Postal bills narrowly clear lower house

Postal bills narrowly clear lower house

TOKYO, Japan - House of Representatives members cast their votes on a set of bills to implement Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's top policy of privatizing the state-backed Japan Post on July 5. The bills cleared the chamber 233 to 228 amid a wider-than-expected revolt within the premier's own Liberal Democratic Party.

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