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Thu, Jun 01, 2006
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Taiwan News
- KMT group urges Chen to resign
- Legislator who quit DPP tells Chen to follow his lead
- China lashes Taiwan over security report
- Both camps to blame for legislative gridlock: pundits
- Constitutional reform still on the agenda, official says
- US-based grocery store denies any link to Wu Shu-jen
- Teachers seek edge over China
- Legislators voted second-most corrupt
- MAC lauds new ferry link between Kinmen and China
- Aboriginal chefs excel in creative cooking contest
- KMT cuts its losses by shuttering the `Central Daily News'
Business
- Fortress closing all but two local stores
- Foreign investor interest in nation's banks set to soar
- Bad loan ratio for cash cards rockets to record high
- Taipower's price hike `not enough'
- Japanese firms to lift LCD production
- Chinese firms shunning Wall Street for their IPOs
- Asian markets take a beating in wake of New York's drop
- Business Briefs
Editorials
- Editorial: Who are lawmakers serving?
- Scandals are a test of democracy
- It's time to reform the minimum wage policy
- Sushi lovers eating red tuna out of existence
- East Timor has to deal with its own problems
- France needs to think beyond traditional welfarism to create jobs
- Letter: Embrace the dispossessed
- Letter: Beware those bearing gifts
- Letter: Media has responsibilities
Sports
World News
- E Timor rebels reject peace plan
- Estrada tells how `conspiracy' ousted him
- Troops acted in self-defense: coalition
- Indian court orders doctors to call off two-week strike
- Exit polls forecast opposition win in S Korean elections
- Riot police scuffle with gangs in Paris
- Syria slowly but surely purging dissenting voices
- Egyptologists crack open coffins to reveal -- pillows
- Rebels seize control of medical facility in northern Mogadishu
- Police clash with Santiago protesters
- Chavez inks oil, gas deals with Ecuador
- Iraqi PM declares state of emergency in restive Basra
- Former member of peace group a shooting suspect
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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