AP Worldstream back issues from Tuesday, October 19:
New Google tool for searching computers a privacy risk on shared PCs
Oct 19, 2004;
Insurers expected to tap Florida catastrophe fund for $3 billion (euro2.41 billion)
Oct 19, 2004;
Dollar higher against yen in Tokyo
Oct 19, 2004
Texas Instruments posts higher third quarter earnings
Oct 19, 2004;
Surging oil prices costly, politically risky burden for Asian economies
Oct 19, 2004;
High oil prices threaten to slow India's booming economy, push up inflation
Oct 19, 2004;
Energy efficiency protects Japan from oil price spike
Oct 19, 2004;
The world's largest company _ and biggest private employer _ finds union at its back door
Oct 19, 2004;
U.S. coal companies battle for workers as prices and demand rise
Oct 19, 2004;
E-Trade's profit rises despite sharp drop in customer trading
Oct 19, 2004;
Tokyo stocks open higher; U.S. dollar up against yen
Oct 19, 2004
AFL-CIO sues over ad campaign for heartburn drug
Oct 19, 2004;
Tuesday, Oct. 26
Oct 19, 2004;
Doctors report safer ways to help cancer patients have children later
Oct 19, 2004;
Governor endorses controversial stem cell proposition
Oct 19, 2004;
Karzai leads vote-count in Afghan election buffeted by fresh violence and renewed fraud allegations
Oct 19, 2004;
Anglican commission upbraids U.S. church and its critics
Oct 19, 2004;
Belarus president says he won mandate to stay in power in referendum scrapping term limits; opposition decries vote
Oct 19, 2004;
European ministers hope to start digital fingerprinting in 5 countries in 2006; split over camps for illegal migrants
Oct 19, 2004;
Early voting opens in Florida, with relatively few problems reported
Oct 19, 2004;
NA POL US Winning the New Voters
Oct 19, 2004;
Votes in Afghan election counted at secure army base amid ruins of war
Oct 19, 2004;
A look at what some Arab nations are doing with oil revenue bonanza
Oct 19, 2004;
Kerry courts Jews with Hebrew campaign stickers and stories of touring Israel
Oct 19, 2004;
Bush, Kerry exchange bitter accusations over Iraq war
Oct 19, 2004;
NA GEN US Bush Interview
Oct 19, 2004;
Study: Evening news programs concentrating more on campaign's substance
Oct 19, 2004;
Arsenal seeks to translate domestic form to Europe
Oct 19, 2004;
Peru's Shining Path leaders to face new trial next month before civilian court
Oct 19, 2004;
Patti Davis, Reagan's daughter, sues Salvation Army
Oct 19, 2004;
Russian foreign minister to weigh 'partnership' chances ahead of Nov. 11 summit with EU
Oct 19, 2004;
North Korea's No. 2 leader says his government wants to settle nuclear dispute through dialogue
Oct 19, 2004;
Sharon resists party pressure for referendum that could delay Gaza evacuation
Oct 19, 2004;
Bush political adviser Karl Rove clowns around on tarmac
Oct 19, 2004
Northwest Airlink plane evacuated at Fargo airport after passengers overhear mention of bomb
Oct 19, 2004
Faced with maintenance controversy, U.S. military says it does its best to keep equipment in good order
Oct 19, 2004;
Families of soldiers under investigation for allegedly refusing order say they were proud, but concerned
Oct 19, 2004;
Iraqi Prime Minister to extend arms-for-cash program; Fallujah talks remain suspended
Oct 19, 2004;
Government recommends new safety inspections for Sizzler ride after fatal accident
Oct 19, 2004
Ginsburg celebrates role Jewish faith plays in her work
Oct 19, 2004
ME FEA GEN Saudi Arab Oil Boom
Oct 19, 2004;
Australian government to move its embassy into Baghdad's fortified Green Zone
Oct 19, 2004
AP AP News Pronunciation Guide, Two Takes
Oct 19, 2004
AP AP News Pronunciation Guide, Take 2
Oct 19, 2004
Spanish police arrest seven suspected Islamic militants who were reportedly preparing for an attack
Oct 19, 2004
Western Sahara's hopes for an independence referendum fade
Oct 19, 2004
Graphics Update
Oct 19, 2004
Pfizer to study pain medication Celebrex for patients at risk for heart disease
Oct 19, 2004;
Robert Mondavi Corp. gets unsolicited bid
Oct 19, 2004
Tokyo stocks higher at late morning; U.S. dollar up against yen
Oct 19, 2004
Ace, AIG discontinue commissions at center of Spitzer probe, Marsh says it got $845 million (euro677 million) last year
Oct 19, 2004;
Crude eases for second straight session on profit-taking
Oct 19, 2004;
Cadillac Escalade EXT, Nissan Maxima most likely to be stolen [Hold For Release until 10/19/04 00:01:00 EDT]
Oct 19, 2004;
Commercial demand, European sales drive PC shipment growth
Oct 19, 2004;
Finland's jobless rate falls to 7.2 percent in September
Oct 19, 2004
Crude oil falls further off peak, but stays above US$53 in Asia
Oct 19, 2004;
Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation to proceed with annual gala
Oct 19, 2004
Sinclair fires reporter who criticized plans for Kerry program
Oct 19, 2004;
Young Cuban classical pianist heads to two-year perfection course at Paris conservatory
Oct 19, 2004;
Veteran files libel suit against producer of anti-Kerry film; says he was falsely branded a fraud
Oct 19, 2004;
Mexican president presses migration with Nebraska governor
Oct 19, 2004
U2's Bono, Georgia congressman honored for their civil rights work
Oct 19, 2004;
Bush makes two military cargo planes available for Sudan duty
Oct 19, 2004
New video shows politician, businessman discussing payments
Oct 19, 2004
Florida Senate candidates, running even in polls, present stark differences over Iraq, Social Security
Oct 19, 2004;