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Mon, Jul 05, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Big-cycle owners protest
- Bookmobile launches in Taoyuan
- Young activist finds politics to her liking
- Charities add funds, workers to official typhoon aid efforts
- Formosa Party slams pan-greens
- Beijing plans massive military exercises this month
- US security commission keeps dodging `one China' issue
- Lien Chan unhappy about probe into attack on president
- Fishing ban helps kooey thrive again
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
Editorials
Sports
World News
- Scandal hits Japan's nuclear program
- AIDS conference to focus on Asian threat
- ASEAN starts showing some teeth
- India tests missile within weeks of deal with Pakistan
- Thai PM loses face over failed soccer club bid
- Israeli gunfire kills 2 children
- Foreign mercenaries find risky work abounds in Iraq
- IAEA chief's Israel mission called long shot
- US embassy in Bahrain sending families home
- US probing more abuse allegations in Afghanistan jails
- French serial killer locates two bodies
- US forks out big rewards in financial war on terror
- Outraged Bushmen take on Botswana government in a Kalahari courtroom
- Milosevic starts his defense as Serbia looks the other way
- Caribbean leaders to recognize interim Haitian leadership
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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