AP Worldstream back issues from Tuesday, February 26:
Poll: Support rate for Koizumi plunges but still above 50 percent
Feb 26, 2002
People and Places in the News
Feb 26, 2002;
Five Mexican states lose power for two hours due to plant failure
Feb 26, 2002
dollar higher against yen in Tokyo
Feb 26, 2002
Wall Street firms face mounting legal challenges over Enron dealings
Feb 26, 2002;
Sunday, March 4
Feb 26, 2002;
Death of Angolan leader could spur U.S. peacemaking effort
Feb 26, 2002;
Stocks close lower in Tokyo
Feb 26, 2002
Heat still have some climbing to do to make playoffs
Feb 26, 2002;
Mideast bracing for new round of violence
Feb 26, 2002;
Intel CEO: New products will carry tech out of recession
Feb 26, 2002;
Condit says in interview there is no reason he shouldn't seek re-election
Feb 26, 2002
Zimbabwe opposition leader charged with treason two weeks ahead of presidential election
Feb 26, 2002;
Efforts to substitute drug crops in Colombia failing, congressional report says
Feb 26, 2002;
Fourth Venezuelan officer demands president's resignation
Feb 26, 2002
Researchers say that too much processed meat can increase the risk of developing diabetes 2 in men
Feb 26, 2002;
Struggling Stars face different ending after five straight division titles
Feb 26, 2002;
New U.S. intelligence report describes Russian nuclear security problems
Feb 26, 2002;
Second poll also finds HP employee opposition to Compaq deal
Feb 26, 2002;
William H. Gates Sr., Jimmy Carter plan AIDS tour of Africa
Feb 26, 2002
Ex-Enron CEO Skilling faces questioning again, this time with company officials who disagree with him
Feb 26, 2002;
Iraq, U.N. to resume dialogue; Annan expects to discuss return of weapons inspectors
Feb 26, 2002;
Appeals panel blocks oil exploration near Arches National Park
Feb 26, 2002;
Report: Actors and agents tentatively agree on new contract
Feb 26, 2002
Lawsuit over the first U.S. copy-protected music CD is settled
Feb 26, 2002;
In special forces' war in Afghanistan, even who's in it is a secret
Feb 26, 2002;
Family members of victims of 1993 trade center bombing to have voice in memorial planning
Feb 26, 2002;
Dollar higher against yen in Tokyo
Feb 26, 2002
Ex-NBA star Jayson Williams charged in limo driver's shooting death
Feb 26, 2002;
Despite tough talk, Iran seen as attempting to defuse tension with U.S.
Feb 26, 2002;
Court to rehear overturned dlrs 68.4 million award against 3M
Feb 26, 2002
Both sides claim victory as Mexico's former ruling party elects leader
Feb 26, 2002;
New drugs in development attack AIDS virus in novel ways
Feb 26, 2002;
Security Council again calls for withdrawal of all foreign troops from Congo
Feb 26, 2002
Kofi Annan calls for an end to fighting in Angola
Feb 26, 2002
Former U.S. ambassador, founder of foreign policy institute dies at 98
Feb 26, 2002
High-tech hits the road as automotive electronics rev up
Feb 26, 2002;
Police mulling cruelty charges after puppy beheaded at party
Feb 26, 2002
Prosecutors insist gruesome picture necessary in stabbing trial
Feb 26, 2002;
Malaysian mobile operator gets permission to list shares
Feb 26, 2002
Government support slumps as prime minister embroiled in two scandals
Feb 26, 2002
Jordan's knee is serious blow to Wizards' playoff hopes
Feb 26, 2002;
Hastily abandoned camps show Colombian rebels lived well, trained hard in their safe haven
Feb 26, 2002;
Bank of America to close Hanoi office by end of next month
Feb 26, 2002
dollar remains steady against yen in Tokyo
Feb 26, 2002
Portuguese soccer scores
Feb 26, 2002
Bush acts to ensure Afghans get U.S. aid
Feb 26, 2002;
Tokyo market's main index slips, dollar lower against yen
Feb 26, 2002
Australia may ask Commonwealth to withdraw election monitors from Zimbabwe
Feb 26, 2002;
Gold opens higher in Hong Kong
Feb 26, 2002
ATP Siebel Open Results
Feb 26, 2002
Colombian candidate seized by rebels is anti-corruption crusader with a flair for the sensational
Feb 26, 2002;
Microsoft developing new software for small businesses
Feb 26, 2002
Hopes high in recession-struck Japan for economic boost from World Cup
Feb 26, 2002;
WTA Tour State Farm Classic Results
Feb 26, 2002
Palestinian resolution would drop mention of U.N. monitors
Feb 26, 2002;
Japan's auto production rises in January
Feb 26, 2002
Tokyo stocks rise, dollar remains steady against yen in early trading
Feb 26, 2002
Sanguinetti defeats Gimelstob in first round
Feb 26, 2002
Thousands of workers ready to stage sympathy strike
Feb 26, 2002;
Boeing to offer quieter 747 in 2004
Feb 26, 2002
South Korea still has trouble closing deals
Feb 26, 2002;
Dechy wins first singles match in Scottsdale
Feb 26, 2002
Conservative Chilean politician arrives in Cuba 'without ideological prejudices'
Feb 26, 2002
As tumbling prices devastate economy, Koizumi readies reform plan
Feb 26, 2002;