AP Worldstream back issues from Friday, October 18:
Dollar higher against yen in Tokyo
Oct 18, 2002
Tokyo stocks open higher, U.S. dollar stronger against yen
Oct 18, 2002
ODD Odds and Ends
Oct 18, 2002;
People and places in the news
Oct 18, 2002;
The top ten music in the United States
Oct 18, 2002;
First major U.S. exhibition of Modigliani in decades
Oct 18, 2002;
Exhibition highlighting Degas' fascination with ballet visits Detroit
Oct 18, 2002;
"Leadership" (Miramax, 407 pages, $25.95) _ Rudolph Giuliani with Ken Kurson
Oct 18, 2002;
Sound Bites: Audio Reviews
Oct 18, 2002;
At the Movies: `Formula 51'
Oct 18, 2002;
At the Movies: `Abandon'
Oct 18, 2002;
Pop-country sweetheart Faith Hill gets funky on newest album, `Cry'
Oct 18, 2002;
At the Movies: 'The Ring'
Oct 18, 2002;
Irreverent cartoon history risks offending major religions
Oct 18, 2002;
At the Movies: 'Real Women Have Curves'
Oct 18, 2002;
At the Movies: `The Grey Zone'
Oct 18, 2002;
Trip down `Mulholland Drive' rings up new film choices for actress Naomi Watts
Oct 18, 2002;
Desi Arnaz Jr., now 49, enjoys quiet life in small Nevada town of Boulder City
Oct 18, 2002;
Luther Henderson: A lifetime of making jazz and musical theater sing
Oct 18, 2002;
At the Movies: 'Pulse _ a Stomp Odyssey'
Oct 18, 2002;
Tony award-winning star Heather Headley introduces herself to R&B world on new disc
Oct 18, 2002;
After a start in fluffy comedies, Greg Kinnear's career takes a seamy turn
Oct 18, 2002;
Florida back in Hollywood spotlight as big-time TV shows, films return
Oct 18, 2002;
`The Flower Drum Song': Where the Chinese-American novel began
Oct 18, 2002;
Lea Salonga: the down-to-earth diva
Oct 18, 2002;
Five Questions With Boris Kodjoe
Oct 18, 2002;
Working with `Abandon': Zooey Deschanel could soon be more than almost famous
Oct 18, 2002;
Celebrity Birthdays
Oct 18, 2002;
That Was the Week That Was
Oct 18, 2002;
`Shaman,' Santana's followup to `Supernatural,' follows a similar blueprint
Oct 18, 2002;
United Nations: World barely halfway to goal to defeat poverty
Oct 18, 2002;
Friday, October 25
Oct 18, 2002;
Judge throws out conviction of two Florida boys accused of beating their father to death
Oct 18, 2002;
Sources: Vatican rejects some elements of U.S. Church abuse policy
Oct 18, 2002;
Popular conservative set to take Olympic stage as Athens' first woman mayor
Oct 18, 2002;
North Korea nuclear admission presents difficult choices for administration
Oct 18, 2002;
NHL to pull team `sniper' caps
Oct 18, 2002;
Series gives everyone a chance to make a name
Oct 18, 2002;
Pact with North Korea was in trouble almost from the start
Oct 18, 2002;
Police use tear gas to disperse pro-government demonstrators in Venezuela; four hurt
Oct 18, 2002
Sports AP Weekly Calendar
Oct 18, 2002
In face of strong criticism, U.S. backs away from resolution explicitly threatening Iraq
Oct 18, 2002;
Colombian security forces encounter booby traps as they enter battle zone in Medellin; terrified civilians flee
Oct 18, 2002;
Report: Brazilian baby born with two heads died
Oct 18, 2002
Bush authorizes up to 70,000 refugees for current fiscal year
Oct 18, 2002
Volcanic gases force hospitalization of students at school on slopes of Salvadoran peak
Oct 18, 2002
Friday, Oct. 18, 2002
Oct 18, 2002
Ikea recalling 57,000 teddy bears that could pose hazard to children
Oct 18, 2002
Alleged spiritual leader of Indonesian militants named suspect in 2000 bombings
Oct 18, 2002;
Forty alleged members of Aryan Brotherhood indicted across United States
Oct 18, 2002;
Fiji tour gets financial backing from British and Irish unions
Oct 18, 2002
Ivory Coast's president accepts cease-fire, calls for French monitors
Oct 18, 2002
Gold opens lower in Hong Kong
Oct 18, 2002
U.S., Hong Kong aviation negotiators try again on airline deal
Oct 18, 2002
Tokyo stocks higher midday, U.S. dollar stronger against yen
Oct 18, 2002
Smokeless tobacco company agrees to halt free samples in California
Oct 18, 2002
Vietnam cracks down on Microsoft software pirates
Oct 18, 2002
Delta Air Lines to cut as many as 8,000 more jobs in bid to survive
Oct 18, 2002;
AP Weekly News Calendar
Oct 18, 2002
Supreme Court of Canada agrees to review controversial spanking law
Oct 18, 2002
Australia prime minister warns more terrorist attacks likely in Asia
Oct 18, 2002;
Travel warnings rattle Southeast Asia
Oct 18, 2002;
Indian-controlled Kashmir placed under federal rule to avoid constitutional crisis
Oct 18, 2002;
Ivory Coast's president accepts cease-fire, appeals for French monitors
Oct 18, 2002;
Activists laud Tibetan nun's release, wonder if it signals policy change by China
Oct 18, 2002;