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AP Worldstream back issues from Tuesday, June 29:

U.S. sock makers ask for quotas to be imposed on Chinese imports

Jun 29, 2004;

Microsoft settles Arizona antitrust lawsuit

Jun 29, 2004

Dollar higher against yen in Tokyo

Jun 29, 2004

Japan's unemployment rate down to 4.6 percent in May

Jun 29, 2004;

Tokyo stocks open lower, dollar up against yen

Jun 29, 2004

Microsoft's Bill Gates visits Malaysia to cultivate technology talent

Jun 29, 2004;

Singapore to push for trade pacts with Egypt, Oman, Qatar

Jun 29, 2004;

`Fahrenheit 9/11' leads new era of documentaries as pop cinema

Jun 29, 2004;

At NATO meeting, a combative Chirac lashes out on issues from Turkey to Iraq

Jun 29, 2004;

Tuesday, July 6

Jun 29, 2004;

Liberal Party's 11-year monopoly on power in jeopardy as Canadians vote

Jun 29, 2004;

Handover is a milestone, but the meaning is elusive

Jun 29, 2004;

Iraqi prime minister prepares to face down guerrillas and car bombers

Jun 29, 2004;

Supreme Court says U.S. can't hold terror suspects in legal limbo _ blow to Bush anti-terror policies

Jun 29, 2004;

Ships to be denied entry to U.S. ports if they're not secure

Jun 29, 2004;

Poll: Bush running even with Kerry, boosted by economic optimism

Jun 29, 2004

Media groups challenge Bryant-case judge's prohibition on publishing transcripts

Jun 29, 2004;

Philippoussis letting out steam; Sharapova not feeling pressure

Jun 29, 2004;

Looking to the future: 'Anna Kournikova with a game'

Jun 29, 2004;

More raves for Federer at Wimbledon

Jun 29, 2004;

Montgomery qualifies for British Open in playoff

Jun 29, 2004

Two months after escaping fatal fire, Roddick and Schalken meet in Wimbledon quarters

Jun 29, 2004;

Defending champ finding her balance after major win

Jun 29, 2004;

Haitian president's granddaughter dies in the national palace

Jun 29, 2004

Warming climate reduces yield for rice, one of world's most important crops

Jun 29, 2004;

Battling wild roads, Italy tightens rules for teen drivers

Jun 29, 2004;

NATO prepares expanded peacekeeping mission with Afghan leader

Jun 29, 2004;

Nuclear-armed rivals India, Pakistan agree on missiles and consulates, aim for peaceful settlement of Kashmir

Jun 29, 2004;

Militants kill U.S. soldier held captive since April, Al-Jazeera reports

Jun 29, 2004;

Rather quietly and two days early, Iraq becomes a sovereign nation once more

Jun 29, 2004;

An "outsider" to some, Allawi faces daunting task: security and acceptance

Jun 29, 2004;

Group recommends UNESCO place Peru's Machu Picchu on endangered list

Jun 29, 2004;

Bus falls into river in south China, killing 21

Jun 29, 2004

Two climbers die in rock slides in Maine, Alaska

Jun 29, 2004;

Developments in Iraq

Jun 29, 2004;

Chavez denies plans to impose communism in Venezuela

Jun 29, 2004

Family wages homefront battle to free seven soldiers accused of prisoner abuse

Jun 29, 2004;

U.S. renews diplomatic ties with Libya despite reports of assassination plot

Jun 29, 2004;

Gold opens lower in Hong Kong

Jun 29, 2004

Food discounter Aldi plans regional center in Maryland

Jun 29, 2004

Adecco gets grand jury subpoena from Justice Department

Jun 29, 2004

Shell apologizes to shareholders for reserves fiasco

Jun 29, 2004;

Oracle changes tactics, won't call PeopleSoft CEO to witness stand

Jun 29, 2004;

Internet is extremists' channel of choice

Jun 29, 2004;

Online postings carry hidden clues

Jun 29, 2004;

Expert panel: national alert system in disarray

Jun 29, 2004;

Biotechs mine hardy bacteria for industrial use

Jun 29, 2004;

Tokyo stocks lower midday, dollar up against yen

Jun 29, 2004

United Airlines strikes out on third bid for federal loan guarantee

Jun 29, 2004;

Watchdog says SWIFT banking network lets Myanmar evade sanctions

Jun 29, 2004;

Executives at scandal-ridden Japanese automaker Mitsubishi apologize to shareholders

Jun 29, 2004;

Citibank sets up Singapore unit as the city-state easings restrictions on foreign banks

Jun 29, 2004

Bill Gates says Microsoft to explore cheap software with Asian govts

Jun 29, 2004;

Renault joint venture in China to make 300,000 cars a year

Jun 29, 2004

Australia, New Zealand look at single regulator for both economies

Jun 29, 2004

South Korean auto industry hit by nationwide strikes as workers demand better pay

Jun 29, 2004

New Zealand law reform group proposes prison terms for sneak photos

Jun 29, 2004

Hearing put off for man accused in jet parts case

Jun 29, 2004

Keith Richards to perform in two concert tributes to Gram Parsons

Jun 29, 2004

Statistics on progress made in Iraq under the Coalition Provisional Authority

Jun 29, 2004;

Health officials say girl adopted from China had measles, fellow air passengers warned

Jun 29, 2004

Former President Carter, mourners bury beloved young poet

Jun 29, 2004;

EU hails Durao Barroso as a man committed to European integration and unity

Jun 29, 2004;

Supreme Court calls Bush administration out on terrorism detention

Jun 29, 2004;

Mongolia's ruling party cries foul after election setback, but voters say they want a change

Jun 29, 2004;