AP Worldstream back issues from Thursday, June 13:
Jury deadlocked after seven days; judge says talk again
Jun 13, 2002;
Dollar higher against yen in Tokyo
Jun 13, 2002
Japan's current account surplus rises 22 percent in April
Jun 13, 2002
Tokyo stocks rise, dollar higher against yen in early trading
Jun 13, 2002
Report: Japan to delay retaliatory trade measures over U.S. steel tariffs
Jun 13, 2002
People and Places in the News
Jun 13, 2002;
After enduring brain surgery while awake, Parkinson's patient lives life anew
Jun 13, 2002;
Thursday, June 20
Jun 13, 2002;
Wildfire smoke, ash obscure view, cause health problems in Denver
Jun 13, 2002;
Security Council schedules open meeting on Israeli-Palestinian conflict with Syria presiding
Jun 13, 2002;
Rumsfeld says al-Qaida at work in Kashmir, too
Jun 13, 2002;
Lawyers present closing remarks in trial of man accused of killing American school teacher
Jun 13, 2002;
Padilla's movements and contacts suggest al-Qaida planning international attacks in Pakistan
Jun 13, 2002;
French take five into custody in shoe bomb investigation; Germany and India warn of potential threats
Jun 13, 2002;
Thursday, June 13, 2002
Jun 13, 2002
Pashtuns apprehensive and hopeful loya jirga will not sideline former Taliban heartland
Jun 13, 2002;
Venezuelan Indian family celebrates disappearing tradition _ reburying their dead
Jun 13, 2002;
Argentina leaves World Cup cursing opponents' defensive tactics
Jun 13, 2002;
Chilavert is alternately good and bad in win over Slovenia
Jun 13, 2002;
Paraguay's comeback provides dramatic finale to Group B
Jun 13, 2002;
In the age of the suicide bomber, some question Israel's military preparedness
Jun 13, 2002;
Cuevas double strike puts Paraguay into second round and bolsters fast rising reputation
Jun 13, 2002
Houston Beats Chicago Cubs 5-4
Jun 13, 2002
Three killed, seven survive crash of U.S. military transport plane in Afghanistan
Jun 13, 2002;
US Afghan Aircraft Down,1st Add
Jun 13, 2002
Gold opens lower in Hong Kong
Jun 13, 2002
Japan delays retaliation over U.S. steel tariffs
Jun 13, 2002;
Tokyo stocks slip, dollar higher against yen
Jun 13, 2002
Exxon Mobil seeking reduced punitive damage award in Valdez case
Jun 13, 2002;
Colorful ICN Pharmaceuticals founder stepping down
Jun 13, 2002;
Hong Kong government mulls plan to give mainland-backed businessman controlling stake in TV network
Jun 13, 2002;
Fann Wong: A Singapore girl with one foot in Hollywood
Jun 13, 2002;
Kenny Chesney wins best video at new country music awards show
Jun 13, 2002;
Fox visit marks start of construction of Toyota's Tijuana plant
Jun 13, 2002;
US Obit Blass, 1st Add
Jun 13, 2002
Russia is in the driving seat to reach second round; Belgium needs victory
Jun 13, 2002;
Virginia inmate executed after governor rejects clemency over attorney conflict-of-interest issue
Jun 13, 2002;
Eleven years on from youth encounter, Portugal and South Korea meet in a world championship
Jun 13, 2002;
Prosecutors assign medical team to check on Suharto's health
Jun 13, 2002
As food summit wraps up, criticism of biotech and good intentions heats up
Jun 13, 2002;
Israeli forces pull out of Ramallah, Powell calls for "provisional state"
Jun 13, 2002;
EPA to relax air pollution rules for utilities, allowing for expanded production by coal-burning plants
Jun 13, 2002;
The smells are as enticing as the sights and sounds in Alsace
Jun 13, 2002;
Triple treat of beauty, history and fun in the Bronx
Jun 13, 2002;
Monasteries in Spain offer a truly quiet escape for tourists
Jun 13, 2002;
Report: Thirteen people arrested in separate raids on World Cup betting shops
Jun 13, 2002
Former actor's version of medieval fortress
Jun 13, 2002;
Witness: Hammoud threatened anyone who tied him to Hezbollah
Jun 13, 2002;
Afghans argue over presence of warlords on grand council to chart the country's future
Jun 13, 2002;
South Africa makes a dramatic exit, vowing to be back bigger and better
Jun 13, 2002;
Powell says Palestinians may have an interim state; U.S. intends to deal with Arafat
Jun 13, 2002;
CART working on retaining turbocharged engines
Jun 13, 2002;
Slovenia leaves World Cup winless and in crisis
Jun 13, 2002;
Powell wants permanent solution to India-Pakistan feud over Kashmir
Jun 13, 2002;
Thoroughbred Corp. sues over disputed Illinois Derby bonus
Jun 13, 2002;
New Zealand air force threatened by dwindling staff after losing fighter jets
Jun 13, 2002
Confident Rockets complete Chinese visit
Jun 13, 2002;
Belgium, with back to wall, needs to come out fighting against Russia
Jun 13, 2002;
Victims meet with Roman Catholic bishops on sex abuse panel
Jun 13, 2002;
Denmark's cry: Bring on England
Jun 13, 2002;
Bill Blass, fashion designer who defined American style, dies at 79
Jun 13, 2002;
Father asks court to secure release of American-born Saudi captured in Afghanistan
Jun 13, 2002;
Spain has a difficult task getting past old foe Ireland
Jun 13, 2002;
U.S. steps up effort to hunt down Rwandan genocide perpetrators
Jun 13, 2002
Arizona Diamondbacks beat New York Yankees 9-5
Jun 13, 2002;