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TAIPEI, Taiwan, Dec. 11 -- Taiwanese voters Saturday decided not to give President Chen Shui-bian the legislative majority he had sought in a hard-fought campaign as reinforcement for his leadership and endorsement of his plans to edge the self-ruled island closer to independence. Latest News
Singapore Airlines Takes Responsibility; Offers $400,000 to Kin (Post, Nov. 4, 2000)
Black Box Findings Released in Singapore Air Crash (Post, Nov. 3, 2000; 12:28 PM) Closed Runway Cited In Taiwan Air Crash: Jet Struck Repair Equipment, Sources Say (Post, Nov. 3, 2000) Jetliner May Have Hit Equipment on A Closed Runway: Americans Among 80 Dead in Taipei Crash (Post, Nov. 2, 2000) L.A.-Bound Jet Crashes in Taiwan: 78 Die (Post, Nov. 1, 2000) L.A.-Bound Plane Crashes in Taiwan; Dozens Dead (Post, Oct. 31, 2000; 8:19 PM) © 2002-2005 The Washington Post Company |
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