(2)Diet OKs request to arrest Suzuki on bribery charge

(2)Diet OKs request to arrest Suzuki on bribery charge

TOKYO, Japan - Justice Minister Mayumi Moriyama bows in appreciation June 19 after the House of Representatives authorized public prosecutors to arrest lawmaker Muneo Suzuki on suspicion of bribery.

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