AP Worldstream back issues from Friday, July 12:
After 29 years, Seiji Ozawa says farewell in weekend concerts
Jul 12, 2002;
Five Questions With John Mellencamp
Jul 12, 2002;
Linton Kwesi Johnson, poet of reggae rhythms, takes his place among the classics
Jul 12, 2002;
Two German artists explore boundaries of painting and photography
Jul 12, 2002;
Austrian-German art museum and coffee house a hit on New York art scene
Jul 12, 2002;
Arthur Miller turns to the Guthrie, not Broadway, to debut new play
Jul 12, 2002;
Walter Mosley returns with his popular detective, Easy Rawlins
Jul 12, 2002;
Hanks takes up arms as mob gunman in dark trip to `Perdition'
Jul 12, 2002;
Masur conducts his final concerts as New York Philharmonic music director
Jul 12, 2002;
'Crocodile Hunter' and wife feel the bite of Hollywood moviemaking
Jul 12, 2002;
The Hives, White Stripes bringing back the fun in rock 'n' roll
Jul 12, 2002;
Celebrity Birthdays
Jul 12, 2002;
Another bunched-up field at Brown Deer
Jul 12, 2002;
Friday, July 19
Jul 12, 2002;
Sports AP Weekly Calendar
Jul 12, 2002
Iverson to be charged in gun case
Jul 12, 2002;
Baseball: No payroll dangers for next week
Jul 12, 2002;
Hundreds of Palestinians suffer long, hot wait, unable to cross into Jordan
Jul 12, 2002;
Six injured as Mexican farmers clash with police in airport protests
Jul 12, 2002;
Israel to try captured Palestinian leader in civil court
Jul 12, 2002;
People and Places in the News
Jul 12, 2002
Team Dennis Conner sails on _ mostly without Conner
Jul 12, 2002;
Rookie major leaguers endure pranks, hazing in their first year
Jul 12, 2002;
World Cup star Donovan wants to stay in MLS
Jul 12, 2002;
Amid crashes and hype, military shows off latest robot plane
Jul 12, 2002;
Judge refuses to seal lawsuits involving alleged sexual abuse by Louisville priests
Jul 12, 2002;
Friday, July 12, 2002
Jul 12, 2002
Jamaica releases sprinter Merlene Ottey to compete for Slovenia
Jul 12, 2002
Australian terror suspect was in contact with 1993 World Trade Center bombers, lawyer says
Jul 12, 2002
Two female officers _ including one with a gun _ try to fill role neglected by Taliban regime
Jul 12, 2002;
Council members say U.S. court proposal could be breakthrough
Jul 12, 2002;
Attorneys: Former WorldCom CEO was aware of hundreds of millions of dollars were shifted
Jul 12, 2002;
Tokyo stocks rise, dollar lower against yen
Jul 12, 2002
That Was the Week That Was
Jul 12, 2002;
The top ten music in the United States
Jul 12, 2002;
At the Movies: 'The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course'
Jul 12, 2002;
At the Movies: 'Road to Perdition'
Jul 12, 2002;
At the Movies: `Reign of Fire'
Jul 12, 2002;
Sound Bites: Audio Reviews
Jul 12, 2002;
Sixteen injured as Mexican farmers clash with police in airport protests
Jul 12, 2002
Mexico City names second prosecutor to investigate death of human rights lawyer
Jul 12, 2002
Sixteen injured as Mexican farmers clash with police in airport protests
Jul 12, 2002;
Sixteen injured, 10 held officials hostage after Mexican farmers clash with police in airport protests
Jul 12, 2002;
At least 52 people killed in fighting between Colombian rebels and military, police
Jul 12, 2002
Renovation of La Scala piques some, but the show goes on at opera's temporary home
Jul 12, 2002;
Popular foreign minister set to challenge prime minister in Turkish upheaval
Jul 12, 2002;
Hong Kong justice chief: Anti-subversion law won't simply follow Beijing's orders
Jul 12, 2002
Council members say U.S. needs to make further concessions in court, peacekeeper dispute
Jul 12, 2002;
Yankees grab 7-4 win over Indians
Jul 12, 2002;
FBI, police investigating theft of secret military files from officer's car in Hawaii
Jul 12, 2002
Jones and Sheffield homers lead Braves over Expos
Jul 12, 2002;
China: Donated animals bound for Afghanistan to 'help life return to normal'
Jul 12, 2002;
Former Olympic volleyball player Kirk Kilgour dies at 54
Jul 12, 2002
Hawks sign first-round draft pick
Jul 12, 2002
Rio de Janeiro looks overseas to curb black market arms trade
Jul 12, 2002
Former Salvadoran general blames other groups for torture, massacres
Jul 12, 2002;
Hong Kong justice chief: Anti-subversion law won't simply follow Beijing's orders
Jul 12, 2002;
Casablanca Open results
Jul 12, 2002
AP Weekly News Calendar
Jul 12, 2002
St. Louis Symphony lands violinist Itzhak Perlman as music adviser
Jul 12, 2002
Security Council removes travel restrictions on former Liberian officials
Jul 12, 2002;
'Son of Sam' killer says he vaguely remembers his New York City crime spree
Jul 12, 2002;
Williams' daughter makes plea to John Glenn, Presidents Bush to thaw out father
Jul 12, 2002;
Philippine vice president says he's giving up foreign affairs secretary post early
Jul 12, 2002
Philippines Vice President
Jul 12, 2002