Sunday, May 26, 2002

• More Than 100 Bodies Found in Air Crash: Taiwan Official
• Reason for Taiwan Plane Crash Not Determined
• Thirty-one Bodies From Crashed Taiwan Plane Retrieved
• Taiwan Refuses Hong Kong Rescue Helicopters, Workers
• Family Members of Jet Crash Victims Arrive in Taipei 
• Taiwan's Tragic Air Crash Kills 225 PeopleĦĦ 
• Some Wreckage of Crashed Jet Lands in Central Taiwan
• Fujian Official Expresses Sympathy over Taiwan Air Crash
• Jiang on Party Building, West China Development in Chongqing 
• Mainland Extends Sympathy over Taiwan Air Crash
• China Sets Up Disaster Relief System
• HK Chief Executive Deeply Saddened by China Airlines Accident
• Hong Kong Official Highlights Synergies With Austria
• CPPCC Vice-Chairman Meets Cote d'Ivoire Visitors
• Crashed China Airlines Plane Over 22 Years Old

• Int'l Financiers Eye China's Private Venture CapitalsĦĦ
• World Bank Pledges Long-term Cooperation With W. China
• DuPont Plans Soy Protein Venture with Chinese Meat Producer

• FBI Warns Terrorists May Use Small Planes for Suicide Attacks
• 12 Killed, 20 Injured in Jammu, Kashmir
• Bush Pledges to Do All for Russia's Entry Into WTO
• Somali Professor Working for UNDP Released by Gunmen
• Eritrea Urges Nigeria to Mediate Border Dispute With Ethiopia

• China to Build Largest Numerical Control Machine Tool Plant

• Chinese World Cup Soccer Team Leaves Macao for S.Korea
• Portugal Beat China 2-0 in Last Warmup Game 
• FIFA Admits to Problems in Ticket Sales

• China Finishes Shooting of AIDS TV Play