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Mon, Sep 13, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Airport incident prompts US reform
- Disgraced Liu deflects blame from his party
- Executive Yuan defends bill aimed at abolishing the MAC
- Groups urge EU to uphold arms ban
- 13 years, 11 deaths, 1 big tunnel
- Kaohsiung City Mayor Frank Hsieh widely regarded as successor to Chen
- F-16 US training won't be cut, air force officials say
- Kaohsiung official lauds athletic glory
- Civil groups divided over shooting committee bill
- MAC head leaves for NY
- Family records available on the Web
- Subsidized daycare planned for mixed culture households
Business
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World News
- Another attack imminent, police say
- Police step up hunt for terror suspects
- Iran dismisses criticism of its nuclear program
- Afghan warlord's removal triggers violent protests
- Crash kills Africa's Orthodox leader
- Chile remembers coup as Pinochet awaits legal fights
- US Embassy staff leave roses at park for UK 9/11 dead
- Hardliners could kill N Ireland peace talks, Blair says
- Hurricane Ivan strengthens to Category 5 storm
- US soldier gets eight months for prisoner abuse
- US ban on manufacture of assault weapons ends today
- World News Quick Take
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