U.S. tobacco push in Taiwan sparks anti smoking protests
A university professor in Taipei burned Marlboro ads outside the American Institute in Taiwan as leaflets linked U S cigarette sales to opium trade. The anti smoking campaign targets U S efforts to enter Taiwan's market where a government monopoly accounts for 99 percent of sales. Taiwan runs a large trade surplus with the United States, forecast to top 13 billion this year, with electronics textiles apparel and sporting goods among exports.
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Mother chases thief to recover son's stolen bike
In St Petersburg Florida Jeanette Krupp, 37, chased a suspect across several blocks with help from her 13-year-old son and two bystanders. She tackled the thief, retrieved her son Joseph's 10 speed, and police later arrested Jack Lutes 28 for aggravated battery. Lutes claimed a comb was all he had and said he fled after being chased.
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