AP Worldstream back issues from Wednesday, January 16:
MGM reportedly on auction block for dlrs 7 billion
Jan 16, 2002;
Get this: The Nets are the best in the East
Jan 16, 2002;
Faced with rebuilding devastated nation, Afghanistan turns to India
Jan 16, 2002;
CNN agrees to four-year contract extension with Larry King
Jan 16, 2002;
O'Neill says Enron case shows things `clearly went awry'
Jan 16, 2002;
African Cup finalists
Jan 16, 2002;
Hundreds of residents to be temporarily moved from town because of high lead levels
Jan 16, 2002
Security Council says top priority in Burundi is cease-fire
Jan 16, 2002
Boeing will keep 767 tanker work at home, talking with Japan on Sonic Cruiser
Jan 16, 2002;
Allegations of fix threaten Ohno's golden hopes
Jan 16, 2002;
Corrections officials investigate porn party in Saskatchewan prison
Jan 16, 2002
U.S. Ambassador to U.N. to visit Syria and other key Mideast countries next week
Jan 16, 2002
dollar higher against yen in Tokyo
Jan 16, 2002
Australian Open results
Jan 16, 2002
On eve of Cyprus reunification talks, Cypriots press for progress
Jan 16, 2002;
Air Force launches rocket carrying military communications satellite
Jan 16, 2002
Angry over financial freeze, Argentine rioters attack banks in provinces
Jan 16, 2002;
Casey Martin has surgery for infection
Jan 16, 2002
Poland hopes Russian leader's visit launches new era in economic, political ties
Jan 16, 2002;
Two federal employees killed in ambush robbery in southern Mexico
Jan 16, 2002
Lawyer: McDonald's in talks to settle lawsuit
Jan 16, 2002;
Davis Cup dispute over Dent; the Scud on serve
Jan 16, 2002
John Walker Lindh to be charged in civilian court; prosecutors seek life in prison for American Taliban
Jan 16, 2002;
At least 20 die in El Salvador bus crash
Jan 16, 2002
U.S. dollar higher against yen, Tokyo stocks lower in early trading
Jan 16, 2002
Spurs put French rookie guard on injured list
Jan 16, 2002
Palestinians detain leader of group that killed Cabinet minister, Israel skeptical of move
Jan 16, 2002;
Alabama woman says husband was kidnapped during mercy mission in Afghanistan
Jan 16, 2002;
Sales of Red Sox, Marlins and Expos could be approved Wednesday
Jan 16, 2002;
Ninety file for salary arbitration
Jan 16, 2002;
Teen suicide pilot: A life filled with contradictions and one nagging mystery
Jan 16, 2002;
Ford chief explains precious metals loss; further cuts could be coming
Jan 16, 2002;
Kobe Bryant scores season-high 56 points against Grizzlies
Jan 16, 2002;
Security Council lifts international flight ban on Afghanistan's airline
Jan 16, 2002;
Release in New Zealand of rare wading birds raises survival hopes
Jan 16, 2002
China's Angang, German firm get approval for joint venture in China's northeast
Jan 16, 2002
BellSouth agrees to pay dlrs 150,000 over Latin American payments
Jan 16, 2002
Sports Tennis Australian Open, Results
Jan 16, 2002
Religion and violence: Connection between the two grows in post-Cold War
Jan 16, 2002;
Phaseout at Goodyear Nebraska plant may affect as many as 480 jobs
Jan 16, 2002
Enron, Andersen bond went beyond auditing
Jan 16, 2002;
Crew waive Harkes, Elcock; trade Bonseu
Jan 16, 2002
Iraqi oil exports plunge drastically in week ending Jan. 11
Jan 16, 2002
U.S. dollar edges higher against yen, Tokyo stocks mixed
Jan 16, 2002
Survey: Americans think but don't necessarily act differently post Sept. 11
Jan 16, 2002;
Counties study indoor rack track
Jan 16, 2002
Journey for unlucky Taliban warrior 'series of crossroads'
Jan 16, 2002;
Furor over financial freeze; Argentine rioters hit scattered banks
Jan 16, 2002;
Spurrier pledges to put a winner in nation's capital
Jan 16, 2002;
Wednesday, Jan. 23
Jan 16, 2002;
Two men arrested Sept. 12 with box cutter knives are charged with credit card fraud
Jan 16, 2002;
Samsung Electronics reports 65 percent drop in fourth-quarter net profit
Jan 16, 2002
Countdown to the Salt Lake Olympics
Jan 16, 2002;
People and places in the news
Jan 16, 2002;
Australian postal workers intercept suspicious letter addressed to McDonald's
Jan 16, 2002
Japanese central bank leaves monetary policy unchanged
Jan 16, 2002
In cases of workplace tragedy, employers benefits vary widely
Jan 16, 2002;
Kwan's rivals begin competition at Europeans
Jan 16, 2002;
Developments in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks
Jan 16, 2002;
Japanese top telecom, three broadcasters to form Internet venture
Jan 16, 2002
IMF director praises Turkey's implementation of difficult reforms; agreement imminent
Jan 16, 2002;
African championship promises spectacular soccer, taste of World Cup talent
Jan 16, 2002;
Swede who received first implantable pacemaker dies at 86
Jan 16, 2002;
Secretary-General urges government and rebels in Colombia to maintain momentum toward peace
Jan 16, 2002
eBay beats Wall Street expectations, says 2002 outlook strong
Jan 16, 2002;