Sunday, June 29, 2003

• Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao Arrives in HK
• Sino-DPRK Border Bridge Being Repaired
• 77 People Struck Down by Encephalitis B
• China's ID Card Law Shows Care for Citizens, Law Experts
• China's Top Legislator Urges Increased Awareness of China's Laws
• More Nature Reserves in China Put Under State Protection
• China's Top Legislature Passes Law on Ports
• Five Suspected Armed Robbers Arrested in South China
• HK people to Have Full Account of SARS Attack: Experts

• Foreign investment in Shanghai unaffected by SARS
• SW. China Province Seeks Investment for Major Projects
• Central Bank to Take Measures Against Counterfeiting
• HK to host Forbes Global CEO Conference in 2004
• Railway Tunnel Completed
• Joint Ventures Overtake Domestic Peers in TV Exports
• Central China City Opens Property Rights Market
• Central China Province Starts Road Rebuilding

• Colombian Troops Kill Guerrilla Chieftain in Fight
• APEC Members Pledge Continuous Actions Against SARS and Future epidemics
• Russian President Says State Visit to Britain Useful
• Britain Sends 500 Troops Back to Southern Iraqi Town
• PFLP Denies Approval of Ceasefire with Israel
• Saudi Arabia Vows to Root Out Terrorism

• China's First Aviation Design Research Institute Founded

• High-tech Wrist Bands Introduced by FIFA to Stop Age-cheats

• Restaurants, Beauty Saloons Resume Business in China After SARS
• Chongqing Launches Third Phase Resettlement Scheme
• Chinese Regard Haphazard Spitting as most Disgusting Habit
• More Retired Military Officers Finding Employment on Their Own
• Suzhou Hopes to Host Next Year's 28th World Heritage Conference
• Severe Rainstorms Forecast for Central, Eastern Provinces
• "Humanitarian Banks" Flourish in NE China Province
• Tripod Set Up in Deng's Hometown to Commemorate Anniversary of His Birth
• Township Head Dismissed for Violating Family Planning Policy