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Articles in Sept 17, 2001 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• Amount of ammunition possibly miscalculated in GSDF misfiring
• Gov't adviser eyes new jobs via care-house project for elderly
• U.S. airman pleads not guilty to raping Okinawa woman
• Japan to ask China to resume talks on trade spat in Sept
• Panel asks for earlier implementation of deregulatory steps
• Posts agency to halt deliveries to U.S
• Japan-U.S. economic talks put off because of attack
• Tokyo assembly to send 7.2 mil. yen to help N.Y
• Japan places defense forces on maximum alert
• Russia says Moscow, Tokyo agree can solve fishing row
• S. Korea, Japan to hold fisheries talks in Seoul on Mon
• BOJ's Miki concerned over Japan financial markets
• Japan firms resume U.S. operations amid anxiety
• 2 top LDP politicians see need to review debt issue cap
• FY 2002 budget requests total 84.9 tril. yen
• Mie firefighter punished for driving while license suspended
• Koizumi orders auto weight tax used for general account
• Koizumi sends message to Bush over terrorist attacks
• Hickam Air Force Base at highest level of alert
• Japan doing best to confirm whereabouts of 20 Japanese
• Ruling parties eye legislation for crisis management
• Koizumi supports Bush's hunt for terrorists
• Koizumi, Berlusconi agree to cooperate over terror attacks
• Terrorism in U.S. leads LDP to propose boosting SDF powers
• Japan-U.S. economic talks put off due to terror attacks
• Japan supports hunt for terrorists, Koizumi tells Bush
• Panel to call for earlier implementation of deregulatory steps
• Probe into suspected mad cow infection centers on feed
• U.S. Senate says ex-POWs have right to claim compensation
• 2 planes slammed WTC in N.Y., Pentagon also hit
• FSA sets up task force to deal with market confusion
• Defense Agency chief Natakani vows to support U.S
• Japan moves to safeguard food, energy supplies
• Opposition seeks early Diet session to deal with U.S. attacks
• Japan to conduct nationwide probe into mad cow disease
• Japan condemns terror attack at Security Council
• Minister fears of terrorism effects on Japan-U.S. trade
• Ministry clarifies status of Japanese on doomed planes
• Russia mum on foreign vessel operations near disputed isles
• Tanaka vows to make good decisions for future generations
• Koizumi shuns Shiokawa's remarks on no economic contraction
• Japan's Defense Agency may start reviewing capacity next week
• Feed caused suspected mad cow infection: farm minister
• Koizumi denounces terrorists attack, expresses condolences
• Full text of Bush's 2nd statement on terrorist attacks
• O'Neill, Shiokawa confirm cooperation on economy
• Students, teachers at Japanese schools in N.Y. confirmed safe
• At least 19 Japanese nationals at trade center missing
• Japan's July current account surplus down 28.2%
• Koizumi directs Hiranuma to prevent economic disruption
• Aso urges Koizumi to change economic policy
• FBI identifies individuals believed linked to hijacking
• Detention houses to use sensors to prevent escapes, suicides
• Prosecutors, defendant not to appeal ruling on judge
• Shiokawa indicates economic growth comment not a pledge
• Singapore bans beef imports from Japan amid mad cow scare
• Shiokawa hopes to implement stock tax reforms from Jan
• Japan orders Omi to go to N.Y., to hold security meeting
• Japanese bank employees recount World Trade Center attack
• Japan tightens immigration checks following attacks in U.S
• U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, consulates in Japan remain on alert
• Attacks on U.S. could hurt Japan's GDP in FY 2001, 2002
• Shiokawa says unaware of change to G-7 gathering schedule
• Attack forces postponement of Japan-U.S. climate talks
• Koizumi, Arroyo strongly condemn terrorist act in U.S
• Koizumi wants FSA to do regular checks on planned postal firm
• Mayor in Nara Pref. bribery case tenders resignation
• Koizumi vows to keep debt cap, but hints at flexibility
• Koizumi agrees with ministers on need for securities reforms
• Takenaka, O'Neill to discuss Japan, U.S. economic issues
• Mad cow shock deals blow to beef issues, but lifts fish firms
• O'Neill-Shiokawa meeting canceled
• Japanese student among passengers on hijacked plane
• Keidanren chief urges cooperation to avoid disorder
• Koizumi decries terrorist attacks, vows cooperation
• Shiokawa, Eichel discuss ways to provide ample liquidity
• Japanese editorial excerpts-GOV'T MUST CHANGE ITS REFORM PLAN
• China's Jiang, Japanese lawmakers meet over mending ties
• WTC attacker may have gone to U.S. via Manila, Bangkok
• LDP tax panel advises avoiding fall in tax revenue

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