Wednesday, October 09, 2002

• Macao SAR Chief Executive to Visit ROK
• Three Gorges Second Damming Won't Damage Scenery: Official
• Key Roads, Bridges Opened to Traffic in Western China
• Chinese FM: China's Int'l Status Grown in Last 13 Years
• China Slaps US Religious Freedom Report
• China to Assist Cambodia's SEAN Meetings: Premier 

• Chinese Entrepreneurs' Confidence Continues to Grow
• Land Redeployment Accelerates Economic Development
• 20% Farmers Shifted to Factories and Service Trades in Past Two Decades
• Chinese Cultural Industry is Surging High
• Motorola Seals US$68 Million China Mobile Deal
• Advanced Micro Devices to Make China Classroom PC Plans
• EU Urged to Recognize China's Status as Market Economy
• Beijing Welcomes Investment from Foreign Companies
• Booming Tourism Spurs China's Economy
• Shanghai Sets New Record in Attracting Overseas Funds
• Chinese Enterprises Further Improving Performance
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets Toyota Head

• Iraq Defies Bush's Cincinnati Speech
• China is an Opportunity, not a Threat: World Bank
• S.Korean President Emphasizes Need to Help DPRK's Changes
• 6 in 10 Americans Weigh too Much
• Japan, DPRK Talks Set for Oct 29-30 in Malaysia
• Former U.S. President to Observe Jamaica Elections
• Japanese Abducted by DPRK Reportedly will Return
• Kaliningrad Row Flares up
• US Deploys Armed Drones in Iraq to Target Suspected Radar Site
• Judge Approves Bush Request to Open West Coast Ports
• US Ports Lockout Hurt Sino-US Bilateral Trade 
• US Urges Israelis to Examine Actions
• Nearly 12,000 Somali Refugees Transferred Within Kenya
• New Farmers Have Potential to Expand Export Base in Zimbabwe
• Macedonian President Asks NATO to Prolong "Amber Fox" Mission
• Vietnam Not Planning to Lease Cam Ranh Bay to Anybody: Ambassador
• Over 500,000 Displaced Angolans Return Home
• Russia Reiterates Stance over Iraqi Issue
• Cote d'Ivoire extends nationwide curfew again
• Jordan Hopes Iraq's Acceptance of Inspectors Will Avert War
• Russia Ready to Accept New UN Resolution on Iraq, Conditionally
• US Asks Turkey's Permission for Troop Deployment
• One US Marine Shot Dead, One Wounded in Kuwait
• Sri Lankan Court Grants Bail to Detained Tamil Rebels
• Arafat's Aide Slams Sharon's Statement on Gaza Actions

• Re-employment Project Requires Systematic Operation

• President Jiang Hails 100th Anniversary of Nine Universities
• China's Largest Nitrogenous Fertilizer Project Set for Hainan

• Chinese Wang Liqin Wins Men's Singles Gold in Asiad Table Tennis
• World No. 2 Beats No. 1 in All-Chinese Table Tennis Final
• Liu Meiju Wins Women's Shot Put Asian Games Title
• Wang Beats Ou Sang-eun in Men's Singles Semis
• China's Liu Xiang Grips Gold in 110m Hurdles at Asiad
• China Beats South Korea in Asiad Women's Hockey
• China Monopolizes Women's Singles Final of Asiad Table Tennis
• China's Xu Lijia Wins Women's Sailing Optimist Girls Gold
• Lee Lai-shan of Chinese HK Wins Women's Sailing Mistral Gold
• Gao Shuying Wins Women's Pole Vault Asiad Gold  
• China Takes Men's 3m Springboard Synchronized Diving Gold  
• Table Tennis: Men's Defending Champion Crashes out, Four Chinese in Sing
• Japan Beats China 1-0 to Reach Men's Soccer Semis 
• China Celebrates First Equestrian Medal in Asian Games 
• China Will Greatly Promote Asian Shooting, Says ASC General
• Beijing to Host ISU Junior Figure Skating Grand Prix in October

• New Great Wall Sections Found in Northwest China
• Rising from Floods, New Villages Show Tourists Ecological Migration
• Ancient Temple in Three Gorges Area to be Relocated
• Exhibition Featuring Female Artist Opens in Hong Kong
• AIDS Center Opens in SW China Province
• China, Japan See Potential in Joint Environmental Protection
• Leshan Buddha Needs Long-term Skin Care
• National Day Holiday Travelers Increase 26 Percent