AP Worldstream back issues from Friday, May 16:
AS FIN ECO Japan Economy, 1st Add
May 16, 2003
Games attract large crowds at Electronic Entertainment Expo
May 16, 2003;
Wary Britain plans euro recommendation next month
May 16, 2003;
AS FIN ECO Japan Economy, 2nd Add
May 16, 2003
Japan's economy records zero growth in first quarter
May 16, 2003;
Dollar higher against yen in Tokyo
May 16, 2003
Hollywood goes to court to stop DVD copying software
May 16, 2003;
'Untouchables' tough guy actor Robert Stack dies of heart failure at 84
May 16, 2003;
June Carter Cash, member of pioneering country music family, dies at 73
May 16, 2003;
Epilepsy drug shows promise in combatting alcoholism
May 16, 2003;
China threatens possible execution for people who intentionally spread SARS, as worldwide death toll tops 600
May 16, 2003;
Cancer society endorses mammograms, moves away from self-exams
May 16, 2003;
Two doctors accused of failing to report child abuse that ended in boy's death
May 16, 2003;
Body's misguided immune response may cause harm in SARS infection
May 16, 2003;
Friday, May 23
May 16, 2003;
Venezuela accuses U.S. envoy of provoking diplomatic row
May 16, 2003;
Williams and Martinez to clash in quarterfinals
May 16, 2003;
Johnson says he'll wait for Jordan decision
May 16, 2003;
Argentines doubt new president can quickly relieve economic misery
May 16, 2003;
AP SPT AP Weekly Sports Calendar
May 16, 2003
Teenage girl to play Nationwide Tour event
May 16, 2003;
Blake and Black Magic to be honored in waterfront museum
May 16, 2003
Saturday, May 17
May 16, 2003
Treasury believes most of $1 billion taken from Iraq central bank has been found
May 16, 2003;
Some Saudis urge the government to crack down on radical Islamic clerics after Riyadh attacks
May 16, 2003;
Thousands flee bloodied northeastern Congolese town
May 16, 2003;
South Korean president says he avoided sensitive issues in meeting with Bush
May 16, 2003;
At mass grave, worries about protecting remains, preserving evidence collide
May 16, 2003;
Number of reported SARS deaths, probable cases
May 16, 2003;
Powell backs off statement that U.S. would consider suspending sanctions
May 16, 2003;
U.N. staff to travel with armed escorts in southern Afghanistan
May 16, 2003;
Britain suspends Kenya flights on new terror warning, al-Qaida suspect returns to East African nation
May 16, 2003;
Texas executes convicted killer; Florida execution put on hold for psychiatric exam
May 16, 2003;
Volunteer firefighters in Pennsylvania town charged in arsons, kidnapping of witness
May 16, 2003;
Saudis' anti-terror pledge is an old refrain
May 16, 2003;
Philippine president getting rewarded for U.S. loyalty, lobbying for business
May 16, 2003;
Powell says U.S. would consider suspending sanctions against Iraq but then backs off saying they should be lifted
May 16, 2003;
U.S. forces in Baghdad battle the odds to restore security _ one gun at a time
May 16, 2003;
Pentagon cuts back participation in Paris Air Show; France outlines U.S. `disinformation'
May 16, 2003;
List of alleged U.S. efforts to discredit France
May 16, 2003;
U.S. officials warn of more attacks against Americans in Saudi Arabia
May 16, 2003;
Gold opens lower in Hong Kong
May 16, 2003
Tokyo stocks open higher, dollar up against yen
May 16, 2003
Japanese automaker Honda mulling China production delay
May 16, 2003
Tokyo stocks mixed midday, dollar up against yen
May 16, 2003
U.S. Senate passes $350 billion tax cut, temporary suspension of dividend taxes
May 16, 2003;
Arabs pour out their views of Iraq war in poems, cartoons, pictures
May 16, 2003;
New book outlines legal mess at The Barnes Foundation
May 16, 2003;
Five Questions With Paul Reiser
May 16, 2003;
Filmmaking Wachowski brothers hide in the shadows of 'The Matrix'
May 16, 2003;
Jade, porcelain collector opening museum
May 16, 2003;
Exhibition explores Leonardo da Vinci 's fascination with the sublime and the grotesque
May 16, 2003;
British historian illumines Britain's empire _ and by extension America's
May 16, 2003;
Ralph Waldo Emerson, the 'Sage of Concord' and leading American thinker, was born 200 years ago this spring
May 16, 2003;
Excerpts from the essays of Ralph Waldo Emerson
May 16, 2003
That Was the Week That Was
May 16, 2003;
Celebrity Birthdays
May 16, 2003;
Smithsonian Exhibit: Tribes turned early to ranching and rodeos, countering "cowboys and Indians" myth
May 16, 2003;
Jayhawks take the simple approach in latest release
May 16, 2003;
Out of the shadows and into the spotlight: Soozie Tyrell goes solo
May 16, 2003;
Cameron Mackintosh bids fond farewell to 'The Glums'
May 16, 2003;
Sound Bites: Audio Reviews
May 16, 2003;
At the Movies: `The Matrix Reloaded'
May 16, 2003;
At the Movies: 'Down With Love'
May 16, 2003;
At the Movies: `Sweet Sixteen'
May 16, 2003;