(2)Road panel adopts tough reform plan as chairman quits

(2)Road panel adopts tough reform plan as chairman quits

TOKYO, Japan - Nobuteru Ishihara, minister in charge of administrative reform, speaks to journalists Dec. 6 after submitting a final report adopted by a government advisory panel on privatizing four road-related public corporations to Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi.

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