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Wed, Jan 12, 2005
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Taiwan News
- Council says direct flights require official discussion
- Chinese official sends letter asking TAA head to talk
- Chen Chi-mai wants to ink deal with the PFP
- Pan-blues used voter lists in corruption scheme: Wong
- DPP assists its rival PFP in getting bill heard in committee
- Lu talks about recent controversies, warns about hasty alliances
- Better care vowed after incident
- Support seen for party assets bill
- Diplomats favor allowing dual posting for couples
- Drug smuggling top target of nation's anti-drug campaign
- Travel agencies in Taipei offer lunar holiday tours
- Taiwan joins peace group
- Koo's death brings new cross-strait era
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Foxconn profit could rise by 26 percent
- Analyst upbeat on Taiwan
- China Motor joins minivan venture
- Online portal forecasts jump in transactions
- FSC head visits Hong Kong
- Government mulling sale of China Airlines stake to overseas investors
- Buy bluechip electronics shares now, strategists say
- Cathay Financial turns NT$4.43 billion profit in Q4
- Reports of strong revenue growth push stocks higher
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
World News
- Accounting firm to monitor aid money
- Polluted water a growing threat to Aceh victims
- Clash not expected to upset ceasefire
- Amnesty offered to rebels who help with relief effort
- Britain recruiting social workers for tiny Pitcairn
- Notorious terrorist flown to England
- Plans drawn up for return of UK terrorist suspects
- Crowds cheer Sudanese leader after deal
- African Council quickly wraps up its first meeting
- Princess Di fountain shut
- Bush pledges to meet with Abu Mazen
- CBS blasted for `myopic' coverage of Guard papers
- NASA plans to blow hole in comet
- Cuba re-establishes ties with EU despite dissident round-up
- Officials look at UN oil-for-food audits
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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