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Saturday, November 7, 2009
Taiwan -- Premier Wu will quit if allegations proven
Premier Wu Den-yih yesterday threatened legal action against a former opposition lawmaker who accused him of colluding with a gangster.
Taiwan -- Argument between foreign workers ends in explosion
A quarrel between two groups of foreign workers ended with a deadly act of arson, leaving three dead and seven injured at 3 a.m. yesterday, Taoyuan County.
 > Taoyuan
The wheelchair-bound former first lady Wu Shu-chen yesterday reproached prosecutors for freezing her family's assets, claiming she has been left with only a small sum that can only cover two months of her huge medical expenses.
 > Taipei
Taiwan -- Ex-first lady criticizes frozen family assets
Taiwan -- Taipei starts countdown to 2010 flora expo
Hau Lung-bin, Mayor of Taipei City, announced yesterday the opening of the Taipei flora expo in a year or exactly 365 days.
 > Taipei
A special scholarship program is giving 16 high school students from abroad an inside look at Taiwan, and one student from France admitted Friday that she likes Taiwan's night markets and that oyster omelettes are her favorite local food.
Soaking vegetables in water for an extended time might do more harm than good.
 > Taipei
Taiwan -- New methods for cleaning vegetable pesticides: reports
CPC Corp., Taiwan, a state-run oil company announced raising domestic sales prices for gasoline and diesel oil products by NT$0.6 and NT$1.0 per liter, respectively, effective early this morning under the flexible oil pricing system, according to United Daily News. (UDN)
Taiwan -- Price of patience? Rare Taiwan shrimp sells for up to US$830
Rare tiny black and white shrimp raised in Taiwan are selling for as much as US$830 a piece to collectors in Japan, despite short life spans and problems breeding, officials at an exhibition said yesterday.
 > Taipei
With President Ma Ying-jeou in office for close to a year and a half now, businesspeople in Japan no longer cling to his past reputation as an anti-Japanese Tioyutai warrior but instead are convinced that Taiwan is their best partner for developing the huge potential market in China.
Up to 10,000 people are scheduled to participate in the marathon in Taroko Gorge in Hualien today and traffic control will be implemented for safety.
 > Hualien
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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