AP Worldstream back issues from Friday, September 23:
Blues legend keeps busy as he reaches 80th birthday
Sep 23, 2005;
At the Movies: 'A History of Violence'
Sep 23, 2005;
Boxer dies from brain injury sustained in title fight
Sep 23, 2005;
South Korea estimates cost of implementing North Korea nuclear accord at US$15 billion
Sep 23, 2005;
Safe and warm: Philip Roth enters the Library of America
Sep 23, 2005;
NA FEA A&E CEL US Celebrity Quotes
Sep 23, 2005;
Roberts wins committee approval, faces all-but-sure confirmation as chief justice
Sep 23, 2005;
Winds of Katrina swept away cloak that hides American poverty
Sep 23, 2005;
Entrepreneurs in India competing to develop video games for West
Sep 23, 2005;
Give it away, now: More MTV mavericks
Sep 23, 2005;
Ukrainian president turns to Orange Revolution foe to get premier approved
Sep 23, 2005;
Driver intentionally crashed into Vegas crowd, police say; two killed
Sep 23, 2005;
Scattered by Katrina, Preservation Hall Jazz Band reunites in New York
Sep 23, 2005;
Choreographer fashions new worlds in abandoned pool
Sep 23, 2005
Venezuela's Chavez urges cooperation from ranchers amid land reform
Sep 23, 2005;
London bombing suspect returned from Italy, charged with attempted murder
Sep 23, 2005;
Tokyo financial markets closed for national holiday
Sep 23, 2005
Rock Hall still rockin' ... quietly ... after a decade
Sep 23, 2005;
North Korea raises stakes in nuclear standoff, demands reactors for dismantling nuclear program
Sep 23, 2005;
New U.S. defense policy chief says China's military buildup raises questions
Sep 23, 2005;
GM rolls out new plan to improve supplier relations and cut costs
Sep 23, 2005;
Celebrity Birthdays
Sep 23, 2005
Pro-democracy lawmakers in Hong Kong ready for historic China tour
Sep 23, 2005;
Most influential Shiite cleric backs constitution; another split in Shiite ranks
Sep 23, 2005;
Gold opens lower at US$465.45 an ounce in Hong Kong
Sep 23, 2005
That Was the Week That Was
Sep 23, 2005;
Suspected rebels kill 10 Colombian police officers in ambush
Sep 23, 2005
Saudi foreign minister says Bush administration ignroed warnings about occupying Iraq
Sep 23, 2005;
Javier Garcia mixes new and old on tropical music album "13"
Sep 23, 2005;
At the Movies: `Oliver Twist'
Sep 23, 2005;
Tough questions for Tony Blair on goals for Iraq, British troop presence
Sep 23, 2005;
Berlusconi's government suffers blow as economy minister resigns
Sep 23, 2005;
7-Eleven board recommends rejection of buyout offer
Sep 23, 2005
Summary Box: Rock Hall attendance down
Sep 23, 2005;
Schroeder, Merkel fail to agree on chancellor; talks on government to continue
Sep 23, 2005;
Airstrikes, house searches essential, U.S. general says after Karzai criticizes tactics
Sep 23, 2005;
Daddy Yankee leading the reggaeton charge
Sep 23, 2005;
At the Movies: 'Roll Bounce'
Sep 23, 2005;
Jewish Defense League member sentenced to 20 years in plot against mosque, congressman's office
Sep 23, 2005
Hundreds of Mexicans living in the Texas Gulf Coast rush home to avoid Hurricane Rita
Sep 23, 2005;
Imprisoned Lil' Kim casts herself as a victim on new album
Sep 23, 2005;
From supermodel to fashion pariah, Kate Moss' career threatened by cocaine allegations
Sep 23, 2005;
Bombings in eastern Pakistani city kill six, injure 26
Sep 23, 2005;
AS GEN Thailand Insurgency Interview
Sep 23, 2005;
Roman Polanski transforms childhood suffering into art with 'Oliver Twist'
Sep 23, 2005;
Sound Bites: Music Reviews
Sep 23, 2005;
Friday, September 30
Sep 23, 2005;
Rita's march on the Texas coast stirs residents into an agonizingly slow exodus
Sep 23, 2005;
Google IPO helps move founders into upper ranks of Forbes 400
Sep 23, 2005;
I want my Mark Romanek: Director shifts from music videos to movies
Sep 23, 2005;
Lower voter turnout in Kabul underlines challenges in fledgling Afghan democratic process
Sep 23, 2005;
Earthquakes up to magnitude 4.7 strike area north of Los Angeles
Sep 23, 2005
Alabama man executed for killing family of three for sports car
Sep 23, 2005;
'Lolita' turns 50; publisher releases special edition of Nabokov's classic
Sep 23, 2005;
Moscow court rejects oil tycoon's appeal, cuts one year from sentence
Sep 23, 2005;
Israeli forces kill two Islamic Jihad gunmen in West Bank raid
Sep 23, 2005;
A Century of Muslim resistance in southern Thailand
Sep 23, 2005
A history of Cronenberg: `Violence' yields populist puzzle
Sep 23, 2005;
At the Movies: 'Daltry Calhoun'
Sep 23, 2005;
AP SPT AP Weekly Sports Calendar
Sep 23, 2005
Rain returns to hard-hit New Orleans as Rita takes aim at Gulf Coast
Sep 23, 2005;
Author of children's fantasy epics not much older than his audience
Sep 23, 2005;
As children die of encephalitis, Indian officials promise future vaccinations
Sep 23, 2005;
Los Angeles emergency landing is at least seventh involving sideways nose gear
Sep 23, 2005;
Muslim insurgent groups in Thailand a bevy of shadowy organizations
Sep 23, 2005