffs
- Golf's top players about to tee off in brilliant sunshine
- Dokic slips out of adidas
- Nobody can seem to score against Coyotes' Boucher
- Red Devils extend lead in standings
- India gears up for tri-series following questionable results
World News
- Democracy groups blast Tung
- SARS case prompts crackdown
- N Korea to show nuclear complex to US group: report
- Human rights group raises doubts over Afghan constitution
- US seeking compromise with Kurds
- US troops mull bonus to re-enlist
- Thailand wakes up to reality of terrorism
- Blair promises to resign if he lied
- Mortar attack on camp kills US soldier
- Qaddafi might try to woo Israel, lawmaker claims
- Violence mars Haitian student protests
- Reclusive Russian might have solved math enigma
- Rover is going nowhere for now
- Bush's daughters look bad in book
- World News Quick Take
World Business
Features
- Live at last! Again
- Smoking Cones to snuff it ... for now
- Sleeping Beauty wakes once more with the retelling of a classic fairy tale
- A moviephile's wonderland at Taiwan film fest
- An electronic genius plagued by memory loss
- Getting by with a little help from his friends
- It's a dog's life for all of us
- Pop Stop
- Teh Vinly Word: TeXound bows to police pressure
- Restaurant: Matsu Noodles Shop 馬祖麵店
- Restaurant: Osteria Rialto
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