(1)Police hold antiterrorism drills for Bush visit

(1)Police hold antiterrorism drills for Bush visit

TOKYO, Japan - Policemen try to stop a runaway car (C) in one of six antiterrorism drills conducted by the Metropolitan Police Department on Feb. 5 in preparation for a three-day visit by U.S. President George W. Bush starting Feb. 17.

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