Perry, Obuchi agree on comprehensive approach on N. Korea

Perry, Obuchi agree on comprehensive approach on N. Korea

U.S. policy coordinator for North Korea William Perry (C) reads a statement after his talks with Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi and other Japanese officials in Tokyo on March 10. ''I found that they have similar assessment of the situation and of the need to stand shoulder-to-shoulder, as we devise a comprehensive approach to the threats posed by North Korea,'' Perry said. ==Kyodo

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