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Sun, Sep 19, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Officials pull spy team from US
- Associates say Keyser denies passing secret info
- KMT mulls rebranding strategies at seminar
- Wu expresses her hopes for fairness at future Games
- Legalize surrogates, says panel
- Media sides with Chen after interview: GIO
- KMT-controlled media dealings spark rumors
- Police to give the public access to fugitive's records
- Volunteer doctors from Taiwan head to Mozambique
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- US government, tobacco companies head to court
- Supply fears drive crude oil futures up 3.9 percent
- Greenback steady ahead of Federal Reserve meeting
- Ford's bullish outlook sends US stocks higher
- Renewed interest in oil majors boosts European markets
- Family groups call for P&G boycott
- Web at a crossroads over spyware
- Coca-Cola defends chairman's pay package
- Microsoft's early alerts to big clients spark outrage
- Argentine president replaces respected central bank head
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Bonds a member of baseball's 700 club
- League works to shorten games for anxious fans
- Europeans get big lead on Americans
- Flintoff lifts England past Sri Lanka
- De La Hoya about to face Bernard Hopkins
- League suspends Frank Francisco for the rest of season
- Spadea in semifinals
- Makoto Tamada grabs pole position
- Pro ballplayers in Japan decide to stop playing ball
- Sports Briefs
World News
- Cyber-cafes caught in crackdown on Internet usage
- Japanese invasion remembered
- Three hundred petitioners rounded up in Beijing
- Seven countries discuss trans-Asian railway line
- Chemical shipment prevented from reaching N Korea
- Ex-general set to win Indonesian poll
- N Ireland peace talks show little progress
- UN nuclear agency backs ban on Iran weapon technology
- Tropical Storm Jeanne kills 7 across Caribbean
- Exhibition offers rare flashback to Hendrix's 1960s
- Protesters get their bicycles back three weeks after protest
- Former child star posts bail after drug-charge arrest
- World News Quick Take
Business Focus
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