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Articles in July 16, 2001 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• Opposition says Koizumi dodging reform issue in stumping
• Bureaucracy overhaul key to reforming public firms
• Yamasaki finds uproar in Seoul over Japan's textbook policy
• Tanaka intends to reshuffle senior bureaucrats this month
• Traces of stimulant found in body of dead MSDF member
• G-8 leaders to discuss Mideast, Balkan states, Africa
• Japan willing to mediate on illicit trade in small arms
• Officials meet ahead of the 1st ASEAN telecom ministerial
• 1,380 immigrants found illegally staying in 9 prefectures
• Genoa summit to open with G-7, wrap up with G-8 talks
• Campaigning starts for July 29 upper house election
• Women comprise record 28% of upper house poll candidates
• Calculation of majority in upper house election
• U.N. report predicts 2001 economic growth below 1% in Japan
• Ministry urged to disclose info on secret funds: Kitagawa
• Many Diet members admit they are not trusted
• Tanaka sends letter to panel apologizing for 'comfort women'
• Okinawa town assembly calls for drastic revisions of SOFA
• Japan, EU agree U.S. presence in Kyoto pact important
• Consul general investigated again over alleged embezzlement
• Latest balance of party strength in Diet
• Hyogo, Shizuoka gubernatorial races to kick off Thur
• BOE head expects Koizumi's popularity to boost reforms
• FOCUS: Koizumi to seek mandate for reforms in upper house poll
• Takenaka vows to reveal fiscal outlook in fall
• Some business leaders hoping Koizumi's policies produce fruit
• Washington Post raps Japan for textbooks, judicial system
• Crown prince, princess attend opening of UNICEF…
• Business leaders hoping for active debate on Koizumi's reform
• Salaried workers typical reader of Koizumi's e-mail
• LDP's TV commercial best known, most popular among parties
• Tanaka to hold bilateral talks with Russia, Italy, EU in Rome
• Gov't eyes housing loans for bigger homes
• Macao plans to issue 3 gambling licenses after monopoly ends
• 34% back LDP, 12% DPJ in upper house election: Kyodo poll
• NHK poll shows decline in support for Koizumi cabinet
• Koizumi not eyeing trip to China or S. Korea
• Tanaka orders early report on Denver consul investigation
• Tanaka, Straw confer ahead of G-8 ministerial meeting
• Shiokawa's remarks enable Tokyo stocks to halt losing streak
• Japan to ask U.S. to join Kyoto Protocol at Washington meeting
• Koizumi requests EU flexibility in Kyoto Protocol talks
• 6 NGOs propose environment protection measures
• Germany objects putting off Kyoto climate treaty negotiations
• Keidanren sees LDP victory to reflect strong Koizumi support
• Mie Pref. town to begin ballot counting while voting still on
• Okuno calls textbook revision demands 'foreign interference'
• Kyoto pact would eventually benefit U.S. economy: report
• Koizumi asked panel to draw up reform timetable
• Gov't to form economic analysis team
• Forced laborer's son asks Japan to respect redress ruling
• METI official voices opposition to JNOC's abolition
• Gov't committee says greenhouse gases can be cut…
• 24% to vote for LDP in electoral districts, 6% for DPJ: poll
• Gov't to review postal fund investment in stock market
• Official campaign for upper house election to begin Thur
• Japan refuses textbook revision, angering S. Korea, China
• Shiokawa believes Tokyo stocks will rebound from sharp falls
• Bush made 'quick' decision on handover of U.S. airman: Baker
• Gov't reviews allocation spending for FY 2002 budget
• FOCUS: Gov't plans to cut state universities
• All parties claim to represent true reform
• No. of upper house voters 101.94 mil. as of Wed
• Japan to seek S. Korea's acquiescence on textbooks: Fukuda
• FOCUS: Can people endure pain of Koizumi reforms?
• Antinuclear groups to discuss arms abolition in 21st century
• Annan urges Japan to support Kyoto treaty
• Ex-pref. bureaucrat Satake wins Akita mayoral election
• G-7 summit unlikely to agree on steps to launch new WTO round
• Nakatani, Baker discuss SOFA, U.S. military discipline
• Tanaka to stop in Prague, Belgrade before G-8 meet
• Shiokawa, Takenaka warn against hasty decision on extra budget
• MSDF, U.S. Navy to start talks on disaster-relief missions
• Toyama rules out making further textbook revisions
• Japan's current account surplus down 45.9% in May
• Japan, U.S. to encourage developing countries in WTO talks
• Koizumi pledges reforms, faces opposition attack
• Senate bill eyed for Japanese-Latin American redress
• Koizumi vows to carry out reforms with LDP victory
• China calls concerns in Japanese defense report 'irrational'

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