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AP Online back issues from Thursday, January 24:

P&G to Cut 1,440 Jobs

Jan 24, 2002

Judge: Couple Must Hand Over Baby

Jan 24, 2002;

AP Corrects Enron Donations

Jan 24, 2002

Arkansas Man Is Back in the U.S.

Jan 24, 2002

AP Top News at 7 p.m. EST

Jan 24, 2002

Colleges Conduct Biotech Study

Jan 24, 2002;

Syrian Refugee in Canada Complains

Jan 24, 2002

Brazil Keeps Interest Rates High

Jan 24, 2002

Judge Puts Napster Case on Hold

Jan 24, 2002;

United Airlines Awaits Union Vote

Jan 24, 2002;

Bush Holding Off on Iraq Decision

Jan 24, 2002

Lifetime Exec Named to UPN Post

Jan 24, 2002

Lindh Back in U.S. to Face Charges

Jan 24, 2002;

Rangers, Zimmerman Agree to Deal

Jan 24, 2002;

Appeals Court Nominee Accused

Jan 24, 2002;

Siebel Reports Its 4Q Earnings

Jan 24, 2002;

Steelers' Edwards Grows Up

Jan 24, 2002;

Weyerhaeuser Loses $15 Million

Jan 24, 2002;

Congress Resurrects Stimulus Plan

Jan 24, 2002;

Hagan Running for Ohio Congress

Jan 24, 2002

White Loses Millions in Enron Case

Jan 24, 2002;

Today in History - Jan. 24

Jan 24, 2002;

Former Major Leaguer Stone Stabbed

Jan 24, 2002

AP Top News at 7:25 p.m. EST

Jan 24, 2002

Verizon New York Gets OK on Rates

Jan 24, 2002;

General Dynamics Earnings Up 12 Pct.

Jan 24, 2002

Former Major Leaguer Stabbed

Jan 24, 2002

Palestinian Militants Threaten War

Jan 24, 2002;

Montana Job Growth Will Be OK

Jan 24, 2002;

Merrill Lynch Posts $1.3B Loss

Jan 24, 2002;

Minn. Co. Recalls Pressure Washers

Jan 24, 2002;

U.S. to Study Biotechnology

Jan 24, 2002

Court TV Won't Appeal Trial Ruling

Jan 24, 2002

Judge Considers Andersen Probe Plan

Jan 24, 2002;

Rams' Tucker Expected to Return

Jan 24, 2002;

Japan's Trade Surplus Falls

Jan 24, 2002

Twins, Baseball Appeal Contraction

Jan 24, 2002;

Dynegy's Fourth-Quarter Profits Fall

Jan 24, 2002;

Amgen Earnings Decline in 4thQ

Jan 24, 2002

Afghan Minister, US Officials to Meet

Jan 24, 2002;

P&G to Support Aid to Coffee Growers

Jan 24, 2002

Caterpillar Profit Down 37 Percent

Jan 24, 2002;

Bethlehem Steel Reports $547M Loss

Jan 24, 2002

IMF Endorses Brazil's Economic Plan

Jan 24, 2002

Printing Plant Workers Wary on Jobs

Jan 24, 2002

Authors Find Errors in College Study

Jan 24, 2002;

Corporations Contact Astros Owner

Jan 24, 2002

Hewlett-Packard Heirs Oppose Merger

Jan 24, 2002;

Spartans' Wolfe Has Hamstring Injury

Jan 24, 2002

DuPont Earnings Beat Expectations

Jan 24, 2002;

Report Praises N.J. State Troopers

Jan 24, 2002;

Bush Proposes More Defense Spending

Jan 24, 2002;

Weight Loss Center Settles Charges

Jan 24, 2002;

Norfolk Southern Beats Expectations

Jan 24, 2002

Bush Signs Terror Victims Tax Bill

Jan 24, 2002;

Jewish Leader Questions Speaker Choice

Jan 24, 2002;

Broncos Fullback Griffith Retires

Jan 24, 2002

Hornets' Traylor to Miss Three Games

Jan 24, 2002

Afghan Warlord's Weapons Impounded

Jan 24, 2002;

SEC Chief Seeks Accounting Reform

Jan 24, 2002;

U.S. Supreme Court Stays Execution

Jan 24, 2002;

Advance Made in Molecular Computing

Jan 24, 2002;

Papermaking Equipment Co. Shift Jobs

Jan 24, 2002

President Bush Still Loves Pretzels

Jan 24, 2002

Rain Drenches Tennessee, Kills Two

Jan 24, 2002