Wednesday, May 08, 2002

• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets US Guests
• Airline Declares No Survivors of Air Crash, 64 Bodies Recovered 
• Rescuers Recover 64 Bodies From Crashed Plane 
• Three People Narrowly Escape Being Aboard Fated Plane
• Official Giving Account of Air Crash in NE China
• China Going All Out for Post-Crash Rescue Effort
• Dalian Int'l Airport Resumes Normal Operation
• Boeing Willing to Assist in Air Crash Investigation
• No Survivors Found in China Northern Air Crash 
• Witness Sees Plane Plunging into Sea
• Public to Be Consulted on HK Basic Law Article 23: Spokesman
• Top Legislator Calls for More Job Opportunities 
• Jiang Zemin Meets Former President Bush
• Hong Kong Police Smash Biggest Triad-Related Vice Syndicate
• Air Crash Investigation Panel Arrives in Dalian  
• Police Starting DNA Test to Identify Victims
• Eight Foreigners aboard Crashed Airliner
• Over 60 Bodies Found at Dalian Air Crash Site  
• China Northern Airlines Plane Crashes, 112 Feard Dead 

• China's Financial Rating has Stable Outlook: Expert
• US Firms Interested in China's Infrastructure Development
• Tom.com Posts 8 Percent Revenue Growth in First Quarter
• China to Speed Up Reform of Power Sector
• 2002 BusinessWeek Forum Opens in Tianjin
• China's Data Storage Market Grows at 1,000 Percent: HDS
• Chinese Minister of Finance Meets ADB President
• ADB Meeting's Serial Activities Kick off in Shanghai 
• Shanghai Ready for ADB Annual Meeting  
• International Motorcycle Festival Set for NW China
• 89th China Daily Consumer Goods Trade Fair Opens
• Tianjin Readies for 2002 BusinessWeek Forum

• China's Prosperity to Benefit Other Countries: PBEC
• British Queen Greeted by Streaker
• 11 Killed, 18 Injured in Karachi Blast: Police
• Russia Identifies 260 Spies Last Two Years, Official Says
• Japan Eyes 100% Retaliatory Tariffs on U.S. Steel Imports
• S.Lankan Govt, Tamil Rebels Agree to Re-open Main Highway
• New framework for Sanctions against Iraq Agreed Upon
• Wanted Man Arrested Over US Mailbox Bombs
• Sri Lanka's Leftist Party Denies Alliance with Main Opposition
• Tokyo's Right-Wing Governor Wants Second Term
• US Federal Reserve Leaves Rates Unchanged
• France Names New Foreign Minister
• HP Opens New Page in Industry: Analysis
• Japan to Expand Grants to Myanmar After Suu Kyi's Release
• India Offers 3 A-300 Planes to Afghanistan
• Arafat Is Man of Peace: Egyptian FM
• General Elections in Netherlands to Go Ahead As Scheduled
• Release of 123 Palestinians Again in Doubt
• Bush to Send CIA Director Back to Middle East
• Chinese Confirmed on Ill-Fated EgyptAir Plane: Airport Official
• Suicide Bombing Kills 15, Wounds 40 in Israel's Coastal Town
• Eleven People Confirmed Dead in Helicopter Crash in Russia
• Iraq Urges World to Show Solidarity, Resist US Attacks
• Putin, Bush Discuss Preparation for May Summit
• Feature: Heavy Fighting Continues in Northern Somalia

• Falun Gong Cult Leader's Claims Refuted
• Signed Article: Li Hongzhi Seeks Self-Ruin

• Chinese Scientists Bring Forth New Digital Signature Device
• China to Enhance Professional Capabilities
• China Releases World's First National IT Index

• Chinese Favored for Asian Soccer Awards
• China's Winter Olympic Champion to Remain on Track
• Acrobat's Airborne Feet Achieve Record-breaking Feat  

• The Better Educated Prefer Marriage: Survey Shows
• Chinese Youth Concerned about World Security: Survey Shows
• Scenic Spots Received 14 Million Travelers During May Day Holiday  
• Protection Top Priority for Yinxu Ruins
• Oasis Refreshing Project to Control Desert, Storms
• Huge Investment Earmarked for Water Cleanup in China 
• Baiyun Int'l Airport Handles 330,000 Passengers in Tourist Peak Week
• Sino-Japanese Tourism Exchange Launched
• Auction of Qing Dynasty Vase Sets Record