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Thu, Mar 18, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Lee wants Soong's seized funds given to the public
- Municipalities ordered to follow referendum policy
- Police bust rings organizing bets on election outcome
- Kaohsiung sues pan-blues for criticizing city's water
- DPP says it will `light up Taiwan' on election eve
- Chen, Lee rally in Taichung
- Pan-blues to hold series of eleventh-hour events
- Soong promises to take on pineapple czar, MOJ head
- Lien, Soong court international media, blast Chen
- Yu inspects new tunnel
- One Chinese village backs Chen
- Quarter of Chen's home sold for NT$2m
- Control Yuan fines Lien Chan for not declaring US assets
- Military places its special ops units on alert for poll
- Pan-blue hospital chief out of line, say doctors
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- `Red chips' leave local investors behind
- Nanya upbeat on year ahead
- KGI might raise holding if Diana Chen loses fight
- High Tech sees 3G networks maturing next year
- TAIEX declines as foreign investors get rid of shares
- CMC expects NT$3bn profit this quarter
- Asustek to invest US$24 million in Czech factory
- FTSE says no decision yet on Taiwan
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Chou Jung-san known for hustle
- Iverson becomes a starter once again
- Islanders on target in the third period
- Agassi, Federer advance
- Jose Reyes safe at second, then ends up out with injury
- Florida A&M secures win in the NCAA tournament
- Dolphins and Bills already competing for the conference
- Mitch Seavey and company make it to Nome first
World News
- `Mr. Stability' pushes terror steps
- N. Korea says US forced impeachment
- Violence follows visit by Thai prime minister to south
- EU official: let's rethink the China arms embargo
- Corruption claims cast shadow over Malaysian voting
- Powell meets Karzai as regional tour hits Kabul
- Haiti's prime minister announces new Cabinet
- Kerry declares victory, blasts Bush's record
- Rescuers look for survivors
- Poland bends on earlier demands for EU constitution
- US airlines trade group seeks privacy protection
- Bush's plea is in vain: Zapatero
- Suspicion toward US extensive: poll
- Wounded line up for Spanish residency
- World Business Quick Take
World Business
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