Saturday, July 13, 2002

• CPC Department Delegation Leaves for DPRK
• Taiwan Urged to Give More Care to Mainland Fishermen
• Gang of 66 Criminals Get Heavy Sentences
• Beijing Court Standardizes Evidence Procedures
• South China Province Cracking Down Hard on Crime
• Nine Trapped Miners Rescued after 8 days
• Probe of Fatal Gold Mine Blast Continues, No More Bodies Found
• China Puts Flood Toll at 793 People

• Personal Foreign Currency Market Booms in Shanghai
• HK Govt to Reduce Public Sector Expenditure
• China's Tax Revenue Increases by 10.9 %

• Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Russia Following One Person Dead
• Osama Bin Laden's Financial Adviser Arrested in Karachi
• Singapore Won't Agree to One-sided Water Agreement with Malaysia: deputy PM
• No Military Demobilization: Indian Defense Minister
• Security Council Passes Resolution on Court Immunity
• Powell to Visit Eight Asian Nations
• 30,000 Panamanians Infected with AIDS
• Thailand Signs MOU on Trans-ASEAN Gas Pipeline Project
• US, India Hold Anti-terror Talks in Washington
• Five American Countries Start Joint Military Drill in Pacific
• Colombian Journalist Shot Dead in Bucaramanga
• Powell Insists on Not Dealing with Arafat
• US treasury secretary to visit Argentina, Brazil in July
• New Cabinet strengthens government: Peruvian president

• Blind students finish college entrance exam
• Copyright Demanded in Digital Library

• China Beat US 5.5-4.5 in Chess Contest Second Round

• Cultural Relics Face Submersion in Central China
• Ancient Tang Silk Dresses Safely Separated