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Wed, Oct 13, 2004
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Taiwan News
- MOF, KMT remain far apart on party asset issue
- DPP wants 319 committee gagged
- GIO chief invites Gere to festival
- Koo defends his controversial ads
- PFP legislator badgers premier on nukes, editorial
- Foreign workers blame policies
- Clinics call fees unfair
- EPA plans to regulate hot-spring wastewater
- Premier clarifies Chen's speech for legislators
- Desalination plant set for Hsinchu
- Island pullback is safe, says military
- Nation will submit continental shelf information to UN
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Electrolux to boost local procurement
- Investors target opportunities in property market
- Dopod launches second smartphone
- More people choose luxury
- Chi Mei predicts stronger LCD sales despite gloom
- China Steel enjoys rating upgrade
- Chinese Petroleum signs deal with Chad
- LCD price worries depress trading as AU Optronics falls
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Astros break through in playoffs
- Bulls triumph over Lions in Tainan
- Beckham says he planned suspension
- Titans hammer Packers to end losing streak
- Yao Ming gets down to business
- Safin advances to second round in Kremlin Cup
- Australia withdraws from tournament
- Australian cricket legend Keith Miller passes away at 84
- Four die in Togo stampede
- Sports Briefs
World News
- Bali victims remembered
- Indonesia blames suicide bomber for embassy attack
- Afghan elections called a major defeat for the Taliban
- China and France want to make HK an arts hub
- Tung selects pro-Beijing officials for policy group
- Kofi Annan wants Chinese soldiers to work for the UN
- North Gaza operation to be extended
- Legislature slaps Sharon in the face over Gaza plan
- Beslan braces for revenge
- EU halts Libya sanctions
- Professors take Nobel economics prize
- Polls split as Bush-Kerry race tightens
- Conservative media group to run anti-Kerry film
- US may agree to softer line on Iranian nukes
- Texas politician faces attacks over college streaking
- Rights group says US tactics akin to `Disappearances'
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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