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Sat, Oct 29, 2005
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Taiwan News
- PFP blamed for impasse
- Hsieh says it's not right time for Cabinet changes
- Chen vows to be `crusader' for constitutional reform
- Swiss to hand over Lafayette files
- Botched bombing efforts embarrass defense officials
- Chinese tourism delegation arrives
- Consumer group warns computers pose health risks
- Number of HIV carriers aged 15-24 on the rise
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Acer posts healthy third-quarter growth
- Investment bank remains bullish about local bourse
- Mobile operator's profits up
- TAIEX slips as investors remain on the sidelines
- Chi Mei's China LCD plant approved
- China's largest state bank launches joint stock company
- Taiwan looks for a future with renewable resources
- Business Briefs
Editorials
- Editorial: Pointless revenge scores an `F'
- What's a salute in two directions?
- Lip service hides PRC rights abuse
- Sad death reveals the plight of the student
- GM foods are the way of the future
- Why Asian countries are finding it so hard to tackle avian flu
- In the West, public panic is the most immediate threat posed by the H5N1 virus
Sports
- Guillen gets Sox through tough times
- Venezuelans enjoy baseball success of their native son
- Taiwan series starts today
- Mourinho suddenly feels unlucky
- IOC formally strips gold medal
- USC denies using retro pass attack
- Cashman hopes to gain control over struggling Yankees
- Andreychuk still hard to hold back
World News
- Hu Jintao in rare visit to North Korea
- Two `negligent' officials arrested
- Three Abu Sayyaf bus bombers sentenced to death
- Shiites form strong Iraq alliance
- Serbs testify on abuse by Croatians
- Sex confessions of `saint' shock French Catholics
- Report: S Africa's apartheid-era nukes linked to the Swiss
- Ethnic tensions boiling in Birmingham
- Most tourists gone from Wilma-ravaged Cancun
- Iran's president has bark, but his bite has limits
- Al-Qaeda, opponents wage media war in Middle East
- Canadian churches urged to forgo divestiture appeal
- Consumers get lexicon for `spyware'
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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