Taiwan Opens First Legal Ships to China Amid Exchanges
Taiwanese vessels made direct crossings to Xiamen and Mawei, ending a long cross-strait travel ban since the civil conflict. Passengers and worshippers aboard praised the move, while officials emphasized it as a step toward stable, peaceful ties and expanded trade opportunities across the Taiwan Strait.
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Mawei
Taiwan
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Yres
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Taiwan Strait
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Sam
Lee Catefeng
Taiwan State Radio
Lee
Hong Kong
Kirmen
Men's Harbor
Tsima
Y Cainese
Fuzhou
Chima
Chen Pao-chu
Eodem
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Chang
Satellite radio to beam 100 channels nationwide by 2001
XM Satellite Radio and Sirius plan pay satellite radio offering about 100 channels of music news and more with coast to coast coverage. Services will cost 9.95 a month with receivers in cars and homes, while broadcasters warn about pay vs free radio and local information value.
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Dave Logan
XM Satellite Radio
Contant
Agar
Satelle
Joe Capobianco
Sirius Satelite Radio
Sirius
Federal Communications Commission
Mark O'Brien
Financial Network
Dennis Wharton
National Association of Broadcasters
Logan
Atlas
O'Boen
Sugarman turns wartime letters into tribute book to wife
Tracy Sugarman recalls discovering his youth in tucked away wartime letters his wife June saved. The letters inspired The Navy Memorial exhibit and the Random House book My War A Love Story in Letters and Drawings. Sugarman, 79, recounts D-Day experiences, his bond with June, and how writing healed old wounds.
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Navy Memoral
Washington
Random House
Sugarman
Saturday Evening Post
Syracuse
Nottingham High School
Syracuse University
June Feldman
June
Shelly Stewart
New York
DeSoto
Orangemen
Roy Simmons Sr
D-Day
Midshipman School
Notre Dame University
Man
Marvin
Tracy
Utah Beach
Cherbourg
Acyugarman
Suan
Ee Sugarman
Whittier
Gples
Read
June Sugarman
Sugarman-Whittier
Gloria Cote
Omaha
Utah
Normandy
Peer review groups as watchdogs in medical cases
Levine sues after a Florida peer review body declined to release investigation results into his mother's death. He argues the policy violated federal rules and seeks access to findings, while officials say revisions aim to prevent future issues. The case highlights how peer review boards can deny payments or sanction physicians, affecting Medicare and Medicaid concerns.
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Amanda Frost
Public Citizen Litigation Group
Olt Bedicere
Ped
Federal District
Washington
Florida
Levie
Ferdinand Richards
Florida Peer Review Group
Department , Health and Human Service
Florida Review Organization
Attigrale
Department
Florida Medical Quality Assurance Inc
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