Tuesday, June 03, 2003

• Experts Affirm Safety of Three Gorges Reservoir
• Chinese Mainland Reports 3 New SARS Cases (June 3)
• Farming Cost Lowered Greatly with Rural Tax Reform in China
• China Strives for Control, Elimination of SARS
• China Calls for Global Cooperation to Conquer SARS
• Chinese Senior Health Official Sums up Anti-SARS Experience
• SARS Is "Serious Disaster" to Mankind: Chinese Vice-Health Minister
• E. China Launches Water Diversion Project
• Vice-premier: China Has Confidence, Resolve, Capacity to Wipe out SARS
• Largest State-owned Enterprise Tax Fraud Case Exposed
• Navigation Conditions Improved at Mouth of Three Gorges
• Senior Leader Stresses Development to Revitalize China
• China's Mainland Reports No New SARS Cases for First Time

• HK Launches Massive Promotional Campaign in UK
• Macao Sees Comeback of Tourism
• Shanghai-HK Overnight Delivery Service Launched 
• HK Gov't Consults Public on Strategy for Sustainable Development
• Insurance Capital Allowed to Invest More, Widely in Bonds
• Lifting of HK Travel Alert Prompts Optimistic Outlook

• G8 Summit Ends in Evian, France
• China, Kazakhstan Sign Joint Declaration
• Hillary Clinton's Memoirs off Press
• US Planning Historic Shift of Military Power Abroad: Report
• Mongolian President Says Closer Sino-Mongolian Ties Benefit Both Peoples
• Kazakh President Praises China as Example for Kazakhstan
• Saddam's Daughters Seek UK Asylum: Newspaper
• Indian PM Plans Visit to China
• Hu Says China Cherishes Cooperation with Developing Countries 
• British Queen Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Coronation
• Chinese President Meets International Figures
• G8 Meeting Urged to Highlight Water Issue in Africa
• Bush Arrives in Egypt on Maiden Mideast Mission
• Mars Express Spacecraft Launched from Baikonur, Russia
• Chinese President Starts Visit to Kazakhstan

• SARS Virus Dies Earlier When Heat's On
• Qinghai Hospital Succeeds in Hemopoietic Stem Cell Transplant
• Beijing Holds Trial University Entrance Exams to Assess Preparations

• NBA Pre-season Games Comes to China in 2004

• More Foreign Funds Used for Afforestation in C. China
• Mobile Phone Addiction Plagues Chinese Youth
• SW China Province Sees Comeback of Tourism
• China's First Generation of the Only-Child to Step into Marriage "Citadel"
• "10+3" SARS Symposium Begins in Beijing
• Stamp of Approval Required for Products from August
• SARS Decedents Remembered in Hong Kong
• China Publishes Medical Work on SARS Treatment
• As "Ghost Town" Fades, Artist Tries to Preserve Tradition
• SARS Research Makes Substantial Achievements in China
• Court Moved to Outdoor Park to Prevent SARS in N China
• Environmental Concerns Paramount in Qinghai-Tibet Railway Construction