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	Full Text of the Report on China's Economic and Social Development Plan

	Full Text of China's Budgets Report

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	Legislature Urges Concrete Actions for Issues on Agriculture, Farmers

	Procuratorates to Step Up Fight Against Job-related Crimes

	Procuratorates to Strengthen Supervision, Law Enforcement

	Courts to Continue 'Striking Hard' on Crimes: Chief Justice

	Six Ministerial Officials Punished for Corruption in 2003

	Supervision Primary Task for Legislature in 2004

	Legislature Increases Exchange with Foreign Counterparts: Wu

	Legislature to Make More Laws This Year: NPC Chairman

	Finance Minister on 2004 Budgetary Targets

	Government Pledges Tax Reduction, More Funds for Farmers

	Top Priorities for 2004 Budget Expenditures

	RMB 10 Billion Risk Fund to Benefit Grain Farmers

	China to Use Treasury Bonds in Balancing Development

	Local Revenue Exceeds Expenditures in 2003

	China Continues Reform of Budget Management System

	Finance Minister: Fiscal Policy Important in Safeguarding Economy in 2003

	Finance Minister Vows to Tighten Expenditure Management

	Transfer Payments to Local Governments to be Increased

	China Moves to Handle Unpaid Export Tax Rebates

	More Funds Allocated for Employment, Social Security and Social Undertakings in 2003

	Finance Minister on 2004 Budgetary Targets

	Finance Minister Lists Problems in Implementing Budget

	Finance Minister: Farmers' Burden Reduced by 30% in 2003

	National Revenue up 14.7% in 2003

	China to Increase Defense Spending by 11.6% in 2004

	China to Beef up Human Resources Development in 2004

	China to Raise Farmers' Income, Improve Food Security

	Minister on Difficulties, Problems Facing China

	China Reports Progress in Social Undertakings

	China Attains Main Targets for Economic, Social Development

	Main Development Tasks Set for 2004

	Top Legislative Body Begins Annual Session

	Premier Urges Cultural Development

	Premier Wen on Human Resouces Development Development

	Premier Wen: China to Strengthen Public Health Sector

	Premier on Demolition of Urban Houses, Expropriation of Farmland

	Premier Wen Wants Rural Workers Paid on Time

	China to Open Wider to Outside World

	Premier Wen: Concrete, Prudent Efforts to be Made in Political Restructuring

	Premier Reiterates "One Country, Two System" Principle

	Premier Wen Vows to Further Transform Government Functions

	Premier Wen: China to Boost Non-public Sector Economy

	Premier Wen Vows to Fight Crimes

	China to Scrap Agriculture Tax in 5 Years

	Premier Wen Vows to Intensify Job Creation, Social Security Work

	Premier Wen Urges Accelerating Reform of State Banks

	Premier Wen on Principal Domestic Tasks for 2004

	Premier Wen: China to Appropriately Control Scale of Investment

	Government to Rectify Itself, Fight Corruption

	China to Coordinate Economic Development in Different Regions: Premier Wen

	Premier Wen: Government Tries to Ensure Adequate Disaster Relief

	Agriculture a Top Priority in Government Work

	Premier Wen Pledges Stable Growth in 2004

	Government Works Hard to Create Jobs in 2003: Premier Wen

	Premier Wen: Government to Reduce Issuance of Treasury Bonds Gradually

	Appropriate Macro-control Boosts Economy

	Premier Wen: Independent Foreign Policy to Continue

	Premier: Mainland Will Never Allow Anyone to Split Taiwan

	Premier: China to Improve Defense Capability

	Premier Wen Expects a 7% Economic Growth

	CPPCC Chairman: Development Is Top Priority

	Jia Qinglin Reiterates One-China Principle

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