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Sun, Apr 09, 2006
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Taiwan News
- US friends seek to end ban on officials
- Lawmaker facing slander lawsuit
- Negotiations with China `pointless'
- PFP legislator Hsieh joins KMT, fulfills father's wish
- Vice Premier Tsai hopeful on stable economic growth
- Satellite to launch on schedule
- Police drugs bust nabs 13 Spring Scream revelers
- Taipei woman found dead in lake
- Illegal quarrying operations targeted by mining bureau
- Taipei tsunami aid pays for e-learning center in Indonesia
- Taiwan Quick Take: Rain on the way
- Taiwan Quick Take: Guide dog plan needs cash
- Taiwan Quick Take: Watch out for scarlet fever
- Taiwan Quick Take: EU delegation arrives
- Taiwan Quick Take: Ma's mom backs Yeh
- Taiwan Quick Take: Ma's mom backs Yeh
Business
- Inflation jitters dampen rally on NYSE
- Oil futures retreat on good news from Nigeria
- Asian investors take a breather after strong week
- Wall Street, weak mining stocks drag down EU markets
- Employment report boosts greenback against major rivals
- Chinese shoemakers ally against EU tariff increase
- Hyundai chairman apologizes for bribery scandal
- Plans in place to prevent chipset dearth, Intel says
- US mulls WTO lawsuit to counter piracy
- BAE in talks to sell 20% stake in Airbus to EADS
- Business Quick Take
Editorials
- Editorial: Cheng was right to go
- Ma should be putting Taiwan first
- A dummy's guide to cross-strait phraseology
- Technology helps sperm donor kids connect
- Cash problems plague Hamas government
- Is it sectarian violence, communal fighting or civil war?
- Letters: How the `Others' suffer
- Letters: Inside the `1992 consensus'
Sports
- Videoland still in the hunt
- Crusaders overcome Waratahs
- Bears back in top form
- Mayweather does it for the love of the sport of boxing
- Chad Campbell now tops leaderboard
- Hurricanes blow into tie for conference lead
- `Movistar' scores near Brazil coast in Volvo Ocean Race
- Australia, Russia hold solid leads in Davis Cup action
World News
- US House presses Vietnam on rights
- `Brokeback' enters Cantonese slang
- Workers' strike at largest state-owned bank leaves millions cashless in India
- Thais hail Thaksin's downfall
- Vietnamese learning to live with bird flu virus
- Yudhoyono vows to ensure Papua cash is used wisely
- Gagging of Internet electioneering in Singapore criticized
- Japan mimics Eton in attempt to groom future statesmen
- Suicide attack on Afghan NATO compound kills two
- Berlusconi makes final appeal
- Suicide blast injures two in Turkey
- More young people leaving France for UK jobs
- UN Security Council agrees to change Taylor trial location
- Olmert's plan will lead to another war, warns Abbas
- Backlash feared after mosque bombing
- US planning bombing of Iran: report
- US ambassador targeted in Venezuela veggie attack
- UN nuclear watchdog chief to visit Iran
- War of words breaks out between Rice and Rumsfeld
- Bush weighs in on controversy over immigration bill
- World News Quick Take
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