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Articles in July 24, 2000 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• LEAD: G-8 nations eye new WTO talks by year-end
• Meeting of peninsulas to be held in Kagoshima Pref
• Mori to take advice from IT experts to summit
• Japan firm on sanctions against India, Pakistan: official
• 2ND LD: Clinton leaves for Okinawa to attend G-8 summit
• LEAD: Okinawa set for 3-day G-8 summit from Fri
• Iwakuni citizens say U.S. low-altitude air drills increasing
• CORRECTED: Clinton may delay departure for Japan by up to…
• 2ND LD: Wahid supporters warn of revolution if he is toppled
• Commander says crime rate low among U.S. troops in Okinawa
• Mori appoints Nakasone adviser on education reform
• EU, Japan will not sign MRA at Wed. bilateral summit: Lamy
• NGO members reach Naha after cycling 5,000 km from Britain
• Guide to G-8 summit in Okinawa
• Japan-N. Korea normalization talks being set on Aug. 21
• Evacuation order for Miyakejima islanders lifted
• 1970 Japan Airlines hijacker admits to charges in report
• LEAD: 27,000 people form human chain around U.S. Kadena base
• Japan, EU execs begin 2-day meeting to promote business
• 4 wives of G-8 leaders likely to skip Okinawa trip
• Gov't calls on rich elderly to share bigger burden
• Italian premier to visit Okinawa village during G-8 summit
• LEAD: 1970 Japan Airlines hijacker apologizes in court
• Okinawa summit set to mull global concerns
• LEAD: Delay in Clinton's G8 trip was 'difficult': U.S
• Britain's Blair arrives in Okinawa for G-8 summit
• Translation of letters by Japan's student soldiers published
• Moderate quake hits Chugoku region, western Japan
• LEAD: Japan, N. Korea agree on ministerial, ties talks
• LEAD: Clinton will not speak directly with Okinawa people
• Reducing poverty not so easy, says report for G-8 leaders
• Mori says he 'understands' delay in Clinton visit
• G-8 leaders' wives not to visit peace memorial in Okinawa
• G-8 set to open annual summit to mull global concerns
• 4,000 antibase protesters demand withdrawal of U.S. bases
• Some atomic-bomb survivors not to meet Mori in Hiroshima
• Japanese editorial excerpts
• Prosecutors mull dropping trial for U.S. Marine
• Supreme Court determines woman to be A-bomb victim
• LEAD: Japanese migrants sue gov't for 2.5 bil. yen
• Media center for G-8 summit opens in Nago
• Latest table of party strength in Diet
• EU chief eyes new G-8 goal for fighting infectious diseases
• Japan, Britain to launch working-holiday visas in April
• G-8 not to set target date for launch of new trade round
• LEAD: Business leaders call on gov't to promote IT
• Mori to visit India, Pakistan, Bangladesh in mid-August
• G-8 draft eyes labor reforms to cope with IT innovation
• NGO confab calling for debt cancellation opens in Naha
• LDP to consider new legislation for IT
• LEAD: Summers replaces Clinton at meet with developing nations
• FOCUS: U.S. missile shield plan summit headache for Mori
• EU chief expresses concern over NMD in meeting with Hatoyama
• Amato says Japan, Italy should become permanent UNSC members
• Anti-U.S. military sentiment worsening in Okinawa: Newsweek
• Japan to trim host-nation support for U.S. military
• Mori planning talks with NGOs during Okinawa summit
• Japan, EU to sign competition-policy agreement
• LEAD: Hayami suggests end to 'zero-rate policy' in Aug
• 3RD LD: Clinton to delay departure, fly directly to Okinawa
• LEAD: Germany's Schroeder 1st G-8 leader to arrive in Okinawa
• Document shows Soviets tried to turn Konoe into spy
• Mori to kick off G-8 bilateral talks Wed
• 3RD LD: Death, life sentences for 3 ex-AUM members
• DPJ to elect party leader in early Sept
• Profiles of G-8 leaders
• Business chief eyes suing gov't to address vote disparity
• Japan, Germany to launch working-holiday visas Dec. 1
• LEAD: Mori, Amato call for G-8 aid on Korean reunification
• 2ND LD: Clinton to attend G-8 summit as scheduled: spokesman
• Japanese diplomat, son killed in auto accident in France
• LEAD: BOJ July monthly report upgrades assessment of economy
• CORRECTED: Mori to kick off G-8 bilateral talks Wed
• EU, Germany to hold exhibition on euro, Berlin in Nago
• G-8 urged to pursue pro-competitive IT policies
• Japan mulls sending SDF to multinational drills
• Mori vows to study free trade with Canada
• Developing nations call for G-8 action on poverty
• Peace groups make booklet on U.S. bases for Okinawa visitors
• Okinawa group to urge Clinton to scrap base transfer

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