(1)Japan tightens security amid Iraq crisis

(1)Japan tightens security amid Iraq crisis

NARITA, Japan - Police officers with a police dog patrol a departure lobby at Narita international airport, northeast of Tokyo, on March 20 as part of stepped-up security measures as the U.S. war on Iraq began.

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