Sunday, January 11, 2004

• Experts scour apartment block in SARS probe
• US should stop interfering in HK affairs: FM spokesman
• Young law-enforcers rewarded as "Outstanding Guards"
• WHO experts inspect Guangzhou restaurant, wildlife market
• China short of 5,000 railway cars for holiday travel
• Zhang Baoshun named acting governor of Shanxi Province
• Environmental condition of Three Gorges dam improved

• China's first securities museum opens
• "Top 10 Chinese Ladies in the Economic Field" named
• Top 10 Chinese in capital market selected

• Possible Iraqi chemical weapons found - Denmark
• Ugandan president meets Chinese foreign minister
• US shown DPRK's "nuclear deterrent" capability: KCNA
• China, ASEAN sign MoU on cooperation in non-traditional security issues
• S. African President unveils manifesto for 2004 elections
• US, Turkey agree on use of base for troop rotation: Report
• Saddam's ouster planned before Sept. 11: US official

• Gone -- with grace or disgrace

• Chinese scientists develop superior underwater GPS system
• Karst discoveries made by China-Italy joint team in S. China

• Huge amount of cash and cash equivalents found in home of Kim Un-yong
• Chinese women soccer players learn English

• 4,500-year-old city excavated in NW China's Shaanxi
• Office romance being shown the door
• Three new groups of critically endangered endemic gazelle found
• Glazed terra-cotta objects unearthed in China's Henan