AP Worldstream back issues from Friday, September 12:
Cambodia, Nepal approved to join World Trade Organization
Sep 12, 2003
Imports from China up as US trade deficit widens
Sep 12, 2003;
Dollar flat against yen in Tokyo
Sep 12, 2003
EU ministers seek hints of recovery as economies slip into recession
Sep 12, 2003;
Tokyo stocks climb 1 percent at open, dollar flat against yen
Sep 12, 2003
Sweden's euro referendum will go ahead as planned
Sep 12, 2003;
U.S. treasury secretary pledges renewed push to cut off terrorist financing
Sep 12, 2003;
South Korean farmers urge government to withdraw WTO delegation
Sep 12, 2003
The WTO, unable to agree on its existing agenda, considers whether to expand it
Sep 12, 2003;
Sources: UAW, automakers appear close to simultaneous labor agreements
Sep 12, 2003;
Gold market and financial institutions in Hong Kong closed
Sep 12, 2003
Australia's Westpac withdraws bid for National Bank of New Zealand
Sep 12, 2003
In Egypt, artists bemoan censorship but see society as the real censors
Sep 12, 2003;
Embracing their roots makes Drive-By Truckers a formidable rock band
Sep 12, 2003;
Of spy kids and desperadoes: Director Rodriguez wraps up two trilogies
Sep 12, 2003;
Quotes from the world of entertainment
Sep 12, 2003;
Berlin's Museum Island regains its former glory _ and more besides
Sep 12, 2003;
Inuit art featured in new University Gallery exhibit
Sep 12, 2003;
Celebrity Birthdays
Sep 12, 2003;
That Was the Week That Was
Sep 12, 2003;
Audio Reviews
Sep 12, 2003;
At the Movies: `Matchstick Men'
Sep 12, 2003;
At the Movies: `Once Upon a Time in Mexico'
Sep 12, 2003;
The top ten music in the United States
Sep 12, 2003;
Royal animal society calls for 50,000 sheep stranded on ship to be put down
Sep 12, 2003
Weekly news calendar
Sep 12, 2003
World remembers Sept. 11 attacks with private memorials, calls for better counterterrorism
Sep 12, 2003;
Ailing pontiff presses on with pilgrimage to central Slovak city
Sep 12, 2003;
Estonians express hopes and anxieties as ex-Soviet republic decides on EU entry
Sep 12, 2003;
After Sweden's second political murder, country debates open policies
Sep 12, 2003;
Swedish and foreign leaders grieve assassinated Swedish foreign minister
Sep 12, 2003
Schwarzenegger will try to win over the Republican Party's conservative wing
Sep 12, 2003;
AP SPT AP Weekly Sports Calendar
Sep 12, 2003
ATP-Brasil Open Results
Sep 12, 2003
Schuettler, Schalken advance to quarterfinals at Brasil Open
Sep 12, 2003
Friday, September 19
Sep 12, 2003;
U.S. State Department warns of al-Qaida attacks in connection with Sept. 11 anniversary
Sep 12, 2003;
Israeli Cabinet votes to expel Arafat but delays implementation
Sep 12, 2003;
Poll finds that Americans' suspicion of Islamic religion growing
Sep 12, 2003
Hamas remains defiant despite intense Israeli campaign to wipe out militants
Sep 12, 2003;
NASA overseer sees no evidence of schedule pressures in NASA's return-to-flight effort
Sep 12, 2003;
While Bush welcomes help in Iraq, Powell says some of allies' demands won't work
Sep 12, 2003;
U.N. peacekeepers being investigated for Congo church theft to be transferred to Kinshasa
Sep 12, 2003;
North Korea has stopped reprocessing plutonium at nuclear plant, U.S. officials say
Sep 12, 2003;
Atomic agency meeting moves toward setting October deadline for Iran
Sep 12, 2003;
Intense firefight west of Baghdad, leaves one U.S. soldier wounded
Sep 12, 2003;
State Supreme Court ruling puts North Carolina execution back on schedule
Sep 12, 2003
Afghan officials say bin Laden tape a morale boost for followers
Sep 12, 2003;
Three rockets fired at peacekeepers bases in Afghan capital, no injuries
Sep 12, 2003;
Former state delegate to Mexico's Economy Department found dead after kidnapping
Sep 12, 2003
Children of trade center victims lead solemn remembrance of Sept. 11 victims
Sep 12, 2003;
Victims' families kneel on earth where towers stood, say it could be last chance
Sep 12, 2003;
Tampa ship terminal evacuated when belt buckle sets off alarm
Sep 12, 2003
Texas officials remove repainted 'colored' signs from restored courthouse
Sep 12, 2003;
CIA expert on weapons programs retires
Sep 12, 2003;
Woman robs bank in Missouri with fake bomb around neck in apparent copycat crime
Sep 12, 2003
Al-Jazeera, despite heavy criticism and arrest of a reporter, keeps airing scoops
Sep 12, 2003;
U.S. military command created for domestic defense declared operational
Sep 12, 2003;
Doctors in Los Angeles separate baby girls conjoined from stomach to hip
Sep 12, 2003;
Immigrant who sent more than $12 million to Iraq sentenced to eight months in prison
Sep 12, 2003
Judge releases suspects accused of cutting wood in Mexico
Sep 12, 2003
Siblings testify Roque is mentally ill, hears voices
Sep 12, 2003;
Venezuela vice president says U.S. participated in failed coup against Chavez
Sep 12, 2003;
Tokyo stocks higher at midday following Wall Street's gains, dollar weaker against yen
Sep 12, 2003
Game Boy Advance works as video-phone with new attachment
Sep 12, 2003