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Fighting corruption

Posted by Jeremy Goldkorn on Tuesday, January 13, 2004 at 10:56 PM

Headlines from the Chinese press
JANUARY 13 NEWSPAPERS (print editions; headlines may not be the same on the publication's websites)

Beijing Youth Daily 北京青年报
No kid gloves against the corrupt
对腐败分子绝不能手软
An major message of Hu Jintao's speech in a disciplinary conference about anti-corruption.

Beijing Morning Post 晨报 Fast development is based on effective work
把加快发展的立足点放到真抓实干上
More about Hu Jintao's speech.

The Beijing News 新京报
Prosecuting the corrupt, one after another
腐败分子发现一个查处一个
Hu Jintao 's speech.

People's Daily 人民日报
Strongly promote the spirit to pursue truth and be practical, continue
deeply doing the Party honesty construction and anti-corruption fight
大力弘扬求真务实精神大兴求真务实之风
继续深入开展党风廉政建设和反腐败斗争
Hu Jintao's speech.

Beijing Star Daily 信报
Guangdong confirms 3rd SARS-like patient
广东确诊第三例非典疑似
Ho hum, and people have chicken flu in Japan and the cows are crazy in the US.

11AM INTERNET
Sina
Hu Jintao: Prosecuting the corrupt, one after another
胡锦涛：腐败分子发现一个查处一个

Sohu
Hu Jintao: Prosecuting the corrupt, one after another
胡锦涛：腐败分子发现一个坚决查处一个

JANUARY 1２NEWSPAPERS

Beijing Evening News 北京晚报
Traffic injured policeman ' live again' in warm hearts
被撞民警爱心里“重生”
A policeman injured in a traffic accident was saved by some passers-by.

Shanghai Xinmin Evening News 新民晚报
City Session 12 of the 2nd People's representative conference opens this morning
市十二届人大二次会议上午开幕

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