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AP Worldstream back issues from Thursday, September 11:

Dollar higher against yen in Tokyo

Sep 11, 2003

Facts and figures about Sweden

Sep 11, 2003;

Tokyo stocks open sharply lower, dollar up against yen

Sep 11, 2003

Gold opens lower in Hong Kong

Sep 11, 2003

Ethnic minority accuses India's movie industry of land grab that has brought poverty and hunger

Sep 11, 2003;

Theme park mermaids fighting extinction

Sep 11, 2003;

First bin Laden video in nearly two years; aide vows new attacks on Americans

Sep 11, 2003;

New heart-healthy corn due to hit stores worldwide by 2007

Sep 11, 2003;

Thursday, September 18

Sep 11, 2003;

Swedes decide: krona or euro?

Sep 11, 2003;

Facts about Slovakia

Sep 11, 2003;

U.S. authorities consider criminal charges after TV news crew smuggles depleted uranium for investigative story

Sep 11, 2003;

U.S. defense chief says trials are likely but most will remain in detention for war's duration

Sep 11, 2003;

Bush asks Congress to give law enforcement wider power to fight terrorism

Sep 11, 2003;

U.S. Catholic leaders endorse constitutional amendment against gay marriage

Sep 11, 2003;

Schwarzenegger surrounds himself with high-profile education leaders at second policy summit

Sep 11, 2003;

Pelosi, other House Democrats criticize Dean's Israel comments

Sep 11, 2003;

Texas Senate Democrats return to state after self-imposed exile

Sep 11, 2003;

Tibetan leader reserves judgment on whether Iraq war was justified

Sep 11, 2003;

EU GEN Sweden Politician Stabbed

Sep 11, 2003;

EU GEN Sweden Politician Stabbed

Sep 11, 2003

After eight hours of surgery, Swedish foreign minister in critical condition

Sep 11, 2003;

Schumacher expecting tight race at Monza

Sep 11, 2003

France, Sweden, Czechs, Bulgaria are first qualifiers

Sep 11, 2003;

Paraguay defeats Uruguay 4-1 in World Cup qualifier

Sep 11, 2003

Bryant prosecutor details evidence

Sep 11, 2003;

Cristiano da Matta trying to regain winning ways

Sep 11, 2003;

Atomic agency meeting moves toward setting October deadline for Iran

Sep 11, 2003;

Archbishop: Boston Archdiocese will take out loans, may sell property, to pay $85 million

Sep 11, 2003;

Tapes of Osama bin Laden

Sep 11, 2003;

Agonized relatives of Pakistani Sept. 11 victim still hope he will come home

Sep 11, 2003;

Justice Department again defies judge in terrorist suspect case

Sep 11, 2003;

Italy to release death figures after scorching heat wave

Sep 11, 2003;

Pontiff begins four-day trip to Slovakia under tight security

Sep 11, 2003;

Sharon cuts off India trip to consider harsh response to Palestinian suicide bombings

Sep 11, 2003;

Convicted double killer put to death in Texas' 21st execution of the year

Sep 11, 2003

Defiant, unrepentant militant sentenced to death for Bali bombings

Sep 11, 2003;

Upload the mummy _ a treasure trove of history goes digital, with mixed results

Sep 11, 2003;

Former Khmer Rouge stronghold in Cambodia now throbs with capitalism

Sep 11, 2003;

Bush urges foreign troop role in Iraq; Rumsfeld says contributions will not be large

Sep 11, 2003;

Scientists begin 10-year census of the seas, hoping a count of barnacles and bluefin yields rewards

Sep 11, 2003;

New Orleans by bike is a scenic delight

Sep 11, 2003;

Former cattle ranch in Australia offers rural oasis

Sep 11, 2003;

Kansas' Route 66 a trip back in time

Sep 11, 2003;

Offbeat tourist attractions by the side of the road

Sep 11, 2003;

Taiwan's northeast coastline offers scenery and rich marine life

Sep 11, 2003;

Sharon cuts off India trip to consider harsh response to Palestinian suicide bombings

Sep 11, 2003;

Inter-American Development Bank approves loan for controversial pipeline project in Peru

Sep 11, 2003;

Japan freezes US$98 million in assets of Saddam Hussein, former top Iraqi officials

Sep 11, 2003

Marie Foster, civil rights activist who taught Selma's blacks how to vote, has died

Sep 11, 2003

Officials say Las Vegas fire that destroyed apartments under construction was intentionally set

Sep 11, 2003

Protesters clash with police over WTO, one commits suicide

Sep 11, 2003;

Argentina, IMF reach accord on outlines of three-year aid package

Sep 11, 2003;

WTO ministers debate effect of cotton subsidies on African farmers

Sep 11, 2003;

Indonesian oil company to start oil exploration in Iraq, management says

Sep 11, 2003

Unemployment falls to lowest level in 13 years

Sep 11, 2003

WHO sending experts to Singapore following discovery of new SARS case

Sep 11, 2003;

Prime minister says war against terrorism will continue for many years

Sep 11, 2003;

Two thirds of Americans worried their invidual freedom could be eroded

Sep 11, 2003;

Malaysian opposition Islamic party gears up for elections without Mahathir as adversary

Sep 11, 2003;

Wednesday's international soccer scores

Sep 11, 2003;

Brazil beats Ecuador 1-0 in World Cup qualifier

Sep 11, 2003

Encarnacion, Lee hit back-to-back doubles to lead Florida to 7-3 win over New York

Sep 11, 2003

Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay win World Cup qualifiers

Sep 11, 2003

Martinez allows three hits in eight innings; Red Sox down Orioles 5-0

Sep 11, 2003