AP Worldstream back issues from Wednesday, August 11:
Dollar higher against yen in Tokyo
Aug 11, 2004
Fed pushes rates higher, anticipating stronger economy
Aug 11, 2004;
Official: Iraq resumes production at southern oil fields, exports unaffected by brief curtailment
Aug 11, 2004;
Tokyo stocks open higher, dollar up against yen
Aug 11, 2004
Judge bars U.S. from weakening rules for 'dolphin-safe' tuna
Aug 11, 2004;
Hong Kong's de facto central bank matches U.S. rate increase
Aug 11, 2004
Australia's second-largest bank reports 28 percent jump in full-year net profit
Aug 11, 2004
Wednesday, August 18
Aug 11, 2004;
WHO says rapid response should bring parasitic epidemic in Afghanistan under control
Aug 11, 2004;
South Africa begins culling hundreds of ostriches to halt spread of bird flu
Aug 11, 2004;
Scientists warn lesser-known bird flu strain could spark pandemic
Aug 11, 2004
Istanbul hotel blasts kill two; Kurdish and al-Qaida linked groups claim responsibility
Aug 11, 2004;
US to speed up immigrant deportations, extend visits for Mexicans
Aug 11, 2004;
If bin Laden is giving orders, it's by donkey and courier as al-Qaida uses combination of high-tech and super low-tech to stay connected
Aug 11, 2004;
EU says United Nations should decide whether atrocities in Darfur amount to genocide
Aug 11, 2004;
Hungary's steam train enthusiasts working to preserve a communist-era relic
Aug 11, 2004;
New Mexico senator suggests 'missing' Los Alamos disks may not be missing after all
Aug 11, 2004;
Bush chooses Porter Goss, Republican congressman, to head troubled CIA
Aug 11, 2004;
Report: Lee Kuan Yew says he'll be "a trusted counselor or guide" in his son's government
Aug 11, 2004
Lingle thanks ambassador for Japan's support in Iraq war
Aug 11, 2004;
Mills recalled to New Zealand cricket team for Champions Trophy
Aug 11, 2004
United States 80, Turkey 68
Aug 11, 2004;
Duval excited to be playing, and eager to see where it leads
Aug 11, 2004;
One last chance for the Big Easy
Aug 11, 2004;
Vancouver Open, Results
Aug 11, 2004
Players find camaraderie, competition in 'Aussie Rules'
Aug 11, 2004;
McNair keeping low profile as league's co-MVP
Aug 11, 2004;
Ten years later, baseball almost fully recovered from strike
Aug 11, 2004;
A major test for Woods as he tries to protect No. 1
Aug 11, 2004;
Golf Glance
Aug 11, 2004;
Boldin's knee a Cardinal concern
Aug 11, 2004;
Accuser files civil lawsuit against Kobe Bryant; experts say it could cripple criminal case
Aug 11, 2004;
Glavine loses two teeth in taxi accident
Aug 11, 2004;
Sudanese government failing in Darfur: report
Aug 11, 2004;
Israeli forces move into Palestinian town in Gaza
Aug 11, 2004;
CB GEN Dominican Republic Missing Migrants
Aug 11, 2004
Officials: Plot aimed to kill Arab-led Mauritania's president on way out of country
Aug 11, 2004;
Eight countries participate in security exercise to protect Panama Canal
Aug 11, 2004;
In diplomatic breakthrough, Libya to compensate for 1986 Berlin disco bombing
Aug 11, 2004;
More than 30 missing Dominican migrants found, dozens more presumed dead
Aug 11, 2004;
Indictment against two mosque leaders chronicles exchange of money for assassination plot
Aug 11, 2004;
Much-mocked Hotel Rossiya to be torn down in latest example of building frenzy changing face of Moscow
Aug 11, 2004;
Pakistan leader hails al-Qaida arrests but officials rue intelligence leak they say helped some suspects flee
Aug 11, 2004;
U.S. officials pledge aid to Hamburg Sept. 11 trial, but impact unclear
Aug 11, 2004;
India decides to repeal controversial anti-terrorism law
Aug 11, 2004;
Diplomats: IAEA tests on enriched uranium traces found inside Iran vindicate Tehran in at least one instance
Aug 11, 2004;
Sudan, United Nations sign plan to create safe areas in Darfur
Aug 11, 2004;
Successor of dissident Azerbaijan's imam says he was attacked at home
Aug 11, 2004
Rwandan troops to begin deploying in western Sudan, becoming first foreign force deployed to Darfur
Aug 11, 2004;
Egypt turns attention to domestic suppliers of stolen treasure
Aug 11, 2004;
U.S. and North Korean officials attend conference where key topic is six-party talks on Pyongyang's nuclear program
Aug 11, 2004;
U.S. forces demand militants in Najaf lay down arms or face death
Aug 11, 2004;
Brazil announces creation of coffee data bank
Aug 11, 2004
Pakistani national arrested after videotaping bank skyscrapers in Charlotte, N.C.
Aug 11, 2004;
Taiwan issues sea warnings as tropical storm Rananim approaches
Aug 11, 2004
Jury takes less than 2 hours to convict serial killings suspect of second-degree murder
Aug 11, 2004;
Pakistan protests FBI sting in supposed assassination plot against one of its diplomats in New York City
Aug 11, 2004;
Houston federal judge says Bible must be removed from courthouse display
Aug 11, 2004;
Higher oil prices rattle Asia, but China still on buying binge
Aug 11, 2004;
Gold opens lower in Hong Kong
Aug 11, 2004
Lawyers hash out details of U.S. free trade pact in hopes of getting quick passage
Aug 11, 2004
Report: Singapore union says action needed on structural unemployment
Aug 11, 2004
Lawyers hash out details of U.S. free trade pact in hopes of getting quick passage
Aug 11, 2004;
Japanese high court reverses lower court decision, gives go-ahead on bank merger talks
Aug 11, 2004
Japanese high court reverses lower court decision, gives go-ahead on bank merger talks
Aug 11, 2004;