Former transport minister Kichizo Hosoda dies at 94

TOKYO, Japan - Former transport minister Kichizo Hosoda (in file photo taken in June 1986), who helped realize the privatization of Japan's national railway service in 1987, died of acute myocardial infarction early at a Tokyo hospital on Feb. 11, his family said. He was 94.

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