Lower house approves Japan Post privatization plan

Lower house approves Japan Post privatization plan

TOKYO, Japan - The House of Representatives passes a set of bills to privatize Japan Post -- the centerpiece of Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's reform initiative -- at a pleanary session on Oct. 11. The bills were immediately sent to the House of Councillors.

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