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Sat, Mar 27, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Justice minister criticizes Lien and Soong's actions
- US awaiting CEC's notice
- Jason Hu let `terror' poster stay in circulation
- Forensic experts slated to oversee shooting probe
- DPP supporters chowing down at pan-blue rallies
- Religious leaders issue appeal for stability, peace
- Yu tells Ma to control supporters
- DPP warns of possible violence at KMT rally
- MOFA asserts its Dhaka office not cause of scandal
- DeLay congratulates Chen Shui-bian
- Soldiers who join political events to be punished: MND
- ROCSAT-2 to launch on April 10
- Women's groups urge public to wear yellow ribbons to showcase friendship
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Consumer confidence falls sharply
- Public expected soon to feel increasing energy costs
- Chip testers and packagers considering China move
- Prices of food staples stable, agriculture council says
- Central bank vows to defend currency
- Bailout group predicts a tough slog for theme park
- Samsung, Sharp in Sony screen deal
- TAIEX falls to wrap up biggest weekly drop in 30 months
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Lions roar back into CPBL contention
- Rugged Celtic keeps Barcelona at bay
- Pistons lose cool as Spurs surge to comfortable win
- Sevens tournament puts Hong Kong on world rugby map
- Lucky break pushes Lightning to victory
- Alabama dumps Syracuse out of NCAA on back of inspired Shelton
- France gets ready to flatten England
- Yankees look to make history -- again
- Wales, Italy have chance to build on Scotland win
- Iraqi athlete looks ahead to taking part in Olympics and living her dreams
- Sports Briefs
World News
- Japan holds PRC island activists
- Tamil Tigers attack one of their own
- Troops will go to Iraq, says Seoul
- Building bridges with a Chinese junk and dreams
- Japanese court awards damages to Chinese laborers
- Blair, Qaddafi agree on fighting terror
- EU creates security post in response to bombings
- Diplomatic row mars rescue of six British cavers
- Ireland, Santa Monica ban smoking in public places
- Rallies erupt again in Ivory Coast after machete murders
- AZF halts action against France
- UN hosts debate on how to govern the `digital divide'
- Israeli soldiers kill two Palestinian frogmen
- US Senate passes `unborn child' bill, riles rights groups
- US blocks UN resolution condemning Israel killing
- World News Quick Take
World Business
Features
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