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Articles in May 14, 2001 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• Koizumi pledges bold economic, political reforms
• Full text of premier Koizumi's policy speech at Diet -3-
• IMF head urges Koizumi to reform economic structure
• Tanaka freezes personnel transfers, criticizes bureaucrats
• Japan to study S. Korea demand for textbook revisions
• Koizumi supports female accession to imperial throne
• Public works spending to be cut in FY 2002 budget: Shiokawa
• Armitage hints Japan should revise Constitution: NY Times
• Police nab ex-Kochi vice gov., 3 others in loan scandal
• Hacker attacks on Japan Web sites came from China: sources
• U.S. to ask Japan to extradite alleged spy…
• 2.65 mil. people fail to pay pension premiums
• Okinawa to create peace award on 30th anniversary of return
• Putin says Japan-Russia ties to go on same line under Koizumi
• Full text of premier Koizumi's policy speech at Diet -4-
• Gov't to set up headquarters for revitalizing cities
• Yanagisawa agrees with Yamasaki on stock-buying body
• Koizumi hoping to visit U.S. soon, possibly in June
• FEATURE: Women frustrated by law against separate surnames
• Tanaka to have ex-Russian Division chief reinstated
• Japan's money supply rises 2.7% in April from year earlier
• Koizumi says he will visit Yasukuni Shrine on Aug. 15
• Rumsfeld, Nakatani may meet May 25: Pentagon sources
• CORRECTED: Indictment details Okamoto's alleged theft of…
• Japan to accept complaints about treatment by immigration
• Tanaka condemns bureaucrats for political manipulations
• S. Korea to demand revisions to Japan's history textbooks
• MSDF troops to undergo ship inspection training in U.S
• 'Kim Jong Nam' visited China, Vietnam, Singapore before Japan
• Koizumi could still make official visit to Yasukuni Shrine
• Okinawa Gov. Inamine to visit U.S. from Sun. on base issues
• Japanese editorial excerpts-KOIZUMI'S SUCCESS ON REFORMS HINGES ON RESISTANCE IN LDP
• Drafter of Japan Constitution hoped to promote women's rights
• Japanese editorial excerpts-'SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER'
• Ex-Kochi vice gov. held on breach of trust charge
• Koizumi to visit Yasukuni Shrine on Aug. 15
• State ordered to compensate ex-leprosy patients
• 10th 'Lead-off City' meeting to be held in Hyogo Pref
• Hiranuma to meet Zoellick at OECD meeting next week
• Opposition parties slam Koizumi's speech
• Foreign Ministry denies role in swift deportation order
• U.S. subs entered Japanese ports twice without notification
• Development of 3 cases involving Matsuo
• Tanaka countermands ministry orders, freezes personnel
• Philippine Navy fires warning shots at Chinese boat
• METI panel set guideline for invoking import curbs
• Japanese editorial excerpts-REFORM MOVES MUST BEAR FRUIT
• Japan, Argentina agree on regular policy dialogue
• Japanese editorial excerpts-TEXTBOOK SUGGESTIONS SHOULD NE ADOPTED IF THEY ARE VALID
• No U.S. request to extradite alleged spy researcher: minister
• New deregulation panel to compile basic plan by end of July
• Californian to give back Japanese soldier's sword
• No decision on economic assessment: Takenaka
• Argentina's foreign minister to visit Japan this week
• U.S. Deputy State Secretary Armitage arrives in Japan
• Fiscal reform to begin after economy recovers, Takenaka says
• Matsuo now suspected of embezzling 267 mil. yen
• Tanaka sought to block Armitage meeting with Koizumi: sources
• Prince Akishino, Princess Kiko plan visit to Cambodia
• Ministry wants info disclosure to promote securitization
• U.S. hails Japan's reform efforts, urges more action
• Koizumi to sell self as 'oddball' in LDP TV ads
• [0] Ex-Kochi vice gov. held on breach of trust charge
• Tanaka reveals official was ordered hospitalized
• Japan needs 'strategic dialogue' on Asia with U.S.: scholar
• Tanaka says secretary 'shot down' by her opponents
• Koizumi appoints 26 parliamentary secretaries
• Japan's economic assessment for May to remain unchanged
• U.S. to announce major change in defense strategy: paper
• 17 receive awards at Imperial Palace ceremony
• Japan to send diesel fuel to disputed islands off Hokkaido
• Russia asks Japan to order Russian ship out of Japanese waters
• Hayami willing to stay on as BOJ governor for now
• Lawmakers discuss holding classical music concert at Diet
• Gov't to launch deregulation panel, compile steps by Aug
• Okinawa city seeks low corporate taxes for financial zone
• Foreign Ministry's ex-Russian Division chief reinstated
• Japan again urged to accelerate economic reform
• Wahid rejects more power for Megawati, seen ignoring censure
• Russia disassociates from Japan ministry scandal

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