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Thu, Nov 30, 2006
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Taiwan News
- DPP members pan Luo
- No one at fault in probes, Su says
- Investigators merge Weng, Ma cases
- Analysis: Expense fund controversy just part of transitional justice, legal experts say
- Chiu Yi claims president's son plans to acquire green card, emigrate to US
- Military instructor faces charge of inciting treason
- `Min Sheng Daily' to be closed today
- KMT lawmakers attack plan to amend Oath Act
- Doctors warn of dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning
- Taipei-Kaohsiung route taken away from Free Go
- Council of Indigenous Peoples expecting more jobs
- Forum defends China cap
- Foundation says it is not Ma's toy
- HIV infection caused by needle sharing increasing
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- THSRC to delay launch
- Giant jackpots planned by new lottery operator
- Animation firms attend Singapore media exhibition
- US, Taiwan differ on free trade pact
- No bids received yet for future takeover, Acer says
- Confidence index drops to five-year low, survey shows
- Far EasTone sees flat revenues for first half of 2007
- Business Briefs
Editorials
- Editorial: Ma Ying-jeou just can't help himself
- Taiwan challenges US' policies on China
- Endurance is the key to political survival
- How mirrors can light up the world
- Defining which fish are organic is a whole new can of worms
- Letter: China's power at sea
- Letter: Revamping Taiwan's parks
- Letter: In defense of Haynes
Sports
- S Korea off to solid Doha soccer start
- Taiwan baseball team going all-out for gold
- China's `Posh and Becks' hope to spark bling sweep
- Coronation keeping future Malaysian king out of saddle
- Chickenpox decimates Maldives squad
- Pakistan tightens grip with Hafeez's dogged half-century
- Nobody does it better, injured Shaq says
- Andy Robinson dumped as Jake White holds post
- Sports Briefs
World News
- Pakistan tests medium range missile
- AWB splits over oil-for-food scandal
- Fiji troops practice repelling foreign forces
- Philippines braces for possible super typhoon onslaught
- Tamil Tigers have not quit 'defunct' truce, rebels say
- Rice and Abbas in Jericho talks
- Pope tries to lose `anti-Turkey' tag
- Chadian aircraft downed
- Bush vows troops will remain in Iraq until the job is done
- UK authorities test eight for exposure to radiation
- US judge strikes down terror labels
- Rafael Correa declared winner in Ecuador
- US military mulls moving troops to Baghdad
- Morales signs controversial land reform bill into law
- State of Castro's health in question at birthday party
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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