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Articles in June 3, 2002 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• Service for unidentified Japanese war dead held in Tokyo
• Minister Omi relates Russian appreciation of aid projects
• Zhirinovskii to visit Japan in early June
• Israel counterterrorism mission to visit Japan early June
• Defense official admits systematic data gathering
• Japan prince, princess arrive in Seoul for World Cup
• Defense Agency list possibly illegal, says Fukuda
• Gov't policy panel to seek tax breaks in fiscal 2003
• LDP panels to urge gov't not to cut public works in FY 2003
• Prince Akishino, wife to visit Mongolia in June
• Union at U.S. bases in Okinawa wants compensation law extended
• EU expected to ratify Kyoto Protocol Fri
• Anti-death groups call for end to capital punishment
• Kawaguchi vows to restart talks with Russia, without Suzuki
• Putin sends condolence over death of officer treated in Japan
• Judge forgets to save text of verdict, delays final session
• Lower house committee begins debate on postal bills
• Wolfowitz says U.S. military bases beneficial to Okinawa
• Tanaka should testify over allegations: Nakayama
• Koizumi leaves for Seoul to attend World Cup opening
• Nakasone eyes powerful Koizumi cabinet with familiar faces
• Koizumi thanks Inouye for contributions to Japan-U.S. ties
• Japanese police stake pride on World Cup security
• Gov't to start new GDP calculation to achieve early release
• Upper house OKs Japan-S. Korea extradition pact
• Lawmakers mull extending Diet session, until August
• 3 1/2-year term sought for ex-minister Nakao over bribery
• State ordered to pay 2.4 bil. yen for U.S. base noise
• Takenaka to visit Seoul for Asian IT summit
• LDP's Aso blasts Koizumi over postal services deregulation
• Ex-envoy Togo tells prosecutors he will accept questioning
• Inamine submits draft plan on promotion of Okinawa
• Japan aims to raise mystery ship before typhoon season
• Hiranuma expects more steel talks with U.S. soon
• Kawaguchi sees disciplinary problems at consulate
• Koizumi urges punishments in Defense Agency info scam
• More ex-workers from U.S Navy base file damages suit
• Gov't to reprimand prosecutor chief over scandal
• Koizumi arrives in Seoul, expresses hopes for World Cup
• Jordan's foreign minister to visit Japan this week
• Kin of 'kidnapped' Japanese urges denying N. Korean ship entry
• GSDF loses rocket in Hokkaido firing drill
• Lower house approves bill for consolidated taxation system
• Gov't tax panel calls for R&D tax breaks in reform outline
• Lawmakers hold seminar on abolition of death penalty
• Mountaineering team clears 2 tons of garbage from Everest
• Ruling camp to submit bill on restoration of environment
• Kawaguchi orders review of amassed Japan funds at panels
• Japan to send nuclear survey mission to Kazakstan
• Kamagaya mayor held on suspicion of bribery
• U.N.'s Tokyo info chief to become Foreign Ministry spokesman
• Panel to propose lowering minimum tax threshold
• U.S. military clerk held on charge of molesting teenage girl
• Nagano governor visits school for Korean children in Japan
• Nakatani leaves for Singapore for security meeting
• Disapproval for Koizumi cabinet nears 48%, tops support rate
• Koizumi, Han agree to cooperate on N. Korea, regional issues
• Immigration bureau to free 2 Afghan asylum seekers on 'bail'
• Koizumi welcomes courier firm's plan to enter mail market
• Jordan welcomes Japan's political involvement in Mideast
• Ex-lawmaker Ogawa named ambassador to Chile
• Koizumi calls for flexibility in Diet debate on key bills
• MOF not considering immediate consumption tax hike
• Kawaguchi plans June trip to Israel, Palestinian areas
• New Yokohama mayor delivers 1st speech in assembly
• Gov't to set up team to monitor radio waves during World Cup
• Japan raps Pakistan for missile tests
• FTC's legal actions hit 4th high in FY 2001
• Koizumi says he will not visit Yasukuni Shrine on Aug. 15
• LDP panel approves bills for online administrative work
• Ex-World War I POW camp found in Hyogo Pref
• Defense Agency corrects rank of officer who received list
• Vice farm minister gives Japanese IWC delegation passing grade
• Kawaguchi confirms June visit to Israel, Palestinian areas
• Wide gap between Japan, Russia in island row: Russian official
• Koizumi welcomes news of Diet debate resumption Tues
• Ex-Foreign Ministry officials get suspended term
• Koizumi phones Musharraf to call for self-restraint
• E. Timor's Gusmao postpones visit to Jakarta
• Hayami says more reform needed for sustainable recovery

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