AP Worldstream back issues from Tuesday, November 18:
Dollar lower against yen in Tokyo
Nov 18, 2003
Judge keeps trial of Enron CFO's wife in Houston
Nov 18, 2003;
Tokyo stocks open mixed, U.S. dollar down against yen
Nov 18, 2003
Microsoft to enter online music market
Nov 18, 2003
Miami trade talks hit first snag over US-Brazilian deal
Nov 18, 2003;
Chrysler unveils new product lineup
Nov 18, 2003;
Music labels tapping illegal song-swapping to glean fans' listening trends
Nov 18, 2003;
Encryption revolution: the tantalizing promise of `unbreakable' codes
Nov 18, 2003;
Backed by president, Brazil leans away from Microsoft
Nov 18, 2003
Tokyo stocks lower, U.S. dollar down against yen
Nov 18, 2003
New music magazine aimed at older fans debuts
Nov 18, 2003;
At age 75, Mickey Mouse represents American culture, consumerism
Nov 18, 2003;
Turkish report: suicide drivers were Turks, including one with bomb training in Iran
Nov 18, 2003;
Former Miss America talks about fatal wreck during television interview
Nov 18, 2003
Turkish report: suicide drivers were Turks, including one with bomb training in Iran
Nov 18, 2003;
NA A&E CEL US People Miss America Wreck
Nov 18, 2003
House-Senate bargainers agree to $2.4 billion for global AIDS effort
Nov 18, 2003;
Muhammad conviction first under new anti-terrorism law
Nov 18, 2003;
Schwarzenegger sworn in as governor of California
Nov 18, 2003;
Gov. Schwarzenegger, leading a political revolution
Nov 18, 2003;
Italian official resigns, criticizes coalition authority; more Americans killed in Iraq
Nov 18, 2003;
AP AP Weekly News Calendar
Nov 18, 2003
Election this week in only peaceful northeast Indian state
Nov 18, 2003;
Senate panel wants Justice Department review of leak
Nov 18, 2003;
Italian official resigns, criticizes coalition authority; 3 Americans killed in Iraq
Nov 18, 2003;
Palestinians turn to Internet to cope with Israeli restrictions
Nov 18, 2003;
Poll finds U.S. public's view of Bush performance fading, but he remains popular
Nov 18, 2003
Poll finds public's view of Bush performance fading, but he remains popular
Nov 18, 2003
Australian voters shift from government to small parties in latest poll
Nov 18, 2003
Religious groups press for Ten Commandments protections
Nov 18, 2003
Mexican U.N. ambassador to step down after comment that Mexico is the "back yard" of U.S.
Nov 18, 2003;
Hill may take on Bush over media ownership, other disputes in huge spending bill
Nov 18, 2003;
Turkish connection to al-Qaida probed
Nov 18, 2003;
England to top of IRB rankings
Nov 18, 2003
The oldest player with a young heart
Nov 18, 2003;
Euro 2004: Scotland hopeful, Dutch desperate to win in last chance to qualify
Nov 18, 2003;
Rugby World Cup notebook
Nov 18, 2003
For sale: AL MVP
Nov 18, 2003;
NBA reduces Taylor's suspension from 10 games to six
Nov 18, 2003
Michalak on bench for third-place match
Nov 18, 2003
Raiders coach says reports of steroid use has 'hurt' team's mood
Nov 18, 2003;
Boca Juniors to launch its own television channel
Nov 18, 2003
Red List: Galapagos snail, riverine rabbit racing toward extinction
Nov 18, 2003;
Tuesday, November 25
Nov 18, 2003;
Muhammad convicted of capital murder in sniper trial
Nov 18, 2003;
Sharon: Israeli, Palestinian premiers to meet soon to discuss truce, peace plan
Nov 18, 2003;
Italy bids final farewell to victims of Iraq attack with funeral, national day of mourning
Nov 18, 2003;
Attacks against U.N. raise fears world body is targeted by Taliban supporters
Nov 18, 2003;
Red List: riverine rabbit racing toward extinction
Nov 18, 2003;
Afghan fighters surrender their weapons in exchange for money and food
Nov 18, 2003;
U.N. under U.S., Iraqi pressure to play important role in power transfer
Nov 18, 2003;
Amnesty International accuses Uzbekistan of violating rights in applying death sentences
Nov 18, 2003;
Sniper victims' relatives satisfied with verdict, hope for execution for Muhammad
Nov 18, 2003;
Blake's handyman formally released; $1 million bail refunded
Nov 18, 2003;
Manuscript looted by Nazis to be given to Vienna Jewish community
Nov 18, 2003;
China, trumpeting safety, rattled by reports of gruesome killings and kidnappings
Nov 18, 2003;
Closing arguments set for Tuesday in trial of man who ran military training center
Nov 18, 2003;
Shootings linked to Washington-area sniper suspects
Nov 18, 2003;
Mexico dismisses its U.N. ambassador after comment that Mexico is the "back yard" of U.S.
Nov 18, 2003;
Japan issues alert for citizens of possible terror attacks
Nov 18, 2003
EPA to propose easing rules for radioactive waste
Nov 18, 2003;
Lawyer says man who shot Reagan should be allowed unsupervised visits with parents
Nov 18, 2003;
Civil jury clears New York police officers in slaying of hammer-wielding man
Nov 18, 2003;
Waxing and manicures: marks of the new male appear in lands where machismo still is king
Nov 18, 2003;
Main militant Islamic groups active in Turkey
Nov 18, 2003