AP Worldstream back issues from Wednesday, March 23:
Lufthansa says company boards, major shareholders have approved takeover of Swiss
Mar 23, 2005;
Government confirms criminal investigation of Black, Hollinger Inc.
Mar 23, 2005;
Tons of experimental biotech corn inadvertently shipped to consumers
Mar 23, 2005;
Dollar higher against yen in Tokyo
Mar 23, 2005
France, Germany going for more economic gain at summit
Mar 23, 2005;
EU leaders approve new euro stability pact
Mar 23, 2005;
Japan's trade surplus contracts 21.7 percent in February
Mar 23, 2005
EU leaders agree to review plans on opening services sector, chairman says
Mar 23, 2005;
Stocks fall in Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile
Mar 23, 2005
Government confirms criminal investigation into Hollinger Inc.
Mar 23, 2005;
Indian legislature adopts new patent law to end manufacture of cheap copies of Western medicines
Mar 23, 2005;
Tokyo stocks open lower; dollar higher against yen, euro
Mar 23, 2005
Gold opens lower in Hong Kong
Mar 23, 2005
FAA proposes extending O'Hare flight reductions by 3 years
Mar 23, 2005
Fox TV president leaving for Paramount Pictures job
Mar 23, 2005;
New Zealand current account deficit highest since 2000
Mar 23, 2005
Republican strategist Mary Matalin to head publishing imprint
Mar 23, 2005;
School shooter in Minnesota liked to create macabre drawings and stories
Mar 23, 2005;
SWEDEN: Zero-gravity flights taking off this summer
Mar 23, 2005;
`Sideways' co-star Church squares off against Spider-Man
Mar 23, 2005
Saul Israel Holiff, former concert promoter and manager of Johnny Cash, dies
Mar 23, 2005
Former players look forward to premiere of movie about their 1950 World Cup upset of England
Mar 23, 2005;
Australian state denounces bounty for Tasmanian Tiger
Mar 23, 2005
NA A&E STG US Theater Glass Menagerie
Mar 23, 2005;
Wednesday, March 30
Mar 23, 2005;
Terri Schiavo's parents beg federal appeals court to reconnect her feeding tube
Mar 23, 2005;
Kyrgyz president Akayev began with image of reformer
Mar 23, 2005;
Kyrgyzstan's opposition strong, but lacking unity
Mar 23, 2005;
France loosens 35-hour workweek
Mar 23, 2005;
Sometimes controversial president of Polish American Congress dies
Mar 23, 2005;
Schiavo case a stark reminder that in-law tensions often are wrenching
Mar 23, 2005;
Baghdad shopkeepers strike back after drive-by shooting, killing three militants
Mar 23, 2005;
McCain defends Iraq war amid hints of negative report from intelligence commission
Mar 23, 2005;
Golf Glance
Mar 23, 2005;
Three international players sign with Galaxy
Mar 23, 2005
Mexican coach says his side will have to slow down young, fast U.S. players
Mar 23, 2005
Cobreloa beats Once Caldas 2-1 for Copa Libertadores
Mar 23, 2005
NASA telescope spots first light from planets beyond solar system
Mar 23, 2005;
Nigerian court hears bail request by dozens of separatists accused of treason
Mar 23, 2005;
Nigerian leader sacks education minister accused of bribery; accuses a string of senators including Senate leader
Mar 23, 2005;
Government forces arrest notorious Congo militia leader
Mar 23, 2005;
Palestinian fugitives celebrate new-found freedom after Israel hands over West Bank town
Mar 23, 2005;
Kyrgyz president pledges not to impose state of emergency
Mar 23, 2005;
Iran to move forward with civilian nuclear program
Mar 23, 2005;
Prince Rainier of Monaco moved to intensive care unit
Mar 23, 2005;
Comedian recounts frightened call from Jackson accuser's mother
Mar 23, 2005;
EU leaders under pressure over Chinese arms embargo
Mar 23, 2005;
Venezuelan government declares large ranch state land
Mar 23, 2005;
DEATH VALLEY: Rains prompt rare wildflower display
Mar 23, 2005;
HUDSON RIVER: Kayaking grows in popularity
Mar 23, 2005;
Authorities search for motive in Minnesota school shootings
Mar 23, 2005;
Explosion in Christian area north of Beirut, at least one reported killed
Mar 23, 2005
No verdict after two days of deliberations in smuggling deaths case
Mar 23, 2005;
NA GEN US SEALs Photos Lawsuit
Mar 23, 2005;
Former wife of president's brother refuses slander settlement
Mar 23, 2005;
U.S. soldiers, Iraqi guards watch remote section of frontier with Iran to head off insurgents
Mar 23, 2005;
Hunter Thompson's estate to be managed under `The Gonzo Trust'
Mar 23, 2005
Hopes rising after generation of war, but Afghan capital remains a city of struggle
Mar 23, 2005;
Sixty years later, still no end to the ripples of World War II
Mar 23, 2005;
Los Angeles Times publisher announces departure from newspaper
Mar 23, 2005
Nazi guard case ongoing after 27 years
Mar 23, 2005;
Chinese officials: North Korea might be willing to resume nuclear disarmament talks
Mar 23, 2005;
Death toll in Chinese coal mine blast rises to 69 as search ends
Mar 23, 2005
Explosion in Christian area north of Beirut, at least one reported killed
Mar 23, 2005;
Report: Hong Kong government to seek ruling from China's legislature on new leader's term length
Mar 23, 2005