AP Worldstream back issues from Monday, September 29:
Dollar lower against yen in Tokyo
Sep 29, 2003
Canadian insurer Manulife buying John Hancock in $10.4 billion stock deal
Sep 29, 2003;
Tokyo stocks open mixed, dollar down against yen
Sep 29, 2003
Director-writer Elia Kazan, winner of two Oscars, dies at 94
Sep 29, 2003;
U.S.-Arab Economic Forum gathers in Detroit
Sep 29, 2003;
Visiting American congressman hopeful that Congress will approve funds for Iraq reconstruction
Sep 29, 2003;
British Treasury chief calls for reform of Europe's agricultural policy
Sep 29, 2003;
Three days of voting in Rwanda's first genuine multiparty legislative elections since independence begins Monday
Sep 29, 2003;
Colombia bombing deals a blow to president's efforts to crush rebels
Sep 29, 2003;
Administration strikes back at charges of outdated, vague Iraq intelligence
Sep 29, 2003;
Proposed Afghan constitution to be made public this week
Sep 29, 2003;
Egypt releases leader of militant group that assassinated former Egyptian president
Sep 29, 2003;
Schumacher wins United States Grand Prix
Sep 29, 2003;
McNair leads Tennessee over Pittsburgh 30-13
Sep 29, 2003
NA SPT BBL AL Leaders
Sep 29, 2003;
Armour ends 13-year drought in record fashion
Sep 29, 2003;
Drobnjak goes from Seattle to Clippers in sign-and-trade
Sep 29, 2003
Franchino lifts Revolution over Crew 3-2
Sep 29, 2003
Pujols wins closest NL batting race, Mueller wins AL title
Sep 29, 2003;
Boca Juniors defeats Racing Club 4-1 to widen lead in Argentina
Sep 29, 2003
Sorenstam repeats as Safeway Classic champ
Sep 29, 2003;
Pumas first foreign team to arrive for World Cup
Sep 29, 2003
Monday, October 6
Sep 29, 2003;
Betrayed! Italian adulterers are revealed by their cell phones
Sep 29, 2003;
Five Rules on cheating by phone without being caught
Sep 29, 2003
Chinese exam preparation school ordered to pay U.S. testing companies over stolen answers
Sep 29, 2003;
Fire ants are a rainy season treat deep in Venezuela's savannah
Sep 29, 2003;
Japan opens Africa donor conference with US$1 billion pledge
Sep 29, 2003;
New Zealand company pulls sponsorship over broadcaster's racial insult of U.N. boss Annan
Sep 29, 2003
Power outage hits Italy, more sweeping than North America's biggest blackout
Sep 29, 2003;
Gold opens lower in Hong Kong
Sep 29, 2003
Tokyo stocks down, dollar down against yen
Sep 29, 2003
Japan auto production slides in August from a year ago
Sep 29, 2003
New poll shows Californians widely favor recall, Schwarzenegger
Sep 29, 2003;
Australian prime minister announces Cabinet reshuffle
Sep 29, 2003
AS POL Australia Politics
Sep 29, 2003
Australian prime minister announces Cabinet reshuffle
Sep 29, 2003;
France calls U.S. timeline `a step forward' but still wants quick transfer of power to Iraqis
Sep 29, 2003;
Taiwan's opposition parties criticize president's call for a new constitution
Sep 29, 2003;
Bishop, gay group criticizes choice of new Australian cardinal
Sep 29, 2003;
Australian skipper appointed tourism ambassador to India
Sep 29, 2003
Manning throws 6 touchdown passes as Colts humiliate Saints 55-21
Sep 29, 2003;
Firefighters battle oil refinery fire sparked by quake aftershocks
Sep 29, 2003
Indian army says 15 Islamic militants killed while sneaking into Kashmir
Sep 29, 2003
AS GEN Kashmir Border Killings
Sep 29, 2003
Indian army says 15 Islamic militants killed while sneaking into Kashmir
Sep 29, 2003;
World's oldest man dies in Japan at 114
Sep 29, 2003
Vehicle carrying up to 21 people overturns, killing 4 and injuring up to 17
Sep 29, 2003
Hurricane Juan strikes Nova Scotia
Sep 29, 2003
China appoints new representatives in Hong Kong
Sep 29, 2003
India says peace process with Pakistan has suffered a setback
Sep 29, 2003;
Bali security tightened ahead of Southeast Asian summit
Sep 29, 2003
Bali bomb accomplice gets 12 years in jail
Sep 29, 2003
Iraqi police and U.S. military police stage largest-ever joint operation
Sep 29, 2003;
Thailand repatriates Cambodian beggars in APEC clean-up drive
Sep 29, 2003
Suspected Islamic militants burn down girls school in northern Afghanistan
Sep 29, 2003
Central Bank: China's foreign reserves rise to US$364.7 billion
Sep 29, 2003
Stocks lower at close in Tokyo
Sep 29, 2003
Gold price falls
Sep 29, 2003
Hong Kong, China expand free trade pact with deals on telecoms, insurance companies
Sep 29, 2003;
Singapore bids US$300 million for Indonesia's sixth largest bank
Sep 29, 2003
Gold closes lower in Hong Kong
Sep 29, 2003
Dominguez wins Grand Prix of the Americas
Sep 29, 2003;
South Korean president decides to quit the ruling party
Sep 29, 2003
Visiting congressman hopeful that Congress will approve funds for Iraq reconstruction
Sep 29, 2003;