Sunday, March 02, 2003

• CPPCC Session Important: Spokesman
• More Private Entrepreneurs Enter China's Top Advisory Body
• Four Policemen Fired for Gambling in E. China Province
• Presidium of 10th CPPCC National Committee Holds First Meeting
• New Phase of Resident Relocation Underway for Three Gorges Project
• China, Cote d'Ivoire Mark 20th Anniversary of Diplomatic Ties
• First Press Conference for 1st Session of 10th CPPCC National Committee to be Held
• Electricity, Drinking Water Restored in Quake-hit Area 
• Corrupt Officials in China's Hunan Sentenced to Death
• CPPCC Members from HK, Macao Arrive with Optimism, Pride
• NPC Deputies Arriving in Beijing for National Meeting

• Rich Geothermal Reserves Found in China's 2nd Largest Oilfield
• Beijing to Aim for Record Foreign Investment
• Law Protects Long-term Land Use of Chinese Farmers
• East China Trade Fair Opens in Shanghai

• Key al-Qaeda Suspect Handed over to US
• Bush: US to Lead in Dangerous Work to Disarm Iraq
• US Plan to Deploy Troops in Philippines Runs into Snags
• Global Peace Protesters Plan Next Step in London
• 15th Arab Summit Ends with Firm Rejection of War on Iraq 
• UAE Appeal on Saddam's Fate Draws Mixed Reactions
• Iraq Completes Destroying First 4 Samoud 2 Missiles
• Pakistan Arrests Sept. 11 Mastermind, US Elated

• From Party Congress Guidelines to Will of State

• China Busy Preparing Moon Exploration Project
• China-Microsoft Deal Prompts Perjury Questions
• China's Cloned Goat Has Granddaughter
• New Type of Nuclear Reactor Put into Use in Beijing 

• Cohen and Plushenko Dazzle in Figure Skating Final

• China Issues First VCD Series to Promote Sex Education among Young People
• 500-year-old Turtle Freed in S.China Island Province
• Beijing Residents Rush to Banks to Buy State Bonds
• China's New Rich Learn from Lei Feng