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Fri, Sep 10, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Water woes due to soil erosion
- Officials lobbying EU to maintain arms sales ban
- FTV kicks off new English-language news program
- CAA chief denies reports of hikes in the firm's air fares
- Heavy rains expected nationwide, CWB warns
- TSU slams New Party's moves
- Defense minister testifies
- GIO promotes Taiwan during new UN bid
- Envoy expects 40 countries to back bid
- Legislator slams rehiring of retired military personnel
- Chen, Lee lead list of lecturers at next Ketagalan session
- Financial hub readiness takes time: Finch
- Reservists fight mock invasion
- Envoy to South Africa cites shared experience
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Cash-card issuers buy more ads
- Semicon sector set for decline: firm
- Water problems highlight need for infrastructure funds
- LCD makers face losses on overcapacity: analysts
- TSMC announces record monthly sales
- Quanta Computer leads decliners amid sales woes
- China Steel plans to sell shares in Malaysian unit
- KGI Securities shares rise amid talk of acquisition
Editorials
Sports
World News
- S Korea says it extracted plutonium
- Aussie treatment of older detainee irritates France
- Brunei's prince marries a commoner
- Thai police sergeant suspected of killing British backpackers
- DNA fingerprinting not foolproof, research pioneer says
- Chechen says Russia may strike on European soil
- Czechs allow secret births to reduce `dustbin' babies
- Zimbabwe to sentence accused coup plot leader
- US bombs pound militants in Fallujah
- Grenada reels from Ivan
- More Europeans hold US in low regard, poll shows
- World News Quick Take
World Business
Features
- Taiwanese opera in Madison County
- Taipei tuning up for a classic music festival
- POP STOP
- Holding on to summer
- The Vinyl Word
- All strung out but somewhere to go
- Restaurant: Vegetarian Cookshop 吉福建康素食屋
- Restaurant: Saigon, Saigon 西貢越南美食
- `Man on Fire' tells of revenge, slow and sweet
- 'Young Adam' looks at sadness of our times
- Movies with a message are back in fashion after Moore's `Fahrenheit 911'
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