AP Worldstream back issues from Wednesday, September 14:
A roar from Asia as Chinese, Korean and Japanese automakers unveil new models
Sep 14, 2005;
Gasoline futures rise on expectations of falling supply
Sep 14, 2005;
European leaders try different tactics to combat higher fuel prices; inflation accelerates
Sep 14, 2005;
Dollar rises against yen in Tokyo
Sep 14, 2005
Videogame tourneys begin to draw big-time sponsors
Sep 14, 2005;
Lawsuit targets Wal-Mart over labor conditions at overseas factories
Sep 14, 2005;
Dollar rises against yen, euro in early Asian trading
Sep 14, 2005
Japanese stocks open down; dollar rises against yen
Sep 14, 2005
Gold opens lower in Hong Kong
Sep 14, 2005
Delta, Northwest on verge of bankruptcy
Sep 14, 2005
Microsoft says new Office software will detect user needs
Sep 14, 2005;
Weeks after Katrina, horror flick `Venom' depicts death in the Louisiana swamps
Sep 14, 2005;
In Mexico, Avril Lavigne says she has no plans for a Spanish-language album
Sep 14, 2005
From war to democracy: High hopes that Afghan elections will hail a new era
Sep 14, 2005;
For former refugees, Afghan elections a glimmer of hope amid a squalid limbo
Sep 14, 2005;
Wednesday, September 21
Sep 14, 2005;
Oil wealth fuels rising expectations of utopian welfare state in Norway
Sep 14, 2005;
Haitian election officials bar ousted leader's party from registering presidential candidate
Sep 14, 2005;
Bush vows not to waver in Iraq, warns Syria, meets with China's leader
Sep 14, 2005;
Japanese PM's support ratings surge after election victory, surveys show
Sep 14, 2005
Uruguayan president voices frustration with economic policies of wealthy countries
Sep 14, 2005;
Tens of thousands gather for Hamas rally in Gaza City after Israeli pullout
Sep 14, 2005;
World Golf Glance
Sep 14, 2005;
Lara, Gayle and Sarwan named to Windies squad for Australia tour
Sep 14, 2005
Fiji worried as Australia cools on six nations tournament
Sep 14, 2005
Weapons handover, troop withdrawal get underway in Indonesia's war-torn Aceh
Sep 14, 2005;
South Korea proposes talks on establishing permanent peace at inter-Korean meeting
Sep 14, 2005;
Officials in Gulf of Mexico area say they're worried about winter natural gas shortages
Sep 14, 2005;
Blair to push for crackdown on incitement to terrorism at UN summit
Sep 14, 2005;
U.S. and North Korea to meet one-one-one during six-nation nuclear talks
Sep 14, 2005
EU GEN Ukraine Yushchenko
Sep 14, 2005;
Daughter of Dutch millionaire kidnapped at gunpoint
Sep 14, 2005;
Survivor testifies about fatal shootings by Hmong immigrant in Wisconsin woods
Sep 14, 2005;
Spring fashion trends are as clear as black and white
Sep 14, 2005;
Protesters gather outside one of the world's largest arms and defense exhibitions
Sep 14, 2005;
Pakistan army destroys al-Qaida hideout, arrests 21 suspects near Afghan border
Sep 14, 2005
Bosnian Serb war crimes suspect surrenders
Sep 14, 2005;
U.N. Security Council extends Ethiopia-Eritrea peace mission, calls for border settlement
Sep 14, 2005
Mexican navy ship wraps up aid mission for Hurricane Katrina survivors
Sep 14, 2005;
Police arrest more than 300 protesters in Nepalese capital, dozens injured
Sep 14, 2005
Argentine craftsman's dying art: Bringing sentimental keepsakes back to life
Sep 14, 2005;
Summary Box: Activists seek deeper probes into Islamic school abuse claims
Sep 14, 2005;
AS FEA GEN Pakistan Islamic School Abuse
Sep 14, 2005;
85-year-old elementary-school pupil from Kenya urges education for all
Sep 14, 2005;
German student influx roils Austria's complex relationship with its big neighbor
Sep 14, 2005;
A glance at why Austria and Germany are at odds over college admissions
Sep 14, 2005;
A glance of key issues in the outcome document world leaders will adopt
Sep 14, 2005;
Michael Kinsley resigns from Los Angeles Times
Sep 14, 2005
Nursing home owners charged as Louisiana death toll rises sharply to 423
Sep 14, 2005;
Southeast Asian leaders discuss ways to lower oil prices
Sep 14, 2005;
Two Koreas prepare for first full-day of talks in Cabinet-level meeting
Sep 14, 2005;
Two men convicted of sex tourism ordered to pay victims in Philippines
Sep 14, 2005
AP AP News Pronunciation Guide (two takes)
Sep 14, 2005
AP AP News Pronunciation Guide, take 2
Sep 14, 2005
Australia's foreign minister welcomes conviction of Jakarta embassy bomber
Sep 14, 2005;
General Assembly agrees on watered-down document for world leaders to approve at summit
Sep 14, 2005;
Newspaper argues for release of Columbine killers' videos, writings
Sep 14, 2005;
Judge rules former Microsoft exec can recruit for Google in China
Sep 14, 2005;
Robots to race in Nevada desert for $2 million (euro1.6 million) prize
Sep 14, 2005;
Japanese stocks fall in morning trading; dollar down against yen
Sep 14, 2005
Crucial government lawmaker says he will likely support telcom Telstra sale
Sep 14, 2005
Trump beat in auction for a property that once bore his name
Sep 14, 2005;
Yahoo launches test of major e-mail upgrade
Sep 14, 2005;
Crude futures rise as traders buy ahead of U.S. petroleum stocks report
Sep 14, 2005;
Crucial government lawmaker says he will likely support Telstra sale
Sep 14, 2005;