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AP Worldstream back issues from Wednesday, December 4:

Stocks flat in Mexico, Brazil, Chile

Dec 04, 2002

Dollar lower against yen in Tokyo

Dec 04, 2002

November 2002 U.S. auto sales

Dec 04, 2002;

America Online's turnaround strategy gets cool reception from Wall Street

Dec 04, 2002;

Tokyo stocks open weaker, dollar slides against yen

Dec 04, 2002

Gold opens higher in Hong Kong

Dec 04, 2002

United to furlough 352 more pilots

Dec 04, 2002;

Buyers back out of eBay bids for Eminem's former house

Dec 04, 2002

Michael Jackson, his foot swollen from a spider bite, testifies in contract dispute

Dec 04, 2002;

Prosecutor says Winona Ryder needs drug, psychiatric counseling, fines

Dec 04, 2002;

Appeals court clears way for slander suit against George Michael

Dec 04, 2002

Sites on democracy, Tibet and Taiwan among those frequently blocked in China

Dec 04, 2002;

Powell urges foreign governments to make AIDS fight a top priority

Dec 04, 2002;

Fascination passengers trying to prevent another virus outbreak

Dec 04, 2002;

California wines account for four of Wine Spectator's Top 10

Dec 04, 2002;

Wednesday, December 11

Dec 04, 2002;

Minnesota university agrees to pay nearly US$365,000 to settle allegations of anti-Semitism

Dec 04, 2002;

Whaley will be first woman playing in a PGA Tour event

Dec 04, 2002;

Airport inspector: Monkey-skull ashtrays no longer shock

Dec 04, 2002;

Best of Tiger came in the silly season

Dec 04, 2002;

Agency raising a stink over smells emitted by company's onion soup

Dec 04, 2002

Canada plans Kyoto ratification vote as soon as Monday

Dec 04, 2002;

First defection from Augusta National doesn't shake club's stance

Dec 04, 2002;

'Chicken consultants' try to rid Florida's Key West of pesky birds

Dec 04, 2002

South Africa's working poor are feeling the brunt of soaring food prices

Dec 04, 2002;

Hazards abound for ferries and other boats plying Africa's largest lake

Dec 04, 2002;

Kurdish officials say they are well ahead of Saddam in one military specialty _ spying

Dec 04, 2002;

Audit shows huge cost overruns in Canada's gun control program

Dec 04, 2002;

Boston church personnel files include allegations priests abused girls, drugs

Dec 04, 2002;

Domestic abuse charges against Ruben Patterson dropped

Dec 04, 2002;

Police in Trinidad investigate man who has allegedly expressed admiration for Osama bin Laden

Dec 04, 2002;

Powell visits Colombia to express U.S. support for progress on drugs

Dec 04, 2002;

U.S. maps strategy for researching global warming, critics say it's been studied enough

Dec 04, 2002;

Vermont governor meets with Israeli prime minister

Dec 04, 2002;

Plane malfunction strands Peru's president in Brazil

Dec 04, 2002

Couple who stalked swimmer Ian Thorpe lose appeal, restrictions toughened

Dec 04, 2002

Putin visits India to declare mutual anti-terrorism efforts, boost military and economic ties

Dec 04, 2002

Saudi Arabia disputes allegation it is lax in blocking funds to terrorists

Dec 04, 2002;

China preparing to unveil world's fastest train at year's end

Dec 04, 2002;

U.N. secretary-general welcomes Burundi cease-fire

Dec 04, 2002

Over U.S. and Israeli objections, General Assembly approves six resolutions criticizing Israeli policies

Dec 04, 2002;

Police, government supporters break up demonstrations across Haiti, at least 16 injured

Dec 04, 2002;

Incinerating chemical weapons is safe, storage is not, new report says

Dec 04, 2002;

At least two killed in second day of riots in East Timor

Dec 04, 2002

Catholic order makes "good faith" payment to sex abuse victims

Dec 04, 2002

Media watchdog expresses concern over detained journalist's health

Dec 04, 2002

Motley flotilla of cleanup ships takes on spill from tanker Prestige

Dec 04, 2002;

Agency says charges of national origin discrimination increasing

Dec 04, 2002;

Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2002

Dec 04, 2002

Thais celebrate birthday of world's longest reigning monarch

Dec 04, 2002;

Street protests escalate Venezuela strike; Chavez denies demonstrations endanger his rule

Dec 04, 2002;

Prosecutor: Phoenix bishop advised family not to talk of abuse

Dec 04, 2002;

Tryon, Baddeley, Faldo in same group at Australian Masters

Dec 04, 2002

U.S. to compare Iraqi weapons report with American intelligence

Dec 04, 2002;

Domestic abuse allegations against Ruben Patterson dropped

Dec 04, 2002;

Car crashes into New York post office, killing 82-year-old woman

Dec 04, 2002

Congressman's family escapes fire

Dec 04, 2002

Hong Kong Monetary Authority set for reshuffle as top executives leave

Dec 04, 2002

Biotech companies change self-imposed moratorium

Dec 04, 2002;

Alcoa completes purchase of Fairchild Fasteners

Dec 04, 2002

Volvo recalls 65,000 cars for seat heater problem

Dec 04, 2002

Tokyo stocks close morning down, dollar slides against yen

Dec 04, 2002

DaimlerChrsyler chairman calls for strengthening of US-European ties

Dec 04, 2002;

GM, Ford, Chrysler: November sales off 18 percent

Dec 04, 2002;

Judge calls Sun-sought injunction `attractive'

Dec 04, 2002;