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Articles in Oct 1, 2001 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• Profiles of 24 Japanese missing in terrorist attacks in U.S
• 70% of Japanese support SDF logistical support for U.S.: poll
• LDP tax panel undecided on when to end withholding stock tax
• Top IMF official dismisses concerns over global recession
• Hashimoto to go to Mideast to seek terror war help
• Highlights of Koizumi-Bush summit at White House
• Kitty Hawk may return to Yokosuka on weekend
• Fukuda compares danger facing SDF dispatch to traffic accident
• Koizumi sent personal letter to Jiang to mend ties
• Gist of Koizumi's policy speech to Diet
• Full text of Koizumi's policy speech to Diet
• Foreign Ministry, hotel official indicted on fraud charge
• Japan suspends dispatch of Aegis destroyer
• Minister says Okinawa safe, urges resumption of tourism
• BOJ, ECB, Fed intervene in three major currency markets
• 2 ex-bureaucrats urge gov't to clarify Japan role in U.S. aid
• U.S. to conduct 14th subcritical nuclear test Wed
• Latest balance of political strength in Diet
• G-7 to reschedule top financial meeting: Treasury spokesman
• Gov't may scrap tax break for retirement reserves
• White House statement on Bush's shortened trip to Asia
• Japan, U.S. divided over SDF dispatch
• Koizumi arrives in Japan after visit to U.S. for Bush summit
• Justice Ministry wants 10 bil. yen to enlarge crowded prisons
• Japanese editorial excerpts - PROMPT DIET ACTION REQUIRED
• Full text of Koizumi's policy speech to Diet -2-
• Japan unlikely to move forces to Indian Ocean until next week
• FOCUS: Violence-for-violence campaign in Afghanistan opposed
• 3 U.S. sailors indicted on beating, robbery charges
• Budgetary requests for 7 priority sectors total 803 bil. yen
• Opposition concerned Japan may overly commit
• Nursery to open in education ministry building in Tokyo
• Japanese Diet member Norota meets Singapore leaders
• Dollar slightly higher against yen in early Tokyo deals
• G-7 ministers agree to block funds to terrorists
• Bush presents 'High Noon' poster to Koizumi
• LDP group opposed to reintroducing multiseat districts
• S. African president's visit to build on Mori's message
• Bush to hold talks with Koizumi again at APEC summit
• Japanese editorial excerpts - DELIBERATION, NOT ELATION MUST GUIDE JAPAN'S SUPPORT TO U.S
• Foreign Ministry fires official over hotel fraud scam
• BOJ continues ample fund supply ahead of midyear book closing
• BOJ keeps money tap full on, cash balance tops 12 tril. yen
• Tanaka praises Arafat's reaction to terrorist attacks in U.S
• Megawati meets with Emperor Akihito, Empress Michiko
• Extra Diet session to focus on support for U.S., economy
• Amnesty Int'l urges U.S. to fight terrorism in just manner
• Nagasaki mayor criticizes U.S. over subcritical nuke test plan
• Tokyo stocks open sharply higher on Wall St. rise
• Koizumi promises to help U.S. without use of force
• 87% say Japan should cooperate with U.S. on antiterrorism
• MSDF ships load ammo before expected trip to Indian Ocean
• Tanaka agrees with Saudi, Iran envoys to fight terror
• Many Japanese averse to deploying SDF in retaliatory operation
• Japanese editorial excerpts - JAPAN MUST FIGHT TERROR RESOLUTELY
• Full text of Koizumi's policy speech to Diet -3-
• Koizumi voices readiness to surpass 30 tril.-yen bond limit
• Kitty Hawk to return to Yokosuka on Sun
• Kumamoto city assembly rejects residents' referendum request
• Japan approves use of funds given to NGOs for Afghan refugees
• Tanaka urges Peres to make efforts toward Middle East peace
• Koizumi in N.Y. ahead of summit with Bush
• Japanese editorial excerpts-JAPAN'S FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM
• FSA to ask financial institutions to strengthen surveillance
• Koizumi sent Kim personal letter to mend souring ties: paper
• Bush likely to cancel Oct. Japan visit
• Koizumi reiterates pledge to Bush on clearing bad loans
• Japanese groups oppose U.S. armed retaliation
• Foreign Ministry to punish bureaucrats in hotel fraud scam
• Russia understands Japan's antiterrorism response: official
• CORRECTED LEAD: Diet session opens, adopts antiterrorism…
• Koizumi vows to help U.S. battle terror in Diet speech
• BOJ, ECB again intervene to stem yen's advance
• Koizumi orders more antiterrorism steps at nuclear plants
• Koizumi reconfirms cooperation with 3 European leaders
• SDF advance team to leave for Pakistan Sat
• MSDF to send 4 ships to Indian Ocean
• Koizumi to seek swift enactment of bill on SDF dispatch
• Koizumi to dispatch SDF regardless of potential danger
• LDP's Koso quits Diet over election scandal

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