AP Worldstream back issues from Tuesday, November 16:
Mexican central bank moving toward benchmark interest rate
Nov 16, 2004
Rising euro, slowing growth worry European finance ministers
Nov 16, 2004;
Dollar higher against yen in Tokyo
Nov 16, 2004
Self-destructing DVDS about to reach a wider audience
Nov 16, 2004;
Japanese women staying single by droves as gender schism grows in nation's culture
Nov 16, 2004;
Trial sheds light on spamming's lucre
Nov 16, 2004;
Tokyo stocks open slightly higher, dollar up against Japanese yen
Nov 16, 2004
SEC files fraud charges against Black
Nov 16, 2004;
Australian publishing and gambling giant will take stake in Macau hotel and casino
Nov 16, 2004
Gold opens lower in Hong Kong
Nov 16, 2004
Judy Corman, Harry Potter publicist and wife of novelist Avery Corman, dies at age 65
Nov 16, 2004;
Additional safety warnings issued for abortion pill
Nov 16, 2004
EU Justice commissioner candidate vows to make tolerance key part of job if approved
Nov 16, 2004;
Blair calls on Europe and America to bury their differences over Iraq
Nov 16, 2004;
Rice to replace Powell; three other Cabinet secretaries to depart
Nov 16, 2004;
New Jersey governor spends final, quiet day in office behind the scenes
Nov 16, 2004;
UN speech on Iraq, struggles with hawks will be remembered
Nov 16, 2004;
Probe: Saddam's regime made more than $21 billion subverting U.N. sanctions
Nov 16, 2004;
Top two officials at CIA's clandestine service quit amid infighting
Nov 16, 2004;
Labor laws, health issues likely to be among Howard government's fourth term agenda in Australia
Nov 16, 2004;
Graphics Update
Nov 16, 2004
Koizumi calls talks with North Korea over abducted Japanese "unsatisfactory"
Nov 16, 2004;
Bush picks Condoleezza Rice to be the next secretary of state
Nov 16, 2004;
Bush picking Rice to succeed Powell as secretary of state in Cabinet shakeup
Nov 16, 2004;
After ankle surgery, Hill was hospitalized by staph infection
Nov 16, 2004;
Federer beats Gaudio in Masters Cup opener
Nov 16, 2004;
Development agency to work with banks to deliver financial services to poor
Nov 16, 2004
EU GEN Netherlands Terrorism
Nov 16, 2004;
Iran commits to suspending uranium enrichment within a week
Nov 16, 2004;
World leaders praise Colin Powell as he plans to step down
Nov 16, 2004;
Vietnamese president pays surprise visit to Fidel Castro
Nov 16, 2004;
Court case may mean cowboy hats making way for helmets in Australia's Outback
Nov 16, 2004;
Prosecutor says defendant in Air India bombings that killed 331 had history of inciting Sikhs
Nov 16, 2004;
Television pool report says U.S. Marine shoots wounded prisoner in a Fallujah mosque
Nov 16, 2004
Militant leader in Afghanistan says group split over fate of U.N. hostages
Nov 16, 2004;
Rumsfeld mum about whether he'll serve in second Bush term
Nov 16, 2004;
U.S. agrees to global standard to improve auto safety
Nov 16, 2004;
Man who pleaded guilty to being an agent for North Korea sentenced to two years in prison
Nov 16, 2004
Prominent defections from Cuba
Nov 16, 2004;
Slain politician voted greatest Dutch of all time in television poll
Nov 16, 2004;
Men charged in Canadian gay man's death led group wielding baseball bats: prosecutor
Nov 16, 2004;
Man sets himself on fire outside White House gate
Nov 16, 2004;
Foreign evacuations top 5,000 in Ivory Coast; Africa's largest in at least a decade
Nov 16, 2004;
U.S. troops battle insurgents across central Iraq; Fallujah holdouts "fighting to the death"
Nov 16, 2004;
Top U.N. envoy to Mideast says there is new opportunity for peace, citing statements from Bush, Blair, Sharon and Palestinians
Nov 16, 2004;
AP AP News Pronunciation Guide, Two Takes
Nov 16, 2004
AP AP News Pronunciation Guide, Take 2
Nov 16, 2004
NA GEN US Bio Box Rice
Nov 16, 2004;
Dozens injured as train derails in eastern Australia
Nov 16, 2004;
Prospective jurors for Robert Blake murder trial are asked about Simpson, Peterson cases
Nov 16, 2004;
German Foreign Minister kicks off two-day visit to Guatemala
Nov 16, 2004
Television pool report says U.S. Marine shoots wounded prisoner in a Fallujah mosque
Nov 16, 2004;
Eleven killed in southern China after bus plunges off cliff
Nov 16, 2004
Tokyo's key stock index lower at midday, dollar up against Japanese yen
Nov 16, 2004
Crude continues slide in Asia on easing winter supply woes, canceled strike in Nigeria
Nov 16, 2004;
Both sides report settling Abercrombie & Fitch employment discrimination case
Nov 16, 2004
Oracle lashes out at PeopleSoft board, seeking investor support
Nov 16, 2004;
Michigan model train maker Lionel files for bankruptcy
Nov 16, 2004
Microsoft CEO meets Indian prime minister to promote Windows
Nov 16, 2004
Microsoft CEO meets Indian prime minister to promote Windows
Nov 16, 2004;
Disney's union group votes on contract proposal _ again
Nov 16, 2004;
Stocks lower at close in Tokyo
Nov 16, 2004
China says oil imports will rise nearly 10 percent this year
Nov 16, 2004
Tom Hanks negotiating to star in 'The Da Vinci Code' movie
Nov 16, 2004
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Nov 16, 2004;