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Sat, Sep 18, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Premier Yu lays out five key targets
- Panama to give back US$500,000
- CLA head to promote ties
- Ma draws ire for changing flood report title
- US won't notify Taiwan over Keyser indictment
- Alliance announces name-change rally postponed to `228`
- Releasing animals is `harmful'
- Legal aid groups helping Aboriginals find justice
- Nation's sex shops now officially off limits to youths
- Chinese medicine manufacturers get government visit
- `Long hair' Leung sizes up HK head
- Aussie poll turning green
- Thailand's government pledges corruption probe
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Regulators to probe 170 firms' books
- THSRC allays fears of gross overspending
- Japan suspends Citibank's private operations
- Chinese Petroleum seeks new partners
- Grace period for IC card conversion could be extended
- Ritek admits Summit stake
- Mega Financial leads worst TAIEX drop in two weeks
- Nation in talks on Nicaragua, Paraguay trade pacts
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Red Sox to grace NY this weekend
- Powerhouses continue winning ways
- All sides to blame in A's fight as fans will always incite
- Woods-Mickelson team ready for battle
- Myskina gets knocked out early
- Thirteen-year-old Jane Rah decides on pacing herself
- Aussies gain solid victory over Kiwis
- Contenders to start chase for semifinal slots
- Shanghai gears up to host China's first Formula One event
World News
- Police nab bomb suspect
- China mum on leadership rift
- Suicide by fire a way out for many Afghan women
- South Korea says North's blast was in different place
- Rebel Chechen leader claims attacks
- Canadian village in the grips of grizzly bear criminal spree
- Ivan batters storm-weary Florida
- Blair presses both sides at beginning of N Ireland talks
- Columbine grand jury declines to blame local police
- Europe forms military unit
- US expects backing from UN over Sudan
- Blair foes hunt for impeachment votes
- Specter of political arrests haunts NY Republican meet
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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