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Tue, Jun 01, 2004
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Taiwan News
- MRT mishap riles lawmakers
- Child car seats become mandatory
- Potassium iodide pills part of nuclear safety campaign
- Taipei officials seeking election
- TSU wants minister to punish education bureau
- TSU nominates former members of KMT, DPP
- David Lee caught between two fires
- Don't stand in my way, Yu tells pan-blues
- Lu says she will attend assassination hearings
- TTV starts digital broadcast system
- Legislative panel backs Aboriginal TV budget
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Acer rolls out new laptop design
- Star Travel moves offline into 3C electronics stores
- HP overcomes setback in competitive printer sector
- E. Sun buys Kaohsiung Business Bank
- Chen tries to boost confidence among foreign investors
- BenQ ready to pounce on LCD demand
- Saudi terror attack, China blustering send stocks down
Editorials
Sports
- Frustrated Brother Elephants end long losing streak
- Rice claims rain-swept Indianapolis
- Henman holds UK hopes
- `Chuck you, mate' Murali says after snub by Ozzie PM
- Youngsters set post-war records in Giro d'Italia
- Detroit Pistons fire on all cylinders
- Dominique rescues Boston Red Sox
- Ton by Gayle helps West Indies to respectable score
- Shipperley strikes to send Crystal Palace back to PL
World News
- Chinese ex-official denies intimidating broadcaster
- Kidnappers release diplomat with taxi fare to get home
- Malaysian activists want man in nuclear case freed
- Philippine Congress starts starts vote count for president
- Chavez vote grows more likely
- Martin's election decision looking like a dud
- US troops set to leave Haiti amid flood destruction
- German engineers planning to build a new Hindenburg
- Aristide sets off for South Africa, `temporary home'
- US experts call for army ethics work
- War protest mourns dead
- Secret UK plan to woo young Muslims gets catcalls
- Turkey begins trial of 69 suspects linked to suicide bombings
- E-mail ties Cheney to huge Halliburton contract for Iraq
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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