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Wed, Sep 01, 2004
Front Page
- Chen calls off annual military exercise
- Illegal immigrants repatriated to China
- Consumers' group takes on paper over `distorted report'
- Republicans back Taiwan
- Nepalese hostages apparently killed by Iraqi militants
- At least 15 people die as two buses explode in Israel
- US president admits war on terror cannot be won
Taiwan News
- Taoyuan demands water supply
- Officials squabble over breach in wall
- Summer has almost gone, but the UV threat has not
- Teachers learn to police attention deficit disorder
- Lawmakers warn China wants stake in local media
- MOFA denies US intervention
- Cancelation intended as olive branch, Lee Jye says
- Annette Lu says New Yorkers can't understand ads
- Lin I-Hsiung visits Lien to celebrate passage of reforms
- Coast guard nabs Chinese betel nut smugglers
- Pan-blues selecting their shooting investigators
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- BenQ working to regain lost handset market share
- Most listed firms meet reporting requirements
- Chipmakers' factory use may decline
- Hon Hai's sales rise 43%
- Regulators ban use of credit cards to pay bank loans
- China Development, CMC Magnetics pull shares downward
- Rocky Q3 predicted for LCD TV segment
- Freight demand spurs Evergreen Marine Q2 profit
- Business Briefs
Editorials
- Editorial: Rest in peace, `Chinese Taipei'
- Troops plan unsettles the region
- KMT needs to develop a new type of leadership
- Singapore sweetening the pill for researchers
- Fed's transparency cannot halt the impending economic bust
- The US isn't so pure
- Let remote voices be heard
- The empty talk of Singapore
Sports
World News
- N. Korea pulls envoy in defection protest
- Nine Asian nations make or use land mines, group says
- Rights violations on rise in Nepal, Amnesty says
- HK lawmaker's home break-in tied to poll smear effort
- Al-Sadr eyeing political career
- Darfur refugees wait for security ... and wait
- Syria's intervention in politics leaves Lebanese fuming
- Milosevic's war crimes trial begins again in The Hague
- Sharon draws ire from hardliners over pullout plan
- Republicans tout Bush's 9/11 record
- Iraqi keynote speaker says war was right
- Planet found that could sustain life
- Humpback whale trapped behind Canadian dam
- Haiti gunmen open fire on visiting French delegation
- Death squads may be behind murders of homeless people
- World News Quick Take
World Business
Features
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