Koizumi inspects N.Z. postal services

WELLINGTON, New Zealand - Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, an advocate of the privatization of postal services in his country, inspects New Zealand's privatized postal services, guided by New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark (R) in Wellington on May 2.

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