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-	Power supply tops gov't agenda
	The authorities are gearing up to restore fuel and power supplies in regions hit by the worst snowstorm in decades, officials said yesterday.
-	Agricultural produce supply stressed
	Vice-Premier Hui Liangyu on Sunday urged agricultural producers' cooperatives across the country to guarantee a sufficient supply of agricultural products while providing adequate materials needed in farming.
-	Xinjiang's stability has national strategic value
	A senior official of the Communist Party of China (CPC) urged the government of Xinjiang to be highly vigilant for splittist activities, infiltration and sabotage during an inspection tour to the region from Jan 24 to 27.
-	Green measures emphasized in development
	Jiangsu province will constantly focus on environmental protection while maintaining strong momentum in economic development in the next five years, acting governor Luo Zhijun said in his work report to the first session of the 11th provincial people's congress on Friday.
-	Jiang Daming elected governor of Shandong
	Jiang Daming, acting governor of east China's Shandong Province, was elected governor on Saturday at the first session of the 11th Shandong Provincial People's Congress, the local legislative body.
-	China pays subsidies to nuclear test participants
	The Chinese Government has adopted a new policy since 2007 to pay subsidies to participants of nuclear tests, said Li Xueju, minister of civil affairs, during a visit to a unit of the Chinese People's Armed Police (PAP) on Friday.
-	No intervene to stem rising population
	Beijing will not impose compulsory measures to curb the rapidly rising population, despite it reaching the 16 million mark two years ahead of schedule, senior officials said yesterday.
-	Shanghai mayor vows to build clean gov't
	Admitting corruption has hampered Shanghai's development, Mayor Han Zheng yesterday vowed to build a clean, efficient and transparent government.
-	Hubei broadcaster criticized over obscene programs
	Central government broadcasting regulators have criticized Hubei Broadcasting Station (HBS) for broadcasting an obscene program banned earlier by the censors.
-	Manufacturers urged to use nutrition labels
	From May 1, most packaged food products sold in China will have standardized, reader-friendly nutrition information labels, according to non-binding guidelines released on Tuesday by the Ministry of Health.
-	Law revision helps the disabled
	China's State Council, or cabinet, on Wednesday approved in principle a draft law revision that means better education, better rehabilitation, a higher standard of living and more jobs for the country's disabled.
-	Government revokes 92 outdated statutes
	The Chinese government on Wednesday published a list of 92 government statutes that have been revoked in accordance with a State Council decree signed by Premier Wen Jiabao on January 15.
-	Accidents 'likely' to rise over holidays
	The top safety agency yesterday warned against a possible spike in accidents driven by an expected rise in demand for energy over the festive period.
-	China drafts code to regulate salaries
	The Ministry of Labor and Social Security is working on a draft regulation to encourage employers to implement salary rises, a move that is being seen as a way to lessen the effects of rising inflation.
-	Ministry warns of grave animal epidemic in Spring
	The Agriculture Minister Sun Zhengcai said on Tuesday some regions in the country were at high risk of serious animal epidemics in Spring due to frequent deliveries of livestock during the Spring Festival and activities of migratory birds.

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