AP Worldstream back issues from Wednesday, June 16:
Government declines to create do-not-spam list, says it might make problem worse
Jun 16, 2004;
Web distributor: attack behind sluggish Internet sites
Jun 16, 2004;
Dollar lower against yen in Tokyo
Jun 16, 2004
World Wide Web inventor finally profits from his invention with first Millennium Technology Prize
Jun 16, 2004;
Mexican government to sell 85 percent stake of Pacific airports
Jun 16, 2004
Judge refuses CIBC request to withhold millions of dollars owed to Air Canada
Jun 16, 2004
Tokyo stocks open higher, dollar down against yen
Jun 16, 2004
Gold opens higher in Hong Kong
Jun 16, 2004
MGM Mirage's board approves $4.8 billion cash offer
Jun 16, 2004;
Combative leader of legal fight against South Africa's apartheid system still going strong
Jun 16, 2004;
Lorne Michaels, creator of `Saturday Night Live,' gets Mark Twain prize for humor
Jun 16, 2004
Australian writer wins the Samuel Johnson Prize
Jun 16, 2004
Olympic torch passes through Mexico City
Jun 16, 2004;
Country singer Campbell sentenced to 10 days in jail
Jun 16, 2004;
Japan rethinks transplant ethics as desperate patients look elsewhere for gift of life
Jun 16, 2004;
Botswana polio campaign a wake-up call to the world, health officials say
Jun 16, 2004;
Senate votes to continue research on bunker-buster, mini-nuke warheads
Jun 16, 2004
Agassi to skip Wimbledon
Jun 16, 2004;
Cheney's office says information on Halliburton was not given to the vice president
Jun 16, 2004;
IRA-linked prisoners go free in Colombia
Jun 16, 2004;
Senators unhappy with degree of classification on Iraq intelligence report
Jun 16, 2004;
Suspected Colombian rebels massacre at least 34 farm workers in cocaine-producing region
Jun 16, 2004;
Catholic bishops authorize abuse audit, further study of abuse crisis
Jun 16, 2004;
Conservative group unveils ad featuring Reagan, criticizing Kerry
Jun 16, 2004;
Islamic militant group shows tape of blindfolded American hostage in Saudi Arabia, threatens to kill him
Jun 16, 2004;
Golf Glance
Jun 16, 2004;
Van Nistelrooy rescues the Netherlands in 1-1 draw with Germany
Jun 16, 2004;
IMG Academies Bharata to unveil plans for Hyderabad complex
Jun 16, 2004;
Calendar says U.S. Open, course says British
Jun 16, 2004;
Trying times for Woods as he seeks first major win in two years
Jun 16, 2004;
Dutch paint Porto orange after 1-1 tie with Germany
Jun 16, 2004;
Mars rover Spirit develops wheel problem, examines new rocks
Jun 16, 2004;
Wednesday, June 16
Jun 16, 2004
`Dismal,' `happy' and remote, unlikely nation of Tuvalu thrives far from world of strife
Jun 16, 2004;
U.N. nuclear agency nears agreement on how to censure Iran
Jun 16, 2004;
Iraq's neighbors welcome new interim government in Baghdad; conference group also voices support
Jun 16, 2004;
In tearful testimony, Sierra Leone's war crimes court hears first witness
Jun 16, 2004;
Kremlin makes its choice for Chechen presidency
Jun 16, 2004;
U.S. energy official in charge of nuclear waste cleanup resigns
Jun 16, 2004;
Lawmakers remove opposition in legislature of Mexican border state
Jun 16, 2004;
Two miners dead, 11 trapped after fire at Argentine coal mine
Jun 16, 2004
5.2-magnitude quakes strikes west of Tijuana; felt in San Diego
Jun 16, 2004
Judge rebukes federal government in court battle over no-fly list
Jun 16, 2004;
U.S. Muslims open national public service ad campaign
Jun 16, 2004
Ecoterrorism investigated as possible motive for lumberyard fire
Jun 16, 2004;
Sept. 11 panel: Where did terror prevention and military response go wrong?
Jun 16, 2004;
Hollinger says it overstated Chicago Sun-Times circulation
Jun 16, 2004
Virgin America to fly Airbus planes
Jun 16, 2004;
Brazil's president seeks arms, transaction taxes to ease worldwide misery
Jun 16, 2004;
RIM executive 'thrilled' at Nokia phone with Blackberry technology
Jun 16, 2004;
Tokyo stocks higher midday, dollar down against yen
Jun 16, 2004
Northwest president: New contract with pilots likely this autumn
Jun 16, 2004
Foreign investment in Japan down for first time in two years
Jun 16, 2004
Mandalay Resort Group's board approves $4.8 billion cash offer from MGM Mirage
Jun 16, 2004;
Mitsubishi Motors to review revival strategy
Jun 16, 2004;
China says prices under control, no immediate plans for interest rate hike
Jun 16, 2004;
New York Philharmonic extends Maazel's contract; Muti and others to make appearances
Jun 16, 2004;
Little Rock, Ark., hosts world premiere of Clinton documentary
Jun 16, 2004;
American Idol host says judge Cowell is pompous, arrogant
Jun 16, 2004
New York City gallery execs charged in $7 million fake-art scheme
Jun 16, 2004;
NA GEN US Road Debris, HFR
Jun 16, 2004;
NA GEN US Road Debris
Jun 16, 2004;
Official in state-run oil company killed in northern city of Kirkuk
Jun 16, 2004
Malpractice debate fuels ugly feud between doctors, lawyers
Jun 16, 2004;
California driver's license proposal for immigrants clears first test
Jun 16, 2004;