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Script posted on 2010/09/03 09:40
Download EZ news audio file Sound posted on 2010/09/03 10:15
Subject: 10AM EZ News Intro Return to Table of contents Good morning. It's 10 o'clock. I'm _______ and time for EZ News on ICRT. Subject: 10AM TAIWAN NEWS .... Return to Table of contents in local news ... Residents of Mai-liao Township in Yunlin County have signed an agreement with Formosa Plastics for finanical compensation. The move comes over a month since two fires at the company's Yunlin County refinery led to residents launching protests. Protesters accused Formosa Plastics of creating long-term pollution to the environment. The agreement will see Formosa pay some 250 million N-T in electricity and medical cost subsidies over the coming 12-months to residents of the township. ------------- The Ministry of Foriegn Affairs is reiterating the Ma administration's aim of achieving "meaningful participation" in international organizations. The statement comes two weeks ahead of the United Nations' annual General Assembly. Ministry officials say the government hopes to gain participate in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the International Civil Aviation Organization in the coming months. International support for Taiwan's efforts has come from the European Parliament, the Australian Parliament and the United States Senate. Taipei is expected to ask its diplomatic allies to state its case in the 65-th session of the U-N General Assembly - which is scheduled to open on September 14-th in New York. ---------------- The L-P-G-A Tour has confirmed that Taiwan will be included in the tour from next year. The inaugural event will take place at the Sunrise Golf & Country Club in Taoyuan County next October. The L-P-G-A-sanctioned event will be co-sponsored by the Golf Association of Republic of China. The four-round tournament will not have a cut, and the field will be made up of the top 80 L-P-G-A Tour members and 10 host country exemptions. Subject: mideast Return to Table of contents in world news ... In an early sign of promise, Israeli and Palestinian leaders pledged in a friendly first round of talks to keep meeting at regular intervals. The two sies aim to nail down a framework to overcome deep disputes and achieve lasting peace within a year. As their facilitator-in-chief, U-S Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to rise above the suspicion and skepticism that has blocked peace efforts for decades. The eventual aim is the creation of a sovereign Palestinian state beside a secure Israel. Netanyahu and Abbas will meet again on September 14th and 15th in the Middle East, probably at the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheik. However, there is a major obstacle. Israel's moratorium on Jewish settlement construction in the disputed West Bank is due to expire September 26th. The Palestinians have said that unless the freeze is extended, the peace talks will quickly collapse. Subject: pakistan Return to Table of contents The International Monetary Fund has granted Pakistan 450 million U-S dollars in emergency flood aid to help the country cope with its worst-ever humanitarian disaster. Separately, the World Bank has added 100 million dollars to its flood-related support, bringing the total to one billion dollars. The U-N has warned that international aid is almost at a standstill, and that only about two-thirds of its emergency appeal has been met. United Nations spokesman Farhan Haq said aid agencies are still struggling to reach thousands of survivors. < [CLIP] Slug: > The devastating floods have affected more than 18 million people in Pakistan, including 8 million who need emergency assistance to survive. Subject: australia Return to Table of contents One of four independent politicians in Australia has pledged support for Prime Minister Julia Gillard's attempts to form a government. Two weeks after the 21st August elections, neither Gillard's Labor Party nor the Liberal-led coalition has managed to create the next Australian government. But Andrew Wilkie, who represents Denison in Tasmania, has now backed Gillard. Wilkie says independents should quickly make a decision. < [CLIP] Slug: > The remaining independents have been in talks with the Prime Minister and her rival Tony Abbott. Subject: gulf Return to Table of contents An oil platform exploded and burned off the Louisiana coast in the U-S today ... the second such disaster in the Gulf of Mexico in less than five months. This time, the Coast Guard said there was no leak, and no one was killed. The company that owns the platform, Houston-based Mariner Energy, does not know what caused the fire. Subject: WEATHER AM ..... Return to Table of contents expect scattered showers across nearly all of the island today ... with highs of between 32 and 34 Current Temperatures .... Taipei -- 32 Taichung -- 31 Gaoxiong -- 30 Subject: 10AM EZ News Outro Return to Table of contents That's EZ News at 10. I'm _____ Trademark Registered 2010, ICRT News. All Rights Reserved. ICRT uses Pinyin for spelling all Chinese names. Our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.
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