AP Worldstream back issues from Thursday, December 1:
Wednesday's Dow Jones Global Indexes
Dec 01, 2005
ECB likely to raise interest rate to 2.25 percent
Dec 01, 2005;
Dollar lower against yen in Tokyo
Dec 01, 2005
Australian building company James Hardie approves asbestos liability funding deal
Dec 01, 2005
New York camera shop combines 18th-century Jewish traditions and the hottest digital technology
Dec 01, 2005;
Tokyo stocks edge higher after session of profit-taking; dollar lower against the yen
Dec 01, 2005
Venezuelan TV stations pay fines for airing opposition ads for free
Dec 01, 2005
Gold opens lower in Hong Kong
Dec 01, 2005
Australian building company James Hardie approves asbestos liability funding deal
Dec 01, 2005;
Samsung pleads guilty in chip price-fixing scheme
Dec 01, 2005;
British Petroleum Solar adding 82 jobs in U.S.
Dec 01, 2005
Actress Mariska Hargitay pregnant with first child
Dec 01, 2005
Gregory Peck's stolen star replaced on Hollywood Walk of Fame
Dec 01, 2005
Actress Wendie Jo Sperber of TV's 'Bosom Buddies' dies at 46
Dec 01, 2005
Brazil opens largest-ever exhibition devoted to Carmen Miranda
Dec 01, 2005;
Grateful Dead angers fans after halting live downloads
Dec 01, 2005;
Britain marks World AIDS Day with millions in funding
Dec 01, 2005
Research reveals alarming levels of ignorance about HIV risk in South Africa
Dec 01, 2005;
Supreme Court grapples with parental notification for young abortion-seekers
Dec 01, 2005;
World Bank steps up global anti-AIDS program to avail of money influx, better treatment
Dec 01, 2005
Picturing Hope: Children capture images of AIDS among them
Dec 01, 2005;
French doctors claim world-first partial face transplant
Dec 01, 2005;
Alito pushed for step-by-step abortion fight as Reagan lawyer
Dec 01, 2005;
Schwarzenegger names Democrat chief of staff amid broader shake-up
Dec 01, 2005;
Report: U.S. military paying Iraqi newspapers to run pro-military stories
Dec 01, 2005;
Appeals court delays transfer of Padilla to Justice Department custody
Dec 01, 2005;
Laos marks three decades under communist rule with little prospect for change
Dec 01, 2005;
Venezuela accuses United States of role in election boycott
Dec 01, 2005;
Bush talks tough, but is he setting up troop reduction?
Dec 01, 2005;
American help to stricken Muslims scores points, but doesn't erase hatred of U.S. policies
Dec 01, 2005
President Bush vigorously defends war in Iraq, sets no pullout timetable
Dec 01, 2005;
United States pledges answer to European questions about secret prisons
Dec 01, 2005;
One year later, accurate death toll for the tsunami is still unclear
Dec 01, 2005;
Rallies held throughout California to urge clemency for inmate
Dec 01, 2005;
Peace pioneer Peres quits Labor Party to campaign for Sharon
Dec 01, 2005;
Oil executives acknowledge contacts with administration, deny misleading Congress
Dec 01, 2005;
Head of Justice Department tobacco trial team quits
Dec 01, 2005;
Bernard Hopkins wants to go out on top and still talking
Dec 01, 2005;
Pressel, Miyazato share lead
Dec 01, 2005
Dorfmeister still going strong heading into final season
Dec 01, 2005;
Thursday, December 8
Dec 01, 2005;
Texas inmate set to be executed next week wins delay for DNA testing
Dec 01, 2005;
Engines did not fail before deadly Venezuela plane crash, investigators say
Dec 01, 2005;
Justices decline to block Crips founder's execution
Dec 01, 2005;
Swiss businesswomen 'eaten alive' by bedbugs in New York hotel, lawyer says
Dec 01, 2005;
Syria fights U.N. probe, touting a recanting witness, but some see a plant by Damascus
Dec 01, 2005;
EU-Ukraine summit to open amid hopes in Kiev to win market economy status
Dec 01, 2005;
Some facts about Laos as it celebrates 30 years under communist rule
Dec 01, 2005;
U.S. jazz musician, others plead not guilty to charges of conspiring to support terror groups
Dec 01, 2005;
Taiwan's pigeon racing fraternity vies for fame and fortune
Dec 01, 2005;
Singapore envoy does not know if condemned Australian will be allowed to hug mother
Dec 01, 2005;
U.S. takes on key project in tsunami-devastated Indonesian province
Dec 01, 2005;
China tries to clarify number of miners missing in explosion that killed at least 161
Dec 01, 2005;
Longtime Egyptian ambassador to U.S., figure in Camp David talks, dies at 80
Dec 01, 2005;
Chinese river town shuts down water supply as toxic slick arrives
Dec 01, 2005;
California's top court declines to block gang founder's execution
Dec 01, 2005;
Documents show Britain covered up murders of 5 journalists in Indonesia's 1975 invasion of East Timor
Dec 01, 2005;
Japan close to setting December talks with North Korea, report says
Dec 01, 2005
U.S. officials reassure Dutch of military support for troops deploying in Afghanistan
Dec 01, 2005;
Official counts of dead and missing from the tsunami
Dec 01, 2005;
Decision to drop DNA tests dash Israeli Holocaust survivor's hope of identifying father's body
Dec 01, 2005;
U.S. jury recommends death for Mexican national who killed police officer
Dec 01, 2005
Study: Many W. House aides accept free travel from companies, colleges and private groups
Dec 01, 2005;
Lawyers call strike after bomb blasts kill 10 in two Bangladesh cities
Dec 01, 2005;
Saturn's largest moon has dramatic weather, geological activity
Dec 01, 2005;