AP Worldstream back issues from Thursday, June 23:
Mexico wants U.S. market certification to manufacturer airplanes, related parts
Jun 23, 2005
Dollar higher against yen early in Tokyo
Jun 23, 2005
China's CNOOC trumps Chevron's bid for Unocal
Jun 23, 2005
Company urges replacement of bullet-resistant vests containing Zylon
Jun 23, 2005;
China's CNOOC offers US$18.5 billion for Unocal, trumping Chevron's bid
Jun 23, 2005;
Japanese key stock index opens slightly higher, dollar higher against yen, euro
Jun 23, 2005
NZ records worst annual current account deficit in 19 years: new figures
Jun 23, 2005
Wedding gown designer Vera Wang creates Hawaii honeymoon suite
Jun 23, 2005;
Nations declare support for Iraq reform plan, promise to help rebuild
Jun 23, 2005;
Military finds religious insensitivity at Air Force Academy, no discrimination
Jun 23, 2005;
House approves flag-burning amendment; uphill battle seen in Senate
Jun 23, 2005;
Car bombs kill 23 people in nighttime attacks in Baghdad, former judge assassinated
Jun 23, 2005;
Meira no third wheel, but still virtually unnoticed
Jun 23, 2005;
Future of U.S. Grand Prix in doubt after F1 fiasco
Jun 23, 2005;
Nerves nearly get the better of Kuznetsova on Centre Court
Jun 23, 2005;
Hewitt a feisty hurdle to Wimbledon title
Jun 23, 2005;
Horry hopes the spirit of Starks reappears in Game 7
Jun 23, 2005;
An opening hole defined by the King
Jun 23, 2005;
West Indies tour of Sri Lanka in doubt as only three of 13 players sign contracts
Jun 23, 2005;
U.S. Women's Open at a glance
Jun 23, 2005
West Indies tour of Sri Lanka in doubt
Jun 23, 2005;
Traditional soccer powers continue to flourish at under-20 level
Jun 23, 2005;
Argentine fans confront police before Copa Libertadores match in Brazil
Jun 23, 2005
Thursday, June 30
Jun 23, 2005;
Gunmen open fire, detonate explosives as Palestinian prime minister visits West Bank city
Jun 23, 2005;
G8 foreign ministers focus on Afghanistan, Iran, Middle East peace at London meeting
Jun 23, 2005;
UNESCO meets to hammer out tsunami warning system details
Jun 23, 2005;
Former Sao Paulo mayor ruled ineligible to run for public office until 2008
Jun 23, 2005
U.N. urges Kyrgyzstan to halt forced returns of Uzbek asylum seekers
Jun 23, 2005
U.N. purchasing official resigns after conflict of interest allegations surface
Jun 23, 2005;
U.S. urges U.N. to stop its family planning program in China until Beijing ends forced abortions
Jun 23, 2005;
NY jury convicts woman accused of smuggling Chinese immigrants aboard cargo ships
Jun 23, 2005;
U.S. bombardment kills 76 militants in some of Afghanistan's worst fighting since 2001
Jun 23, 2005;
Bush administration decides to provide 50,000 tons of food to North Korea
Jun 23, 2005;
Second teen pleads guilty in 'Dumb and Dumber' robbery
Jun 23, 2005;
Penalty phase postponed for man convicted of killing nine of his children in California
Jun 23, 2005;
India's remote archipelago is rebuilt after tsunami, but losses run deeper than lives and homes
Jun 23, 2005;
Southern Baptists end Disney boycott over benefits to gay workers
Jun 23, 2005;
Attorneys seek anonymity for witnesses in Cosby assault lawsuit
Jun 23, 2005;
BALMORAL: Scottish Highland estate favored by Britain's royals
Jun 23, 2005;
LITERARY Maine: A reader's pilgrimage, from Longfellow to Stephen King
Jun 23, 2005;
Korean talks pursue cooperation in shadow of nuclear dispute
Jun 23, 2005;
Haiti's interim leader replaces three Cabinet members
Jun 23, 2005;
Pakistani rape victim says government has promised to return her passport
Jun 23, 2005;
Australia's top spy agency raids homes on intelligence of possible terror attacks
Jun 23, 2005
Vietnamese premier ends Washington visit in upbeat atmosphere but nagging memories
Jun 23, 2005;
After five years, Clinton takes off his Colombian bracelet _ only to put on a new one
Jun 23, 2005;
Jamaica repatriates 283 Haitian migrants
Jun 23, 2005;
Gold opens lower at US$438.25 an ounce in Hong Kong
Jun 23, 2005
Dollar slightly lower against yen in early Asian trading
Jun 23, 2005
Japan's key stock index slips, dollar higher against yen, euro
Jun 23, 2005
Stem cell science conference opens amid hope and trouble
Jun 23, 2005;
Chinese oil company offers $18.5 billion for Unocal, trumping Chevron offer
Jun 23, 2005;
Bank of Communications makes solid debut in early trading on Hong Kong's stock market
Jun 23, 2005
Chinese oil company offers US$18.5 billion for Unocal, trumping Chevron offer
Jun 23, 2005;
Crude oil prices advance following fall in U.S. crude stocks
Jun 23, 2005;
Former Bristol-Myers executives plead not guilty
Jun 23, 2005
Ameritrade to buy rival online broker TD Waterhouse
Jun 23, 2005;
Venezuelan congress gives initial approval to Central Bank reform law
Jun 23, 2005
Indonesian government says it reaches revenue deal with Exxon Mobil Corp
Jun 23, 2005
Actor Tom Sizemore denies falsifying drug test
Jun 23, 2005
Report: Chinese pop diva Faye Wong denies rumors she's pregnant
Jun 23, 2005
Mexican authorities arrest pop star Juan Gabriel
Jun 23, 2005
Mexican authorities arrest pop star Juan Gabriel for tax fraud
Jun 23, 2005
McDonald's ad pulled from Chinese TV after complaints
Jun 23, 2005;