Panel to review gov't-backed entities

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi (standing) addresses a newly-launched government panel on reform of special government-affiliated corporations at his official residence on June 22. The panel will review 157 government-backed entities as part of efforts to streamline the nation's bureaucracy. At left is Nobuteru Ishihara, state minister in charge of administrative reform and deregulation.

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