Ruling parties propose economic and employment measures

TOKYO, Japan - Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) policy chief Taro Aso (R) hands Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi a report compiled by the LDP and its two ruling coalition partners proposing comprehensive economic and employment measures, at the premier's official residence Sept. 7. Policy chiefs from the New Komeito party and the New Conservative Party -- Kazuo Kitagawa (2nd from L) and Kiichi Inoue (L) -- were also present for the handover.

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