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Tue, Mar 02, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Lin starts hunger strike over legislative reform
- Lawmakers push to legalize organ trade
- MOE mulls cutting class sizes as births fall
- New foundation created to promote artists and culture
- CGA may buy new ships
- MND officials to attend anti-missile test-firing
- Analysts say referendum debates need new format
- Taiwan plans to continue to cooperate with Haiti: MOFA
- DPP denies alleged bribery by Chen Yu-hao
- Taiwanese identity in the spotlight
- Prison was a cinch, says defamation queen
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- HannStar to open 6G plant next year
- Furniture retailers dust off prices
- Nobel laureate stresses need to develop software
- Block on bringing yuan into the country relaxed
- Slow spread seen for digital TV
- Lifted by TSMC, TAIEX records a 42-month high
- Uni-President buys stake in Hi-Life
- Semiconductor sales rose 27% in January, SIA says
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Elephants, Bulls go head to head in season opener
- Bank of Taiwan cashes in on slumping Beer
- Boro holds out to clinch League Cup
- Wolves pay the price as 76ers get mad
- Woods proves he's the best there is at match play
- Sex games keep Athens occupied
- Kovalchuk strikes to hold off Rangers
- Magpies feel sting of LuaLua's treachery
- Sports Briefs
World News
- Howard orders report on prewar Iraqi intelligence
- Politician gunned down in hospital
- HK Democrats criticize Beijing's scare tactics
- Divers search for more victims from Philippine ferry
- China lambastes rights situation in US, war on Iraq
- Israeli court suspends building of wall
- Exiled Russian tycoon sets his sights on Bush, Europe
- Schroeder's SPD suffers shock loss
- Russia detains two Qatari athletes in diplomatic dispute
- Putin surprises with prime minister pick
- Venezuelan council is set to decide on Chavez vote
- Edwards turns up the heat on Kerry in debate
- Haiti's Aristide: priest, hero, pariah
- Rescuer compares tanker explosion to horror movie
- World News Quick Take
World Business
Features
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