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News Archive --- Date:20040804
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Kindergarten stabber captured (20:08, August 04)
HK has brighter future: Chinese official (18:22, August 04)
China strives to curb population growth through reward (18:21, August 04)
Sound Sino-US ties conducive to world peace: Chinese premier  (08:34, August 05)
China to enforce new rules on police interrogation (16:35, August 04)
China hopes to promote Sino-Pakistani relations: Premier Wen (08:34, August 05)
Hospital-on-wheels enters Tibet (15:36, August 04)
Newspaper reform limited to business operation, says official (15:16, August 04)
China hopes US to honor promises on Taiwan issue, premier (08:34, August 05)
Press freedom not undermined in HK: UK envoy (14:21, August 04)
Ministry of Railways to introduce express train through bidding (13:42, August 04)
Rare plant rescuing project launched in Three Gorges Reservoir Area (13:42, August 04)
Nine departments: Scrap discriminatory provisions against farmer workers (13:33, August 04)
China to build new railway in Xinjiang (08:21, August 04)
China's Macro-control policies boost agricultural production (08:39, August 04)
Bilingual bimonthly on Tibetan humanities, geography debuts (08:39, August 04)
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Rolls-Royce to auction exceptional cars in China (16:53, August 04)
China's private enterprises employ over 100 million (15:57, August 04)
How wealthy are Chinese people? (14:36, August 04)
Economists satisfied with China's present economic situation (13:45, August 04)
Effect of Macao's 3 casino concessionaires emerges (14:26, August 04)
CBRC relaxes rule on finance companies (11:26, August 04)
Ford offshoot approved for auto loan services (11:28, August 04)
Parmalat's Chinese plants stop production (11:29, August 04)
Sohu seeks to outfox competitor firms (11:31, August 04)
East-west gas pipeline wrapped up (09:33, August 04)
Many factors affect car sales in China (09:29, August 04)
EDS sets regional headquarters in Shanghai (09:01, August 04)
Commerce, market watchdogs ban direct recruitment of workers in China by overseas businesses (08:57, August 04)
India, China aim to better trade relations (08:56, August 04)
Hang Seng amibitious for mainland related business (08:32, August 04)
Japan to launch trade market on greenhouse gas emissions (08:29, August 04)
India-China trade to touch 10 bln USD mark: Indian official (08:57, August 04)
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Sri Lankan president resigns from ruling alliance (20:41, August 04)
India tunnel collapse kills 28, work to resume (20:27, August 04)
New DPRK missiles could reach US land (20:28, August 04)
Commuter trains crash in Zimbabwe, 70 hurt (20:30, August 04)
Deputy Chief of the Union of Cossacks of Russia Vladimir Naumov murdered in Moscow suburb (20:18, August 04)
Jenkins' counsel may arrive in Japan on Wed.: U.S. official (20:19, August 04)
Four Jordanian hostages freed in Iraq (15:53, August 04)
Two Turkish hostages freed in Iraq (16:31, August 04)
England's hearing: Abuses were 'for fun' (13:32, August 04)
Denmark recalls officers to probe Iraqi prisoner abuse (13:33, August 04)
Pinochet's wife interrogated on offshore accounts (13:34, August 04)
US warns citizens to leave Gaza, Israel (13:35, August 04)
Pakistan nabs top al Qaeda suspect (13:36, August 04)
US, EU urges Sudan to do more (13:40, August 04)
Thai to revive poultry industry hit by bird flu (13:41, August 04)
7 Colombian policemen killed in car bombing (10:52, August 04)
13 seized in UK anti-terror operation (11:14, August 04)
Japan to host WMD interception drill (10:48, August 04)
Iraq to conduct general census (10:46, August 04)
Annan calls on Sudan to stabilize Darfur (10:49, August 04)
British royal navy stages ceremony in Gibraltar (10:44, August 04)
Insurgents in Iraq kill 7 Iraqis, 4 US troops (09:46, August 04)
Six dead after small plane crashes into house in U.S. (09:48, August 04)
NASA launches spacecraft to Mercury (09:10, August 04)
Japan expresses regret over chemical weapon accident in northeast China (09:00, August 04)
US military starts hearing for Lynndie England (08:44, August 04)
Death toll in Paraguayan fire rises to 464 (08:45, August 04)
US Statue of Liberty partially reopens to visitors (08:52, August 04)
India-China trade to touch US$10 bln mark: Indian official (08:52, August 04)
Chief of staff of Algerian military resigns (08:18, August 04)
Egypt condemns Israeli move to expand settlement (08:16, August 04)
Germany to help train Iraqi soldiers in UAE (08:19, August 04)
Philippine gov't presents anti-corruption roadmap (08:15, August 04)
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Tibet's telecommunications progress (16:06, August 04)
Japan's Sega targets China's game market (16:04, August 04)
Chinese hybrid rice takes root in Ecuador (15:57, August 04)
Desalination technology to be applied extensively in China (14:22, August 04)
China hosts int'l forum to discuss education development (14:28, August 04)
Russian, US astronauts finish spacewalk (08:51, August 04)
150th anniversary of graduation of first Chinese student studyingin US (08:59, August 04)
China, Germany to train engineering professionals (08:31, August 04)
Sci-tech university sets up research institute in Shanghai (08:16, August 04)
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Price of made-to-order beauty (14:42, August 04)
Man stabs 15 kindergarten children in Beijing (15:49, August 04)
Should we try to raise wolves, or just stick to sheep? (14:30, August 04)
Macao's crime rate dips to new low (11:00, August 04)
Bodies of missing fishermen found in east China (15:25, August 04)
Measures go online to protect surfers (10:19, August 04)
Pilot stores for Olympic products to start (09:36, August 04)
Shanghai citizens make cash for scofflaw tips (09:36, August 04)
Int'l cross-culture psychology conference held in NW China (09:03, August 04)
Xi'an cleans up coal boilers in urban areas (07:57, August 04)
Floods leave 8 dead, 2 missing in Inner Mongolia (07:59, August 04)
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US Statue of Liberty partially reopens to visitors
The Statue of Liberty, hailed in song and speech as a national symbol of freedom and opportunity, Tuesday welcomed visitor inside the landmark amid extremely tight security on land, sea and air for the first time since the Sept.11 attacks. .(Xinhua/Reuters Photo)
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East-west gas pipeline wrapped up
Welders work on the final touches of the east-west natural gas pipeline yesterday in Northwest China's Gansu Province. The 4,000-kilometre pipeline was started on July 4, 2002. Gas is expected to start flowing on October 1.
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1st Chinese academician of Britain's Royal Engineering Academy
Song Yonghua introduces his experiences of being the first Chinese living in Britain elected as an academician of Britain's Royal Engineering Academy, during a celebration at the Chinese Embassy in London, Britain, Aug. 2, 2004. He was also appointed as the pro-vice-chancellor of Brunel University recently, which made him the first Chinese to take a high-ranking management post of a British university.
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Japan beats Bahrain 4-3 in Asian Cup
Japanese player Nakazawa (middle) celebrates with his teammates after his winning goal against Bahrain during the semifinal of the Asian Cup in Jinan, capital of east China's Shandong Province, August 3, 2004. Japan beat Bahrain 4:3.
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China faces shortage of electricity
The picture taken on August 2, 2004 shows a new section of transmission line in north China's Shanxi province. Latest statistics show that China will face a shortage of electricity exceeding 30 million kilowatts in the third quarter of this year.
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"Body Fair" opens in Tokyo
A female employee of a Japanese company introduces health knowledge of cardiovascular system at a ˇ°Body Fairˇ± opened in Tokyo, capital of Japan Aug. 3, 2004. Some 34 Japanese companies display their latest medical instruments during the fair.
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Giant panda's birthday
One-year-old giant panda "Lou Sheng" seems to feel shy as a zookeeper feeds it with a piece of birthday cake in the Louguan Wild Animal Rescue Center in Zhouzhi County near Xi'an, capital of northwest China's Shaanxi Province, Aug. 2, 2004. "Lou Sheng" is the first giant panda born by artificial propagation in the center.
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China beat Iran 5-4 in Asian Cup
Chinese soccer fans cheer for the Chinese team in the match against Iran during the semifinal of the Asian Cup in Beijing, August 3.
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US Statue of Liberty partially reopens to visitors
The Statue of Liberty, hailed in song and speech as a national symbol of freedom and opportunity, Tuesday welcomed visitor inside the landmark amid extremely tight security on land, sea and air for the first time since the Sept.11 attacks. .(Xinhua/Reuters Photo)
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