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| June 28, 2002 |
Campaign against drugs far
from over
Yesterday, as part of the world's 16th UN-sponsored
International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit
Trafficking, Beijing launched a mass publicity
drive, with more than 120 publicity spots around
the city, to increase public awareness of the
harm of drug addiction through pictures, posters,
video tapes and brochures. -Li JingChina executes 64
for anti-drug day -AP
China's rural tax
revolution -Duncan Hewitt
South China labour
riot injures dozens -Reuters
China's growing
band of veggies -Duncan Hewitt
Internet: Bliss and
Pain to Chinese -Xinhuanet link
American Families
Adopt Chinese Orphans -Wang Qian
In China, Legal
Reform Stops at Courtroom Door -Philip Pan
U.N. Says China
Faces AIDS Catastrophe -Jeremy Page link
China mine blast
leaves 46 dead amid cover-up -China Daily
China Experiments
with New Time Schedule for Work -Chen Chao
Beijing Steps Up
Presence As Part Of 'Go-West' Policy -Antoine Blua
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| June 24, 2002 |
Floods Cause Catastrophes
across China
Thirty million people from five areas of China
have been affected by heavy rains and severe
flooding since early June and more than 200
people have died, civil affairs officials
announced last week. -Ivy ZhangThe Best Bid Wins -David Murphy
China Threatens Air
Travel Workers -AP
Coal mine blast
kills at least 93 -China Daily
Accused Chinese
smuggler ordered out -Petti Fong
China takes own
steps to leapfrog poverty -Times Online
China's new
education trend: An old teacher -Martin Fackler
N. Korean Asylum
Seekers Leave China -Christopher Bodeen
New Changes in
College Students' Choice of a Job -Feng Shu
China's Grain-for-environment
Program on Full Swing -People's Daily
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| June 19, 2002 |
China thrown off balance as
boys outnumber girls
The problem starts with the traditional Chinese
preference for boys over girls. The thinking:
Sons can carry on the family name and take care
of their aging parents; daughters marry into
other families and by tradition look after their
husbands' parents in old age. -Paul WisemanChina to extend
government reforms -Xinhua
Father's Day Brings
Dads Little Cheer -China Daily
China bans harmful
interior decorating materials -Xinhua
Cyber cafe fire
prompts nation-wide scrutiny -China Daily
Mafia Ring with
Gov't Connections Busted in Hunan -China Daily
Chinese Scientists
to Head for Suspected ET Relics -Xinhuanet
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| June 16, 2002 |
Workers' Wasteland -Matthew Forney
Rights Group Sues
Bank Of China -AP
Model represents
'modern' China -Kapono Dowson
Taiwan to battle
China over documents -Lin Miao-jung
Respectful sons? In
China, they are -Michael Browning
Relocation Remains
the Last Hope for White-fin Dolphins -Xinhua |
| June 12, 2002 |
Flooding toll: 300 dead or
missing
At least 26 people have died and 282 were still
missing Tuesday as a result of flooding in
southern parts of Shaanxi Province in Northwest
China. -China DailyHalf fishing areas
in China polluted -Xinhua
No 1 stock scandal
case heard -Zhang Yong
China's
Authoritarian Hang-Up -Bruce Einhorn
Legal aid benefits
disadvantaged in China -Xinhua
China discovers
high level of IPO bribes -Richard McGregor
Chinese newspaper...publishes
American satire article -Joe McDonald link
Laid-off workers
demonstrate in Shanxi, workers protest in
Liaoning -ICHRD
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| June 7, 2002 |
China's football newshounds
Armed to the teeth with cameras and microphones,
China's sporting paparazzi have invaded South
Korea to hound every detail about the Chinese
football team during its World Cup campaign. -Andrew
DemariaNo Dogs or Japanese
Allowed -Chen Ying
China's Players
Score With Ads -Christopher Bodeen
Canadian journalist
deported from China -Geoffrey York
In China, a Rush to
Get Behind the Wheel -Wang Ting
Chinese Drug
Advertisements Called Into Question -Eastday
How China Fares
With Possible Water Crisis -Xinhuanet
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| June 5, 2002 |
China glum but philosophical
after debut defeat
"Admit the gap," the Beijing Morning
Post said on Wednesday. "How far is China
from the world? Yesterday's match was the best
indicator."..."Before June 4, people
had World Cup mania, but Gomez's and Wright's
merciless blows finally knocked us back to
reality." -ReutersGM cotton damages
environment -Xinhua
Nutritionists
Called for in China -Liao Zhunan
Cheating at
Colleges Causes Concern -People's Daily
Venting Stoves Cuts
Lung Cancer Rate in China -Reuters
Medical Costs
Pushing Some Chinese Into Poverty -Susan V. Lawrence
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| June 3, 2002 |
Environment Report: General
Situation 'Still Grave'
"To protect the environment and resources is
to ensure productivity and improving the
environment helps propel the productivity,"
-China DailyTB being beaten in
China and India -Andy Coghlan
Chinese embracing
idea of charity -Michael Dorgan
China's Latest
Greatest-Hits Collection -Scarlet Cheng
Chinese parents
urged to talk to children about sex -Xinhua
Language blow for
China's Muslims -Rupert Wingfield-Hayes
China spurs local
high-tech sector to new heights -Dan Nystedt
China to Vaccinate
Infants Against Hepatitis B -Elisabeth
Rosenthal
Hong Kong remembers
June 4 crackdown amid fears of dwindling freedom -AFP
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