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AP Worldstream back issues from Wednesday, September 11:

Dollar higher against yen in Tokyo

Sep 11, 2002

Utility, insurers sue Port Authority in 7 WTC collapse

Sep 11, 2002;

Treasury says efforts to cut off terrorist money are working

Sep 11, 2002;

Nearly 1,500 Boeing workers vote to strike

Sep 11, 2002;

Stocks open higher, dollar higher against yen

Sep 11, 2002

People and Places in the news

Sep 11, 2002

Baseball schedule unchanged by security alert

Sep 11, 2002

Portion of map shows mine operators didn't have most recent survey of area

Sep 11, 2002;

Webber vows to fight charges of lying to grand jury

Sep 11, 2002;

Israeli incursion in Gaza follows high-level talks about easing tensions

Sep 11, 2002;

Half-staff flag first ceremony in day of terror attack remembrance

Sep 11, 2002;

Wednesday, September 18

Sep 11, 2002;

Australians begin commemorating Sept 11 attacks amid security concerns

Sep 11, 2002;

Bush administration warns of heightened threat for terrorist strike

Sep 11, 2002;

Alleged bin Laden aide: Stabbing guard was `biggest mistake in my life'

Sep 11, 2002;

Bush to ask United Nations to `deal with the problem' of Iraq

Sep 11, 2002;

All Blacks to open 2003 at home against England

Sep 11, 2002

Papis will replace De Ferran in IRL season finale

Sep 11, 2002

Mexican foreign ministry feuding with own ambassador in Cuba

Sep 11, 2002;

No trouble despite fight's "Bad Blood" billing

Sep 11, 2002;

Fighter jets escort flight to Charlotte, North Carolina; Egyptian plane lacked right documentation

Sep 11, 2002

Selig in minor collision

Sep 11, 2002

Prosecutors seek to strip lawmakers of immunity on misuse of funds allegations

Sep 11, 2002

Koizumi to urge North Korea to act responsibly for sake of regional, global stability

Sep 11, 2002;

Silence and prayers for the dead of Sept. 11

Sep 11, 2002;

Sept. 11 attacks put Asia in spotlight of U.S. foreign policy

Sep 11, 2002;

Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2002

Sep 11, 2002

Dole wins Republican Senate nomination as primary voters decide on Reno's fate in Florida

Sep 11, 2002;

Reports: Chinese 'diving queen' withdraws Hong Kong university application

Sep 11, 2002

Settlers refuse to dismantle unauthorized outposts

Sep 11, 2002;

Regular guy gets star treatment just for looking like Russia's president

Sep 11, 2002;

A karaoke bar in Bangkok offers the fat a nightspot where they fit in

Sep 11, 2002;

Stocks close morning higher, dollar higher against yen

Sep 11, 2002

Government revises Japan's economic growth to 0.6 percent in April-June

Sep 11, 2002

Gold opens higher in Hong Kong

Sep 11, 2002

Primary upset: Smith loses to Sununu in New Hampshire

Sep 11, 2002;

Primary upset: Smith loses to Sununu in New Hampshire; Reno trailing in Florida

Sep 11, 2002;

Sizing up a year of economic uncertainty, a snapshot at a time

Sep 11, 2002;

Hong Kong Stock Exchange reported to be considering stake in American Stock Exchange

Sep 11, 2002;

Amid specter of AIDS, mines look to end system that separates workers from their families

Sep 11, 2002;

Giambra: Sabres might have to declare bankruptcy

Sep 11, 2002;

Hong Kong's dramatic skyline washed out again by record smog blamed on Chinese factories

Sep 11, 2002;

South Korean president to urge greater global efforts to fight terrorism

Sep 11, 2002

Technical University where hijacker Atta and others studied trying to put Sept. 11 in the past

Sep 11, 2002;

ODD US Odds and Ends

Sep 11, 2002;

Argentines stage citywide protest against crime as economy dips further into crisis

Sep 11, 2002;

Colombia takes authority to make arrests without warrants to battle violence

Sep 11, 2002;

Amid heightened terrorism concerns, Japan wrestles with doomsday cult remnants

Sep 11, 2002;

Proliferation of weaponry has some wondering: Why single out Iraq?

Sep 11, 2002;

Medical, cultural issues threaten Afghan women during childbirth

Sep 11, 2002;

WTA Tour Big Island Championship Results

Sep 11, 2002;

Pentagon says Taliban, not al-Qaida, suspected in Karzai assassination attempt

Sep 11, 2002;

NHL looks to curb obstruction and interference in games

Sep 11, 2002

FBI searches apartment of Oregon Muslim leader charged with document fraud; judge denies bail

Sep 11, 2002;

Kosovo stage of Milosevic trial wraps up; Bosnia and Croatia next

Sep 11, 2002;

Australians commemorate Sept. 11 attacks amid security concerns

Sep 11, 2002;

Yankees sweep doubleheader from Tigers

Sep 11, 2002;

Hong Kong officials tell bar owner to remove U.S. flag commemorating Sept. 11 attacks

Sep 11, 2002;

South Korean foreign minister leaves to attend U.N. meeting

Sep 11, 2002

Europe's top anti-terror fighter says he's more worried than ever

Sep 11, 2002;

Al-Qaida's core scattered by war but organization remains dangerous and sympathizers may be growing in number

Sep 11, 2002;

Brasil Open Results

Sep 11, 2002

Switzerland receives warm welcome as 190th member of the United Nations

Sep 11, 2002;

Bush says Constitution won't be violated in war on terrorism

Sep 11, 2002;

Ireland's O'Byrne buys two colts at Keeneland sale

Sep 11, 2002