Koizumi tells Ogi to step up talks with China over sunken ship

TOKYO, Japan - Transport minister Chikage Ogi speaks at a news conference at her office June 7. She said she was told by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi to step up negotiations with China so Japan can raise a suspected North Korean spy boat in China's economic zone in the East China Sea before the typhoon season starts in July.

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