AP Worldstream back issues from Wednesday, May 28:
New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art to close galleries of Islamic art because of renovations
May 28, 2003;
Powerful Ecuadorean Indian group pulls away from president it helped elect
May 28, 2003;
Protesters attempt to disrupt Exxon Mobil
May 28, 2003
2003 Copa Libertadores Glance
May 28, 2003;
China praises SARS whistleblower but shows unease by barring press interview
May 28, 2003;
Dateline: LIMA,...
May 28, 2003
Thai steps toward democracy faltering at grass roots, U.N. report says
May 28, 2003;
Mavericks keep playoffs alive with 103-91 win over Spurs
May 28, 2003;
China, Russia urge Pyongyang to drop its nuclear bid, call for central U.N. role in Iraq
May 28, 2003;
Dateline: CARACAS,...
May 28, 2003
Three men burn farmer to death in western Mexican countryside
May 28, 2003
The body washers: In postwar Iraq, a busy force quietly prepares the dead
May 28, 2003
US. administration announces date for signing Chile free trade deal
May 28, 2003;
Black boxes recovered; military tags helping identification of victims of crash in Turkey
May 28, 2003;
Devils take Stanley Cup lead with 3-0 win over Mighty Ducks
May 28, 2003;
U.S. government sues Pittsburgh trucking firm for allegedly discriminating against women
May 28, 2003;
Hundreds told to stay in quarantine in Toronto; study supports theory that SARS came from animals
May 28, 2003;
Annan recommends self-government for Western Sahara, followed by referendum on its future in 4-5 years
May 28, 2003;
New York City woman's death after mistaken police raid on apartment ruled homicide
May 28, 2003;
America defeats River Plate 4-1 to advance to semifinals of Copa Libertadores
May 28, 2003
U.S. assails Iran's ties to al-Qaida
May 28, 2003;
Arafat asserts authority over peace talks, throws summit of premiers into confusion
May 28, 2003;
Australians to be heavily tested ahead of Athens Games
May 28, 2003
Residents of disputed town on Ethiopian-Eritrean border vow to fight to remain Ethiopian
May 28, 2003;
Dateline: CARACAS,...
May 28, 2003
Brazilian court cuts prison sentences of six men convicted of killing champion yachtsman Blake
May 28, 2003
Ground in Darwin gets ICC approval for Bangladesh test
May 28, 2003
Muslim rebels declare cease-fire in southern Philippines, give government 10 days to meet demands
May 28, 2003
The market now comes to Annika
May 28, 2003;
Federal jury orders eBay to pay $35 million in patent dispute case
May 28, 2003
Rockies end Dodgers streak with 7-3 wins
May 28, 2003;
Closing arguments in cocaine trial of ex-Medellin druglord
May 28, 2003;
Shevchenko's desperation may outweigh Del Piero's artistry
May 28, 2003;
Protest grows in Peru as health workers join farmers, teachers in nationwide strikes
May 28, 2003;
Avs confirm Roy is retiring
May 28, 2003
Suspect in Louisiana serial killings arrested in Atlanta
May 28, 2003
Surge in attacks on American forces reflects their vulnerability in Iraq
May 28, 2003;
Death toll in Miami cruise explosion rises to 5; Filipino crew member sues
May 28, 2003;
Roarty to leave Penrith for English club
May 28, 2003
Muslim rebels declare cease-fire in southern Philippines, give government 10 days to meet demands
May 28, 2003;
Golf Glance
May 28, 2003;
Families broken apart by war decades ago eager for reunions despite North Korean nuclear crisis
May 28, 2003;
Jeter inspires Yankees to 11-3 win over Red SoxEds. note
May 28, 2003;
Seeking an elusive peace: U.S. military police, Baghdadis learning to get along
May 28, 2003;
Plenty of winners from Colonial, starting with LPGA Tour
May 28, 2003;
VaxGen to test anthrax vaccine on people
May 28, 2003
NA SPT BBL AL Leaders
May 28, 2003;
Mount Everest veterans disagree over whether the mountain should be closed
May 28, 2003;
Honduras suspends AT&T's right to use the country's phone lines, calling circuits
May 28, 2003;
NA GEN US Justice NY Times, CLARIFICATION
May 28, 2003
Supporters seek posthumous pardon for comedian Lenny Bruce
May 28, 2003;
Brylin turns out to be perfect filling in for Nieuwendyk
May 28, 2003;
Report: Two Chinese ships suspected of spying near Taiwan
May 28, 2003
Latin American Briefs
May 28, 2003
Ex-Enron executives set for April trial; attorneys say more charges possible
May 28, 2003;
Report: Ruff agrees to new deal to coach Sabres
May 28, 2003
Officials say strong aftershock likely in northern Japan
May 28, 2003
Players point fingers at French Open tennis balls
May 28, 2003;
Hawaiian Airlines says it won't appeal trustee appointment
May 28, 2003
Warne could have played some World Cup matches, says drug agency head
May 28, 2003
Tourists watch deadly Bolivian ritual and feel mortified
May 28, 2003;
The return of Jack's 'White Fang' putter
May 28, 2003;
RealNetworks' Listen.com service to lower fees for song downloads
May 28, 2003;
Man changes pleas to guilty in attack on Royals coach
May 28, 2003
Peru may declare state of emergency to clear protesters blocking highways throughout nation: interior minister
May 28, 2003;