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Articles in July 9, 2001 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• 4 parties' targets and key issues for Diet poll
• 41 governors make record low 22.4 mil. yen income in 2000
• LDP's Yamasaki confident on ruling bloc majority in poll
• EU environment head reluctant to change key Kyoto terms
• 2 Filipino hostages released by Abu Sayyaf rebels
• Koizumi leaves London for Paris
• Kochi governor to stay, LDP retracts demands he quit
• Greenpeace sends 5,000 faxes to Koizumi on Kyoto Protocol
• Ethnic Korean students in Japan urge board to reject textbook
• Police awaiting U.S. handover of airman in rape case
• Peru's Toledo asks Japan to hand over Fujimori
• Final agreement on Kyoto pact up to COP7, Kawaguchi says
• Kan, Doi ask Tanaka to seek revision of bases pact with U.S
• Japan, S. Korea to hold working-level talks on fishing row
• Japanese editorial excerpts-KOIZUMI'S BABY STEPS ON WORLD STAGE
• Tanaka pledges fair investigation on rape suspect
• Schroeder urges Koizumi to ratify Kyoto pact
• Chinese envoy seeks cancellation of Koizumi's shrine visit
• Over 40% to vote for LDP in upper house election: poll
• S. Korea to be 'cautious' in military ties with Japan
• Gov't may consider another dose of public funds to banks
• Howard Baker to arrive in Tokyo Tues. as U.S. ambassador
• Ex-Fuji Heavy execs get suspended terms for bribing lawmaker
• Koizumi arrives in Paris on final leg of 3-nation tour
• Koizumi says ruling bloc will try to win majority in poll
• Peru asks Interpol to arrest ex-Peruvian envoy to Japan
• Baker says U.S. will support Japan's economic reform efforts
• Keidanren expects 10 industries to join effort to curb CO2
• Brazil's Cardoso slams Bush over Kyoto Protocol
• Diet panel chief wants Status of Forces pact to be revised
• Tokyo wants quick settlement of trade row with China
• Koizumi urges U.S. to hand over alleged rapist
• Cabinet adopts increased measures for child care support
• EU delegation to have talks with Japanese ministers
• Ishihara blames ministry confusion for delayed suspect transfer
• Gov't to let coast guard fire at suspicious ships, paper says
• Japan mulls revision of Kyoto Protocol to embrace U.S
• Qaddafi's son asks for Japan's aid for Libyan industry
• Public support for Koizumi cabinet remains high at 84.5%: poll
• Use of public funds for banks a future option, Fukuda says
• Qaddafi's son calls on Japan to take part in Libyan projects
• Koizumi to avoid depression, no plan to devalue yen: FT
• Hiranuma in Saudi Arabia, 1st of 4-nation Persian Gulf tour
• Okinawa gov. demands early handover of rape suspect
• Chirac says pact should be ratified regardless of U.S
• Nakatani urges U.S. to hand over rape suspect
• Shiokawa leaves for Italy G-7 meeting
• Man nabbed for intruding into Foreign Ministry
• Tokyo police knew of Sorge's spying activities
• Japan farm minister to meet U.S. commerce secretary on whaling
• U.S. agrees to hand over rape suspect, arrest pending
• Key political parties favor SOFA revision: survey
• Lawmakers' average income at record low in 2000
• Crown prince, princess attend UNESCO ceremony
• Tankan confirms economic deterioration: MOF
• Koizumi takes in musical on last night in London
• Ainu group raps Hiranuma remarks on Japan homogeneity
• Minor opposition party leaders attack Koizumi in interviews
• LDP's Yamasaki eyes extra budget for fall Diet session
• LDP candidates inert on Koizumi's reform specifics: survey
• Koizumi cabinet support rate hits record 88%: poll
• Gov't panel head to ask Koizumi to confirm Kyoto pact support
• Japanese editorial excerpts-RAPE CASE UNDERMINES TRUST
• Tanaka urges Powell to make efforts on handover of U.S. airman
• Japan to send economic mission to Iran on July 15-19
• Fujimori has $12.5 mil. cash in Japanese bank: ex-wife
• Ainu group questions Hiranuma over controversial remark
• Japanese reforms unlikely under LDP, scholar says
• Okinawa police relieved at arrest of U.S. airman
• Koizumi hopes to learn from Blair's sweeping election victory
• American assumes top post at Hiroshima atomic institute
• Takenaka says not unrealistic about pain of reform program
• U.S. reviewing Tokyo's plea to hand over sergeant over rape
• Tanaka urges Ivanov to take initiative in fishing dispute
• U.S. commander apologizes, suspect returns to base
• Shiokawa vows to prevent zero growth
• European Parliament bares ECHELON wiretapping network
• Ruling parties pleased with Kyodo survey results
• Civic group calls for popular election of Japanese premier
• Japanese editorial excerpts-THE DANGER OF FURTHER MONETARY EASING

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