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WTN ARCHIVE - September, 1994
2. Good harvest expected despite disasters
3. "Cultural business permits" system regulations imposed
4. Pagbalha Geleg Namgyai on struggle against separation
5. Forum on administrative trials to serve "stability and reform''
6. Tibet development strategy
7. Tibet's "complete" public health care network
8. National aid-Tibet health meeting opens in Lhasa
9. First welfare school opens in Lhasa
10. Rules for implementing women's law
2. USA and China to Resume Dialogue on Human Rights Issues (VOA)
2. Selling Inner China on the Satellite Age ............................. 62
2. Danzim speaks at meeting on Tibet's public health work
3. Tibet newspaper on work forum
4. Norbu: Tibet to improve telecommunications
2. China Identifies 56 Tibetans Arrested (AP)
3. Cozying Up to the Chinese Dictators (WP)
2. Tibet "going all-out" for construction
3. Anti-splittist struggle part of "protracted" war against imperialism
4. Tibet scientists shift focus to practical economic needs
5. Government to enhance medicare in Tibet
2. China crackdown on porno, anti-govt publications (Reuter)
3. Chinese Dissident Jailed for Three Years for speaking to a US-Reporter(VOA)
2. Tibetans will try to meet Boutros-Ghali in India
3. Chinese Defence Minister Visits India (UPI)
4. China protests as Dalai Lama visits Mongolia
5. China's Deng to replace gods
6. China steps up Tibet preservation (UPI)
2. Jiang Zemin Visit to France Protected by Police Ban on Protests (AP)
3. France Hope for Closer Ties with China after Jiang's visit (VOA)
2. French Ban on China Protests Relaxed but 18 Arrested (TIN)
3. Jiang Zemin greeted by Protesters on his visit to France (AP)
4. Mitterrand, Jiang hail Franco-Chinese thaw (Reuter)
5. Protests greet Chinese leader in Paris (UPI)
6. French entertainers to join anti-China rally
2. PROTESTS BY MONKS & NUNS CONTINUE IN TIBET (PeaceMedia)
3. Dangerous Embrace (NYT - Op-Ed)
2. Dalai Lama Weary of Trying to Find Tibet Solution
3. Ethnic Aniomosities Reborn as Chinese Traders Flood Tibet
4. Communists Launch Patriotic Education in Tibet
5. H.I.V. in Tibet: Action Plan to Avoid Disaster
6. U.S. State Department Official Hopeful of Progress on China Human Rights
7. Chinese President Winds Up Visit to France
2. The Dalai Lama seeks new Tibet path
2. Tibet Family Lives in Two Worlds; Bicultural Children Are Successful, But Feel Out if Place
3. Field Notes from Buriyatia and Mongolia
4. New Book Describes Changes in China Since Tiananmen Square Massacre
5. UK Parliament Condemns Holiday Inn Investment in Tibet
6. BOOK: Children of Tibet
2. Nepal-Tibet Trade Fair in Katmandu
2. Producer Seeks International Distribution Assistance for "Volcano", First Big Budget Feature Film on Tibet's Struggle for Freedom
2. Tibet TV: Tibet leaders urge upholding struggle against Dalai clique
3. Tibet leadership appearances
4. Tibet party committee plenum relays forum guidelines
5. Officials interviewed on plenary session on work in Tibet
6. Towards an industrial system with Tibetan characteristics
7. Tibetan architects help renovate Potala Palace
2. Letter: Reflections on Tai Situ's India Entry Ban
3. Letter: Tibetan Buddhist Scheme Exposed
4. Reviews: Mystical Verses of a Mad Dalai Lama
2. Ten-year-old "living Buddha" sets out from Jokhang for Lhasa, Beijing
2. Tourists Allowed, but Brake for Yaks; China Choosy Who Climbs Mountain to See Tibet's Splendors
3. China to Spend $1.2 Billion in Tibet to Counter Separatist Movement
4. Dalai Lama's Name Brought Up in Gubernatorial Mudslinging Contest
2. Forum held to mark anniversary of law on autonomy of minority nationalities
3. Danzim outlines problems of teachers, schools in education work speech
4. "Prepare to handle emergencies": armed police told to focus on antiseparatism struggle
5. On the launch of the 62 aid-Tibet projects
2. Working with the Dragon: Trade with China in Tibet: A Report on Holiday Inn Investment in Tibet
2. China Seen Turning to U.S.-Style Capitalism
2. Gyaincain Norbu on faster economic progress
3. Chen Kuiyuan briefed on panel discussion
4. Tibet delegation in Nepal
5. Gyaincain Norbu says "autonomy of a greater Tibetan region" differs from regional autonomy system
6. Regional meeting on procuratorial work told instability due to "Dalai clique"
7. 'Remnin Ribao' praises "splendid results" achieved in Tibet
8. "Magnificent" new targets set for Tibet
9. Reincarnate Lama promises to "always follow the Communist party"
10. Tibet local courts serve "one central task, two major events and three guarantees" with "eight comparisons, eight reviews, one consideration, seven integrations and six tasks"
11. State taxation bureau opens in Tibet
2. TProgress of road projects in Tibet
2. International Campaign for Tibet Moving to New Address
2. Southwest China Pandemic is Cholera, Not Plague
2. Australian Labor Party Adopts Tibet Resolution
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Thursday, September 1
1. Background Details on the 6th July Chamdo TrialThursday, September 1 (2)
1. Tibet leadership appearances2. Good harvest expected despite disasters
3. "Cultural business permits" system regulations imposed
4. Pagbalha Geleg Namgyai on struggle against separation
5. Forum on administrative trials to serve "stability and reform''
6. Tibet development strategy
7. Tibet's "complete" public health care network
8. National aid-Tibet health meeting opens in Lhasa
9. First welfare school opens in Lhasa
10. Rules for implementing women's law
Thursday, September 1 (3)
1. China Confirms 56 Tibetans Arrested in 1993 (TIN)2. USA and China to Resume Dialogue on Human Rights Issues (VOA)
Friday, September 2
1. Deng's daughter in Tibet slams superstition2. Selling Inner China on the Satellite Age ............................. 62
Sunday, September 4
1. Torture in Tibet2. Danzim speaks at meeting on Tibet's public health work
3. Tibet newspaper on work forum
4. Norbu: Tibet to improve telecommunications
Sunday, September 4 (2)
1. Taiwan Agreement Rejected by Dalai Lama's Government -2. China Identifies 56 Tibetans Arrested (AP)
3. Cozying Up to the Chinese Dictators (WP)
Tuesday, September 6
1. 'Renmin Ribao' says Tibet enters "best development period in its history"2. Tibet "going all-out" for construction
3. Anti-splittist struggle part of "protracted" war against imperialism
4. Tibet scientists shift focus to practical economic needs
5. Government to enhance medicare in Tibet
Wednesday, September 7
1. The Dalai Lama's Visit to Mongolia, England and FranceWednesday, September 7 (2)
1. The Ghosts of 1949 - A Response2. China crackdown on porno, anti-govt publications (Reuter)
3. Chinese Dissident Jailed for Three Years for speaking to a US-Reporter(VOA)
Thursday, September 8
1. China files protest as Dalai Lasma visits MongoliaThursday, September 8 (2)
1. France bans protests as Chinese leader arrives2. Tibetans will try to meet Boutros-Ghali in India
3. Chinese Defence Minister Visits India (UPI)
4. China protests as Dalai Lama visits Mongolia
5. China's Deng to replace gods
6. China steps up Tibet preservation (UPI)
Friday, September 9
1. Chinese official urges progress for minorities2. Jiang Zemin Visit to France Protected by Police Ban on Protests (AP)
3. France Hope for Closer Ties with China after Jiang's visit (VOA)
Monday, September 12
1. Protesters Shadow Jiang Zemin Visit to France (AP)2. French Ban on China Protests Relaxed but 18 Arrested (TIN)
3. Jiang Zemin greeted by Protesters on his visit to France (AP)
4. Mitterrand, Jiang hail Franco-Chinese thaw (Reuter)
5. Protests greet Chinese leader in Paris (UPI)
6. French entertainers to join anti-China rally
Monday, September 12 (2)
1. China Rebuilds Its Image In Tibet's Monasteries (WP)2. PROTESTS BY MONKS & NUNS CONTINUE IN TIBET (PeaceMedia)
3. Dangerous Embrace (NYT - Op-Ed)
Tuesday, September 13
1. Dalai Lama still 'full of optimism'Wednesday, September 14
1. PRESS STATEMENTThursday, September 15
1. Breakdown in Sino-Tibetan Negotiations2. Dalai Lama Weary of Trying to Find Tibet Solution
3. Ethnic Aniomosities Reborn as Chinese Traders Flood Tibet
4. Communists Launch Patriotic Education in Tibet
5. H.I.V. in Tibet: Action Plan to Avoid Disaster
6. U.S. State Department Official Hopeful of Progress on China Human Rights
7. Chinese President Winds Up Visit to France
Thursday, September 15 (2)
1. Dalai lama warns China of uprising2. The Dalai Lama seeks new Tibet path
Saturday, September 17
1. Dalai Lama Says Referendum to Decide Future Policy on China2. Tibet Family Lives in Two Worlds; Bicultural Children Are Successful, But Feel Out if Place
3. Field Notes from Buriyatia and Mongolia
4. New Book Describes Changes in China Since Tiananmen Square Massacre
5. UK Parliament Condemns Holiday Inn Investment in Tibet
6. BOOK: Children of Tibet
Sunday, September 18
1. Top Lama Banned from India, Declares Innocence2. Nepal-Tibet Trade Fair in Katmandu
Monday, September 19
1. Strong Images of Tibet Bring a Culture Closer2. Producer Seeks International Distribution Assistance for "Volcano", First Big Budget Feature Film on Tibet's Struggle for Freedom
Monday, September 19 (2)
1. His Holiness the Dalai Lama concludes UK Visit2. Tibet TV: Tibet leaders urge upholding struggle against Dalai clique
3. Tibet leadership appearances
4. Tibet party committee plenum relays forum guidelines
5. Officials interviewed on plenary session on work in Tibet
6. Towards an industrial system with Tibetan characteristics
7. Tibetan architects help renovate Potala Palace
Wednesday, September 21
1. China Pours Cash into Tibet2. Letter: Reflections on Tai Situ's India Entry Ban
3. Letter: Tibetan Buddhist Scheme Exposed
4. Reviews: Mystical Verses of a Mad Dalai Lama
Thursday, September 22
1. Party committee plenum ends: Tibet economy to be developed "extraordinarily"2. Ten-year-old "living Buddha" sets out from Jokhang for Lhasa, Beijing
Thursday, September 22 (2)
1. Chinese Drive for Rural Law and Order in Sichuan2. Tourists Allowed, but Brake for Yaks; China Choosy Who Climbs Mountain to See Tibet's Splendors
3. China to Spend $1.2 Billion in Tibet to Counter Separatist Movement
4. Dalai Lama's Name Brought Up in Gubernatorial Mudslinging Contest
Friday, September 23
1. Chen Kuiyuan warns party members "must not have religious beliefs"2. Forum held to mark anniversary of law on autonomy of minority nationalities
3. Danzim outlines problems of teachers, schools in education work speech
4. "Prepare to handle emergencies": armed police told to focus on antiseparatism struggle
5. On the launch of the 62 aid-Tibet projects
Friday, September 23 (2)
1. China Says Tibet Propering2. Working with the Dragon: Trade with China in Tibet: A Report on Holiday Inn Investment in Tibet
Friday, September 23 (3)
1. An appeal from TibetSunday, September 25
1. Event: Benefit Slide Show Highlights Endangered Environment of Tibet2. China Seen Turning to U.S.-Style Capitalism
Tuesday, September 27
1. Raidi, Norbu tell plenum Dalai Lama is ''main reason" for instability2. Gyaincain Norbu on faster economic progress
3. Chen Kuiyuan briefed on panel discussion
4. Tibet delegation in Nepal
5. Gyaincain Norbu says "autonomy of a greater Tibetan region" differs from regional autonomy system
6. Regional meeting on procuratorial work told instability due to "Dalai clique"
7. 'Remnin Ribao' praises "splendid results" achieved in Tibet
8. "Magnificent" new targets set for Tibet
9. Reincarnate Lama promises to "always follow the Communist party"
10. Tibet local courts serve "one central task, two major events and three guarantees" with "eight comparisons, eight reviews, one consideration, seven integrations and six tasks"
11. State taxation bureau opens in Tibet
Wednesday, September 28
1. Tibet develops 99 markets, telecommunications2. TProgress of road projects in Tibet
Wednesday, September 28 (2)
1. China Returns Remains of U.S. WWII Airmen Found in Tibet2. International Campaign for Tibet Moving to New Address
Thursday, September 29
1. ProTibet Formed to Promote Tibetan Exports2. Southwest China Pandemic is Cholera, Not Plague
Friday, September 30
1. China Admits to Policy of Promoting Chinese Migration to Tibet; State Department Findings Called into Question2. Australian Labor Party Adopts Tibet Resolution
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