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Tue, Sep 27, 2005
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Taiwan News
- Chen receives warm welcome
- GIO chief apologizes for ambiguities in news reports
- Lawmakers quiz MOFA official on controversial fund
- Legislative camps to mobilize for standoff today
- Pan-blue lawmakers rule out buying Patriot missiles
- PFP hints Soong may seek Taipei job
- Students slam low wages
- Blood-donation rules rile `tongzhi'
- Two retired senior officers appear on corruption charges
- Yeh promises to turn Kaohsiung into `brightest star'
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Government downplays reform failure
- Legal change doesn't create conflicts of interest: Lin
- Chunghwa sees revenue increase
- Elitegroup gets order for motherboards
- China plans to speed up derivatives introduction
- China not the juggernaut it is portrayed as: report
- Asustek Computer, exporters lead gainers on TAIEX
- Shipping companies vie to build terminal in Kaohsiung's port
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Patriots beat Steelers in final second
- Fernando Alonso rules F1 this year
- Eli Manning should not have tampered with the NFL draft
- Wang takes Yanks past Blue Jays
- Sunderland wins after 27 tries in Premier League
- DiMarco leads US to win
- Whales progress swimmingly
- Greece defeats Germany in Euro Championship
World News
- HK seeks more talks on reform
- Chinese capture Vietnamese vessel
- Typhoon sweeps into Chinese resort island, killing two
- Koizumi vows to finish reforming the postal system
- China gets prepared to launch second manned space mission next month
- Terror suspect seeks UK citizenship
- Israel presses on with Gaza strikes
- Lebanon reels from attack
- Blair surprised at Iraq insurgency but vows to press on
- Polish government heads for defeat in exit polling
- Suicide attack strikes oil ministry
- McCain says prisoner abuse hurts US
- Guantanamo prisoner says US told him to spy on al-Jazeera
- Gulf Coast picks up pieces again
- Drinking coffee has its health benefits, researchers say
- Peru's nightmare continues with Shining Path trial
- World News Quick Take
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