AP Worldstream back issues from Thursday, April 14:
MG Rover woes show stumbling blocks faced by China Inc. as it expands abroad
Apr 14, 2005;
Corporate watchdogs oppose making Nestle CEO chairman as well
Apr 14, 2005;
LexisNexis executive says there may have been another data breach at company
Apr 14, 2005;
House committees advance slimmed-down $8 billion energy tax package
Apr 14, 2005;
Jurors hear of Scrushy's cars, planes and yachts
Apr 14, 2005;
Gold opens lower in Hong Kong
Apr 14, 2005
In Europe, U.S., Catholic church prays for more priests
Apr 14, 2005;
Progressive Catholics say rise in lay leadership will create pressure for ordaining women
Apr 14, 2005;
Ivory Coast army and rebel leaders to meet amid disputes over disarming, recruiting foreigners
Apr 14, 2005;
Diplomats: U.N. nuclear watchdog agency likely to defer decision on new term for ElBaradei
Apr 14, 2005;
Venezuela's Chavez urges troops to safeguard his 'revolution' as supporters mark coup anniversary
Apr 14, 2005;
U.N. Security Council meets with Haiti's interim president
Apr 14, 2005;
Czech coalition leaders agree to form new Cabinet
Apr 14, 2005
NFL prospect took steroids after last season
Apr 14, 2005;
Champions League: Liverpool eliminate Capello again
Apr 14, 2005;
Second test scoreboard
Apr 14, 2005
Second test: Sri Lanka 106-3 at lunch on day four
Apr 14, 2005
Round eight: Brumbies and Waratahs in crucial clash
Apr 14, 2005;
Hamm wins Sullivan Award as America's top amateur athlete
Apr 14, 2005
WTA-Family Circle Cup Results
Apr 14, 2005
Libertadores: The Strongest draw Universidad de Chile
Apr 14, 2005
California teen killed in baseball bat attack after youth game
Apr 14, 2005;
Funk says Woods' Masters win does not mean he's invincible again
Apr 14, 2005;
Giants and state reach agreement on stadium deal
Apr 14, 2005;
Dozens of prisoners starving to death in Equatorial Guinea, Amnesty International says
Apr 14, 2005
Afghan leader seeks long-term military partnership with United States
Apr 14, 2005;
A look at some figures of priests and Catholics in the world
Apr 14, 2005;
Cardinals aware that one of first decisions of new pope will be whether to speed up saint-making process
Apr 14, 2005;
Sharon prefers leaving Gaza houses for Palestinians but demands coordination
Apr 14, 2005;
China accuses Japan of distorting history, but own books laden with omissions, bias
Apr 14, 2005;
U.N. Human Rights Commission to vote on condemning abuses in Belarus, Cuba, Sudan
Apr 14, 2005;
Somalia's Cabinet appoints army chief, constitution commission, other key officials
Apr 14, 2005;
British authorities convict alleged al-Qaida operative of murder while eight others cleared in ricin plot
Apr 14, 2005;
Woman who claims she found finger in chili says she won't sue Wendy's
Apr 14, 2005;
Dubai's faux ski mountain will offer snow in 120 F (50 C) heat
Apr 14, 2005;
Afghan boy returns to refugee-camp home from lifesaving surgery in America
Apr 14, 2005;
BEST OF THE MIDWEST: From Black Hills to Great River Road
Apr 14, 2005;
Two brothers receive nearly $2 million in California church abuse case
Apr 14, 2005;
American shown on video pleading for his life after being kidnapped in Baghdad
Apr 14, 2005;
Sobbing and sarcastic, mother of Jackson's accuser takes stand
Apr 14, 2005;
Sharon: Israel will not attack Iran, calls for international coalition
Apr 14, 2005;
Judge temporarily blocks Trinidad government from investigating chief justice
Apr 14, 2005;
Officials: Befuddled beluga needs some peace to get back down Delaware River to sea
Apr 14, 2005;
U.N. General Assembly approves global treaty aimed at preventing nuclear terrorism
Apr 14, 2005;
Senate confirms Griffin to head NASA
Apr 14, 2005
China calls Japan's gas-drilling plan in disputed sea a provocation
Apr 14, 2005;
Former HIH Insurance executive sentenced to at least 4 1/2 years imprisonment
Apr 14, 2005
Tokyo stocks lower at midday, dollar up against yen, euro
Apr 14, 2005
Dollar rises moderately against yen in Asian trading
Apr 14, 2005
Venezuela's President says international reserves should not be over US$18 billion
Apr 14, 2005
Regulators spike Anheuser-Busch's complaints about rival Miller's ads
Apr 14, 2005;
Former HIH Insurance executive sentenced to 4 1/2 years imprisonment
Apr 14, 2005;
Crude futures trade near seven-week lows in Asia
Apr 14, 2005;
Poor song choice dooms `American Idol' contestant
Apr 14, 2005
Jerry Byrd, pioneer of steel guitar in Hawaiian and country music, dies
Apr 14, 2005
Dove Award winners
Apr 14, 2005
Switchfoot, Crabb family big winners at gospel music's Dove awards
Apr 14, 2005;
Ariz. governor vetoes bill allowing pharmacists to refuse to dispense abortion medication
Apr 14, 2005;
Ariz. governor vetoes bill allowing pharmacists to refuse to dispense emergency contraception
Apr 14, 2005;
Connecticut state House passes legislation to establish same-sex civil unions
Apr 14, 2005;
Report: China lays groundwork for amending Hong Kong's constitution to avoid legal interpretations
Apr 14, 2005
Nevada brothels ask to be taxed
Apr 14, 2005;
Connecticut House passes civil unions bill
Apr 14, 2005;
Myskina upset; Davenport, Henin-Hardenne advance at Charleston
Apr 14, 2005;
NHL labor negotiations to resume Tuesday in New York
Apr 14, 2005;