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Sat, Aug 13, 2005
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Taiwan News
- Lawmakers stun Cabinet
- Lien, Ma discuss future of KMT
- Allies launch new UN bid
- President convenes gender equality task force
- Taipei City trying to make Ghost Month offerings `greener'
- Defense ministry rejects missile deployment story
- Debate sparked on hair freedom
- Fighting Chinese monks punch through resistance
- Health experts tout better network for cancer patient care
- Residents warned on storm
- Officials announce tighter health checks of foreigners
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Raytheon seeks local partners
- Merrill Lynch upgrades Novatek to `buy'
- Central Trust ready to privatize
- Macronix International gets downgrade from S&P
- NSC approves 6 investment projects
- Chen Ming-jen approved as Waterland's president
- Falling electronics stocks push main bourse lower
- Intel to make major change in design of chips
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Gatlen leads medals sweep in 200m
- Mickelson soars as Woods fades
- Vaughan comes on strong in third test against Australia
- Palmeiro meets the press and says little
- Underdog Athletics play winning baseball
- Favre shows strong form
- Universiade starts with a pair of wins for Team Taiwan
- Dave Whelan's achievements little known to outsiders
World News
- Officials deny bungle over kids
- Malaysia's haze-fleers begin the weekend early
- Seoul downplays minister's remarks
- Both Koreas offer amnesties to mark key 1945 date
- Rebel victory weakens king's hold
- Hong Kong man back home after winning freedom
- US military stages massive exercise in seas near Okinawa
- IAEA issues first warning to Iran, with little effect
- Sunnis frown on Iraqi federalism
- Islamic radicals organizing `training camps' in UK
- T.S. Eliot letters describe torment over wife's death
- Brazil nabs two for huge bank heist
- Delusions about hidden messages left CIA in furor
- NY social studies teacher builds new career as wrestler
- Fire department's transcripts of 9/11 to be made public
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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