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Articles in Jan 10, 2005 issue of Asian Economic News

• China to post record farming trade deficit due to WTO entry: paper
• Japan gives, receives marrow as part of int'l donation system
• Malaysia's tsunami death toll at 66
• Past experience with tsunamis saves lives of island residents
• China donates $63 mil. in tsunami relief, promises more aid
• Singapore economy grew 8.1% in 2004, tsunami to have limited impact
• SCOPE: H.K. arrives in 2005 ready for protests
• Death toll from quake, tsunamis reaches 68,000
• Thousands turn out for New Year's Day protests in H.K
• U.S. editorial excerpts -3-
• ASEAN leaders plan special summit on quake, tsunami disaster
• H.K. rated world's freest economy for 11th straight year
• Singapore moves closer to building country's 1st casino
• China to spend $9.7 bil. to prevent silting up of Yellow River
• Gov't to open animal quarantine offices at Narita, Kansai airports
• Hutchison Telecommunications to lay off over 1,000 staff worldwide
• Kyodo news summary -6-
• Malaysia declared free of bird flu
• LEAD: Taipei mayor denied visa to enter H.K
• Death toll in tsunami disaster reaches 1,516 in Thailand
• H.K. to stage weeklong donation drive for tsunami victims
• U.S. editorial excerpts -3-
• Advisory - Correction
• 150 movie stars, singers hold tsunami fund-raising concert in H.K
• LEAD: M5.9 aftershock jolts tsunami-hit Aceh
• LEAD: China's population reaches 1.3 billion: Xinhua
• U.S. editorial excerpts -5-
• H.K. gov't asks employers to report missing staff after tsunami
• LEAD: Taiwan's chief negotiator with China Koo Chen-fu dies at 87
• Chinese PM Wen arrives in Jakarta for tsunami relief summit
• Japanese editorial excerpts -2-
• Singapore to send over 500 military personnel to help Indonesia
• Kyodo news summary
• LEAD: India issues tsunami alert, coastal areas evacuated
• China's auditor wins economic man-of-the-year award
• Sea change expected with abolition of textile quotas
• LEAD: H.K. to send aid team to Thailand