AP Worldstream back issues from Wednesday, September 18:
Dollar lower against yen in Tokyo
Sep 18, 2002
Leftist candidate maintains lead in Brazil's presidential race
Sep 18, 2002
Stocks open lower, dollar weaker against yen
Sep 18, 2002
Gold opens higher in Hong Kong
Sep 18, 2002
Oracle's quarterly profit plunges 33 percent
Sep 18, 2002;
Global Crossing headquarters in Beverly Hills put up for sale
Sep 18, 2002;
Wednesday, Sept. 25
Sep 18, 2002;
U.S. and Russia differ over next step, as Iraq and U.N. move ahead with inspection plans
Sep 18, 2002;
People and Places in the News
Sep 18, 2002
Lawyers for Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel appeal murder conviction
Sep 18, 2002;
Holders Real Madrid defeat AS Roma 3-0; Valencia, Arsenal, Ajax win
Sep 18, 2002;
Ryder Cup rosters
Sep 18, 2002
Ryder Cup, European team capsules
Sep 18, 2002;
Ryder Cup, U.S. team capsules
Sep 18, 2002;
Ryder Cup at a glance
Sep 18, 2002
Ryder Cup, Hole by hole
Sep 18, 2002
ODD Odds and Ends
Sep 18, 2002;
Six children killed in school bus accident in Colombian capital
Sep 18, 2002
Montgomery finally backs up bravado with a record run
Sep 18, 2002;
Patrick Ewing retires after 17-year career
Sep 18, 2002;
Andretti leaving CART for IRL
Sep 18, 2002;
US pushes for Iraq disarmament resolution, advances military planning
Sep 18, 2002;
Karzai government worries Iraq may pull U.S. attention away from Afghanistan
Sep 18, 2002;
Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2002
Sep 18, 2002
City leaders help in marijuana giveaway at City Hall in Santa Cruz, California
Sep 18, 2002;
Military-style, Christian outfit aids minorities victimized by conflict in Myanmar
Sep 18, 2002;
After sun descends, night scavengers scour streets of Argentine city in dire straits
Sep 18, 2002;
Two studies find new class of black holes amid small clusters of stars
Sep 18, 2002;
Reno concedes; McBride wins Democratic nomination for Florida governor
Sep 18, 2002;
Whaley becomes first woman to win PGA sectional
Sep 18, 2002;
US Iraq Timeline
Sep 18, 2002;
Parents warned that risks of marijuana use greater than thought
Sep 18, 2002;
Saddam Hussein has history of diplomatic gambits
Sep 18, 2002;
Poll: Seven in 10 think United States will be at war with Iraq a year from now
Sep 18, 2002;
Saudi holds key on OPEC output but stays quiet on strategy as producers ponder increase
Sep 18, 2002;
Stocks close the morning lower, dollar falls against yen
Sep 18, 2002
Hershey Trust board says it won't sell candy maker
Sep 18, 2002
US Hershey Sale, 1st Add
Sep 18, 2002
O'Brien wins Democratic gubernatorial nod in Mass.; Romney waiting in the wings
Sep 18, 2002;
Most in OPEC want production held steady, but Saudi Arabia won't commit ahead of meeting
Sep 18, 2002;
Securities watchdog looks into allegations of improper contract award by boss
Sep 18, 2002
Controlling trust of Hershey Foods says it won't sell candy maker
Sep 18, 2002;
Air New Zealand, Qantas talk to competition regulator
Sep 18, 2002
Japan's central bank leaves monetary policy unchanged
Sep 18, 2002
San Sebastian film festival: 50 years old and still struggling for respect
Sep 18, 2002;
Latin Grammy Awards to roll out the green carpet
Sep 18, 2002
Cultural gap causing friction between Americans and one-time Afghan allies
Sep 18, 2002;
Sri Lanka, Tamil rebels to wrap up historic talks amid high optimism
Sep 18, 2002;
Indictments accuse 34 of operating ecstasy trafficking ring
Sep 18, 2002
Making secret hearings public could help terrorists plan attacks, judges worry
Sep 18, 2002;
For some South Asians and Arabs, Sept. 11 sharpens their sense of racial identity
Sep 18, 2002;
Israel turns down phased Palestinian cease-fire plan
Sep 18, 2002;
Prospects for change uncertain after tens of thousands protest to unseat Ukraine's president
Sep 18, 2002;
Reports: Suspect confesses in Chinese mass poisoning
Sep 18, 2002;
Former chief weapons inspector, Scott Ritter, says Iraqi president out of options
Sep 18, 2002;
Post-Sept. 11, newly naturalized citizens mark Citizenship Day with greater zeal
Sep 18, 2002;
Musharraf says security forces have broken the back of terrorist networks within Pakistan
Sep 18, 2002;
Key global players plot provisional Palestinian state by next year
Sep 18, 2002;
Police official: Yemeni arrested with Ramzi Binalshibh identified as killer of Daniel Pearl
Sep 18, 2002;
Texas man arrested in Mexico for infant trafficking
Sep 18, 2002
WTA Tour Bell Challenge Results
Sep 18, 2002
FBI says terror cell likely limited to eight men
Sep 18, 2002;
From the heart of Europe, landlocked Swiss eye sailing's biggest prize
Sep 18, 2002;
Project revived to build gas pipeline, boosting prosperity, stability and peace
Sep 18, 2002;
Texas executes inmate for the 1989 raping, beating death of 80-year-old Dallas woman
Sep 18, 2002;