LDP vows to pass postal bills in next Diet session

LDP vows to pass postal bills in next Diet session

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi announces his Liberal Democratic Party's policy platform for the Sept. 11 general election at the LDP headquarters in Tokyo on Aug. 19. The governing party pledged to resubmit Koizumi's postal privatization bills for passage in the next Diet session. It also promised to strengthen Japan's ties with the Untied States and take the lead in Asian diplomacy. (Kyodo)

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