U.S. envoy conveys decision to hand over rape suspect to Japan

U.S. envoy conveys decision to hand over rape suspect to Japan

TOKYO, Japan - U.S. Ambassador to Japan Howard Baker (R) bows to Japanese Foreign Minister Makiko Tanaka as he visits the Foreign Ministry on July 6 to convey Washington's decision to hand over to Japan a U.S. airman suspected of raping a local woman in Okinawa Prefecture a week ago.

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