Page A2: Bill Gates(with photo) at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, where the vaccine pledge was announcemtn for $10 billion. Such good work is to be known to the online readers.
Page A14: Jenifer Beausliel wrote to the editor: "I grew up in Maryuland under the roof of an ardent and active Democrat, yet my mother fairly blessed Charles McC. Mathias Jr. ,and we held him as the good standard of Republicans. Mr. Mathias was about as Maryland as you could get, a real man of the people and a gentleman who stood up for all the right principles. I hope politicians on both sides of the aisle will take note of Mr. Mathlas's lessons on civility and gallantry. The light of the world has dimmed with his passing." I respected Senator Mathias for his good deed to the folks in Maryland as a resident of Maryland since 1965.
Page A8: A Chinese girl (with photo) admires chocolate Terra Cotta Warriors at the World Chocolate Wonderland in Beijing, a 215,000 square foot chocolate theme park that opened to the public near Bird's Nest stadium. Note: Terra Cotta Warriors are on display at the National Geographic Society auditorium in Washington DC at present.
Page A10: Google CEO Schmidt said that he does not want to close the Mountain View, California-based firm operation in China despite recent discoveries of an attack on its computer system.
Francis Shieh aka Xie Shihao, an independent observer of events relating to Sino-American economics. January 30, 2010 at 9 a.m.
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