Saturday, July 20, 2002

• Missing Worker Found, Relatives Mourn  
• Remote Counties in W. China to have Access to Highway
• Sichuan Opens Hotline to Help Police Overcome Stress
• Bridge Collapse Kills Nine in Central China

• Guangzhou Leads Beijing, Shanghai with 12.1% Economic Growth
• Sinopec and Shell Agree on Oil Joint Venture in China
• Shanghai City Targets Six Key Industries
• Tianjin Reports 12.3 Percent Midyear Economic Growth
• China's TCL Group Invites Talents to Fulfill Int'l Strategy
• East China launches green food action plan
• US Stocks Plunge, Dow Average Falls to Lowest Level since 1998
• News analysis: FDI in China Keeps Growing
• Multinationals Swarm to Shanghai to Set up Regional HQs
• Hainan Airlines Opens New Domestic Routes

• DPRK's Plane Flies on Direct Inter-Korean Air Route
• S.Korea Decides Compensation Sum for Girls Killed by US Armored Vehicle
• US Government Runs Huge Deficit in First Nine Fiscal Months
• Iranians Hold Mass Rallies against Bush's Statement
• EU Proposes New Scheme to Protect Forests

• China, US Should Boost Bilateral Economic and Trade Links

• Expert: Classroom for Classical Music Open to All
• Colleges Urged to Popularize Classical Music

• Russia lead China 2-0 in Fed Cup Tennis Play-off
• China Beats US in World Volleyball Grand Prix
• Italian Fans to Fight against Soccer as Business
• Spain Coach Predicts One Win over China

• Pakistan to Promote Tourism with China
• Termites Eroding Huaihe River Embankment Eradicated
• East China Province Attracts More Overseas Tourists
• China Launches Program To Prevent Birth Defects