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Mon, Jun 07, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Sister Radio takes on the GIO
- Media challenged by abuse stories
- Chinese reporter denied entry after newspaper attack
- Financial dispute dogs Lien Hui-hsin
- Lu acts as diva on global stage
- Promotion for one of their own splits pan-blue camp
- San Franscisco stopover a test of US ties, Lu says
- Taiwan sets example for China, MAC official says
- More than 2,000 mines removed from Kinmen
- EPA launches plan to create a clean, safe environment
- Number of young people with jobs on the decline
- Taiwan Quick Take
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Editorials
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World News
- Roh vows to further US alliance
- Learning medicine the hard way
- Malaysia rejects use of foreign troops in region
- Bombs, spear fishing devastating one of Asia's top sites for exotic marine life
- Howard blasts kids' show over portrayal of lesbian couple
- Reagan still dominates the US right
- Qaddafi aside, world leaders laud former president
- Pre-Alzheimer's, Reagan lived a dream retirement
- In France, Bush heaps unctuous praise on Ronnie
- Sometimes Reagan wasn't actually agreat communicator
- Sharon fights to win Gaza-plan vote
- Top CIA resignations cause security jitters
- Protesters greet Bush in France
- Religious authorities in Egypt confiscate books, tapes in raid
- Most French feel no moral debt to US over liberation
- UN Security Council ponders letters from Iraq's new leader
- World News Quick Take
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