AP Worldstream back issues from Tuesday, January 29:
Report: Mitsui, Sumitomo construction firms agree to integrate
Jan 29, 2002
Dollar lower against yen in Tokyo
Jan 29, 2002
Airport scanner makers ramp up production to meet federal deadline
Jan 29, 2002;
FEA US Airport Scanners Glance
Jan 29, 2002;
Companies south of the border look to expand exports to U.S. Hispanics
Jan 29, 2002;
Carmakers see loss of control, consumers hope for lower prices as EU plans U.S.-style changes in auto market
Jan 29, 2002;
Japan's unemployment rate reaches record 5.6 percent in December
Jan 29, 2002;
As ranks grow amid economic downturn, Asian job hunters finding niches in China
Jan 29, 2002;
Tokyo stocks slip, dollar lower against yen in early trading
Jan 29, 2002
Negotiators agree on blueprint to mobilize funds to help world's poorest _ but grassroots groups express disappointment
Jan 29, 2002;
Enron employees sue company, auditing firm to recover lost retirement funds
Jan 29, 2002;
Developments related to the Enron collapse and investigation
Jan 29, 2002;
People and places in the News
Jan 29, 2002;
Nuisance on the hoof: Crowded Hong Kong bumps up against proliferating wild cows
Jan 29, 2002;
Heat's Mourning almost as good as the old Zo
Jan 29, 2002;
South Korean president reorganizes Cabinet amid corruption scandals
Jan 29, 2002;
U.S. bobsledder appeals disqualification from Olympics
Jan 29, 2002;
Scores in Busta Cup cricket matches
Jan 29, 2002;
West Indies 'B,' Barbados win matches in first round of Busta Cup
Jan 29, 2002
Lemieux to skip Penguins-Flyers game
Jan 29, 2002
Street, oldest member of team, probably racing only downhill
Jan 29, 2002;
Devils fire coach Larry Robinson
Jan 29, 2002;
Prep-to-Pro players take time
Jan 29, 2002;
Nevada officials have yet another Tyson dilemma on their hands
Jan 29, 2002;
Brady or Bledsoe? Belichick promises an answer Wednesday
Jan 29, 2002;
Patriotic colors will adorn Super Bowl footballs
Jan 29, 2002
American runner fails drug test, retires
Jan 29, 2002
Today in History
Jan 29, 2002;
Bush promises Karzai aid, military training in visit to White House, says no to U.S. peacekeepers
Jan 29, 2002;
Despite official ban on gambling, lottery craze hits communist China
Jan 29, 2002;
Amid jitters among guards at U.S. Embassy, assessing Afghanistan's security a growing concern
Jan 29, 2002;
A cruel reality for many Afghans in hand-dug caverns: hope sought but misery found
Jan 29, 2002;
AP Weekly News Calendar
Jan 29, 2002
Moderate earthquake jolts northern Japan
Jan 29, 2002
Caribbean Community delegation arrives in Haiti for fact-finding mission
Jan 29, 2002
Colombians await word on loved ones aboard vanished plane, while search proceeds
Jan 29, 2002;
High-ranking clergy often accused of negligence in molestation cases
Jan 29, 2002;
Lawmakers debate whether to let illegal immigrants get driver's licenses
Jan 29, 2002;
U.S., Israel step up pressure on Palestinian leader
Jan 29, 2002;
Foreign ministers call for common import tariff
Jan 29, 2002
Karzai: Job of rebuilding Afghanistan not imposible, but "very, very difficult"
Jan 29, 2002;
Colombian rebels wage terror campaign against infrastructure
Jan 29, 2002;
Administration dismisses Arafat speech, key arrest as inadequate
Jan 29, 2002;
Mexico unveils farm policy, declares end to agrarian reform program
Jan 29, 2002
Ecuador plane carrying 92 people crashes along Colombian border
Jan 29, 2002;
Bush says officials to decide on a case-by-case basis whether Saudi prisoners in Guantanamo should be sent back home
Jan 29, 2002;
Government hints at closing down troubled Outback detention center
Jan 29, 2002;
Bush to advocate corporate responsibility, expanded faith-based programs in Tuesday address
Jan 29, 2002;
Fundraiser-lobbyist Terpeluk named Luxembourg ambassador
Jan 29, 2002
Tokyo stocks fall, dollar lower against yen
Jan 29, 2002
Enron employees sue company officials, auditing firm to recover lost retirement funds
Jan 29, 2002;
Jury awards dlrs 3.5 million to woman burned by Starbucks coffee machine
Jan 29, 2002;
Nokia, Motorola sue Turkish family for dlrs 3 billion, claim racketeering, extortion
Jan 29, 2002;
Japanese electronics maker Matsushita sues South Korean rival over patents
Jan 29, 2002
Tokyo stocks close lower
Jan 29, 2002
Caribbean leaders meet with Trinidadian officials to try to solve elections dispute
Jan 29, 2002;
Rams used to being heavy favorites
Jan 29, 2002;
Lightning strike to take 1-0 win over Rangers
Jan 29, 2002;
SKorea Cabinet Roster
Jan 29, 2002
Karzai: Job of rebuilding Afghanistan not impossible, but "very, very difficult"
Jan 29, 2002;
Afghan Karzai Quotes
Jan 29, 2002;
Ecuador plane carrying 92 people disappears along Colombian border
Jan 29, 2002;
Britain accuses Syria of illegally importing and selling Iraq oil in major violation of U.N. sanctions
Jan 29, 2002;
Symbol of global unity takes a lot of international dirty work
Jan 29, 2002;
Thai villagers have new weapon in war on drugs: informing on the neighbors
Jan 29, 2002;