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WTN ARCHIVE - January, 1998
2. China gets tough on using Internet (PI)
3. China sends relief to snowed-in Tibet (Reuters)
2. China prompts serious thoughts
2. Tibet buffeted by record snowfall (AFP)
3. Earthquakes were fewer but deadlier in 1997 (AP)
2. Pilgrim: Richard Gere
2. ART OF TIBET TO GUIDE TAIWAN PEOPLE UNDERTAKING SPIRITUAL TRIP
3. Tibetan economy surges in 1997
2. Publishing business flourishes in Tibet
2. Don't put business before human rights in China: dissident
3. Epidemics feared after heavy snowfalls in Tibet: Xinhua
2. "GRACE PERIOD"
3. 'Kundun' has a unique blend of mysticism
2. Pro-Beijing activists clash at actor Gere's Taiwan
3. China Braces for Aftershocks, Strong Quakes (Reuters)
4. Gate-Crashers at Gere Exhibition
2. China vs. the Net
2. French parliamentary committee sends invite to Dalai Lama (AFP)
3. Chinese dissident accuses West of kowtowing to China market
4. Yeti is just a plain, old brown bear, says Chinese expert
5. Wei Jingsheng arrives in France slamming Chirac for reneging Zola
2. Earthquake jolts Tibet -Xinhua (Reuters)
3. Quake rocks remote Tibet
4. Announcement: New "Legal Materials on Tibet"
2. Second quake in two days rocks Tibet mountains
3. European envoy requested for Tibet
4. US director Scorsese to chair Cannes film festival jury
5. Chinese dissident's visit sees difficult balancing act for France
2. Holiday Britons help Tibetans to reach safety
3. ROC to Enhance Services to Tibetans and Mongolians
2. Scorsese scores knockout with velvet glove
3. Glass work shatter proof
2. Two books on Tibetan monks
2. Hundreds of Chinese herdsmen missing in snow
3. Scottish couple rescue Tibetan refugees
4. Gere amongst "Best People of 1997" (TIME Magazine, December 29th 1998)
2. Chinese President meets US media giant (AFP)
3. Tibet hospitals send aid to snow-hit county (AFP)
4. China accuses Radio Free Asia of trying to undermine region (AFP)
2. Sculpture/human rights activist Mel Chin to discuss work
2. China News Daily Interviews Wei Jinsheng on Tibet - Excerpts
2. Denmark to refrain from criticising China
3. Kundun uncharacteristic for Scorsese
4. The restless warrior At 55, Martin Scorsese is confident, if not always calm
2. U.S. Urged to Press Harder on Religious Freedom
3. Nepal WON'T Allow Activities against China on Its Territory: PM
4. Guerrilla past keeps Brazilian author from U.S. film premiere
2. Roger Ebert Reviews Kundun for Chicago Sun-Times
3. ROC to Enhance Services to Tibetans and Mongolians
2. Kundun captivates - Martin Scorsese's Kundun is a history lesson
3. Kundun -- The amazing story of the fourteenth Dalai Lama The amazing story
4. Kundun -- The amazing story of the fourteenth Dalai Lama The passion of Martin Scorsese
2. US points finger at rights abuses, goes easier on China
3. Report Cites 'More Freedom' for Chinese Human rights: U.S. study sees positive trend in Communist nation. State Department findings echo Clinton policy objectives.
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WTN Archives: January, 1998
Friday, January 2
1. 'Kundun' Steers Away From Hollywood (CSM)2. China gets tough on using Internet (PI)
3. China sends relief to snowed-in Tibet (Reuters)
Friday, January 2 (2)
1. Tibet authorities say separatists are losing (Reuters)2. China prompts serious thoughts
Monday, January 3
1. Tibetan rights group says China stepped up repression in 1997 (AFP)2. Tibet buffeted by record snowfall (AFP)
3. Earthquakes were fewer but deadlier in 1997 (AP)
Monday, January 5
1. My Land and My People: Dalai Lama2. Pilgrim: Richard Gere
Monday, January 5 (2)
1. Call to save Tibetan archives2. ART OF TIBET TO GUIDE TAIWAN PEOPLE UNDERTAKING SPIRITUAL TRIP
3. Tibetan economy surges in 1997
Tuesday, January 6
1. U.S. Delegates Say They'll Visit TibetWednesday, January 7
1. China will allow US clerics to visit Tibet: report2. Publishing business flourishes in Tibet
Thursday, January 8
1. Hong Kong distributor plans to show Hollywood movies on Tibet2. Don't put business before human rights in China: dissident
3. Epidemics feared after heavy snowfalls in Tibet: Xinhua
Saturday, January 10
1. KUNDUN: Box Office Review2. "GRACE PERIOD"
3. 'Kundun' has a unique blend of mysticism
Sunday, January 11
1. Pint-Sized Patriotism (TIME)Monday, January 12
1. Richard Gere Talks Human Rights With Taiwanese Leader2. Pro-Beijing activists clash at actor Gere's Taiwan
3. China Braces for Aftershocks, Strong Quakes (Reuters)
4. Gate-Crashers at Gere Exhibition
Monday, January 12 (2)
1. Snow Disaster in Tibet (TIN)2. China vs. the Net
Tuesday, January 13
1. Dissident Chinese businessman lobbies for democratic reforms2. French parliamentary committee sends invite to Dalai Lama (AFP)
3. Chinese dissident accuses West of kowtowing to China market
4. Yeti is just a plain, old brown bear, says Chinese expert
5. Wei Jingsheng arrives in France slamming Chirac for reneging Zola
Wednesday, January 14
1. Five Children Die in Tibet Escape Attempts2. Earthquake jolts Tibet -Xinhua (Reuters)
3. Quake rocks remote Tibet
4. Announcement: New "Legal Materials on Tibet"
Thursday, January 15
1. Lifting the veil on tragedy in Tibet2. Second quake in two days rocks Tibet mountains
3. European envoy requested for Tibet
4. US director Scorsese to chair Cannes film festival jury
5. Chinese dissident's visit sees difficult balancing act for France
Friday, January 16
1. Five children die trying to flee snow-bound Tibet2. Holiday Britons help Tibetans to reach safety
3. ROC to Enhance Services to Tibetans and Mongolians
Saturday, January 17
1. ''Kundun'' might be Scorsese's masterpiece2. Scorsese scores knockout with velvet glove
3. Glass work shatter proof
Sunday, January 18
1. Tibetan Huts May Descend From Long-Lost Kingdom2. Two books on Tibetan monks
Monday, January 19
1. Britain says China welcomes U.N. rights chief2. Hundreds of Chinese herdsmen missing in snow
3. Scottish couple rescue Tibetan refugees
4. Gere amongst "Best People of 1997" (TIME Magazine, December 29th 1998)
Wednesday, January 21
1. Radio Free Asia to step up China broadcasting with more funds (AFP)2. Chinese President meets US media giant (AFP)
3. Tibet hospitals send aid to snow-hit county (AFP)
4. China accuses Radio Free Asia of trying to undermine region (AFP)
Thursday, January 22
1. China bashes Hollywood over Tibet movieFriday, January 23
1. Tibet Chic Spreads To Europe2. Sculpture/human rights activist Mel Chin to discuss work
Saturday, January 24
1. The End of Shangri-LaSunday, January 25
1. Genocide In Tibet (Washington Post)Monday, January 26
1. Tibet: The quiet strife2. China News Daily Interviews Wei Jinsheng on Tibet - Excerpts
Tuesday, January 27
1. Driving snow, cold injure 10,000 in northwest China2. Denmark to refrain from criticising China
3. Kundun uncharacteristic for Scorsese
4. The restless warrior At 55, Martin Scorsese is confident, if not always calm
Wednesday, January 28
1. Scorcese's Kundun: the cinema of images2. U.S. Urged to Press Harder on Religious Freedom
3. Nepal WON'T Allow Activities against China on Its Territory: PM
4. Guerrilla past keeps Brazilian author from U.S. film premiere
Thursday, January 29
1. FILM REVIEW -- Scorsese Creates Feast For Senses in `Kundun'2. Roger Ebert Reviews Kundun for Chicago Sun-Times
3. ROC to Enhance Services to Tibetans and Mongolians
Friday, January 30
1. Report: China an 'authoritarian state'2. Kundun captivates - Martin Scorsese's Kundun is a history lesson
3. Kundun -- The amazing story of the fourteenth Dalai Lama The amazing story
4. Kundun -- The amazing story of the fourteenth Dalai Lama The passion of Martin Scorsese
Saturday, January 31
1. US blasts Asia's regimes, says China showing more tolerance2. US points finger at rights abuses, goes easier on China
3. Report Cites 'More Freedom' for Chinese Human rights: U.S. study sees positive trend in Communist nation. State Department findings echo Clinton policy objectives.
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