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Articles from Japan Weekly Monitor (September 24, 2001)

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1 mil. cows in Japan to be tested for mad cow disease. 589
1st group of Miyakejima residents visit home. 234
1st karate tourney for wheelchair athletes to be held in Tokyo. 160
2 held, 1 man sought, in CFC-smuggling case. 272
25 dead, 6 missing in Taiwan in wake of typhoon. 476
37% of temp workers want regular employment: survey. 189
4 firms agree on alliance to provide IT education services. 96
40 countries agree on need to reduce excess steel capacity. 181
40 countries to hold steel conference in Dec. 207
50,000 'career counselor' posts to be created in 5 years. 241
63 cows confirmed sold by farm at center of mad cow case. 235
63 cows sold by farm at center of mad cow case. 241
64 cows sold by farm at center of mad cow case. 194
9 Japanese missing in addition to 24 at WTC, in planes. 181
Another 20-30 Japanese declared missing in New York. 157
Asahi Bank to skip interim dividends. 183
Asahi, Daiwa banks reach broad accord on integration. 281
Asahi, Daiwa banks to announce integration deal Fri. 144
Average summer bonus at leading companies up 2.9% on year. 229
Banks should mull retreat from int'l operations: Kato. 113
Banks won't need public money even if 20 firms crash. 285
BOJ downgrades economic assessment for 4th month in a row. 383
BOJ injects ample funds into money market for 5th straight day. 139
BOJ injects ample liquidity into banking system. 161
BOJ intervenes in currency market to support dollar. 251
BOJ intervention fails to keep dollar in 117 yen territory. 426
Bomb threats made against Tokyo offices, hotels. 448
Book of photos of Koizumi selling fast. 229
Business leaders welcome draft of priority economic reforms. 180
Capital investment to rise 0.6% in FY 2001: survey. 309
Celebrity Kyoko Kano wins suit over privacy violation. 162
Chinese couple found slain in Saitama Pref. 133
Chuo Mitsui Trust to skip interim dividends. 179
Citigroup to launch life insurance business in Japan. 228
CNN subscriptions surging in Japan after terrorist attacks. 158
Coalition OKs plan to enable state-funded RCC to buy bad loans. 403
Consolidated tax system would cut tax revenue by 800 bil. yen. 246
Convenience store sales fall 4.2% in Aug. 157
CORRECTED: Gov't eyes subsidizing living expenses of jobless. 339
Credit associations' problem loans larger than estimated. 156
Crude steel production estimated at 95 mil. tons for FY 2002. 136
Daiei downgrades earnings projections on sluggish sales. 349
Daiwa expects to lose 8.5 bil. yen in loans from Mycal failure. 172
Daiwa, Asahi banks to integrate management. 397
Dollar briefly drops below 117 yen in Tokyo morning deals. 274
Dollar climbs above 117 yen on BOJ intervention in Tokyo. 214
Dollar drifts lower despite fears of BOJ intervention. 195
Dollar higher on BOJ intervention in Tokyo. 416
Dollar hovers above 117.50 yen in early Tokyo deals. 198
Dollar jumps in Tokyo morning deals on BOJ intervention. 289
Dollar stays in upper 117 yen level in Tokyo. 128
Dollar stays weak in lower 117 yen level in early Tokyo deals. 211
Dollar steady against yen in early Tokyo trading. 203
Dollar steady against yen in Tokyo. 497
Dollar weakens vs yen in cautious Tokyo trading. 429
Dow falls to 3-year low on fears of terror impact. 310
Early abolition of withholding tax on stocks proposed. 340
Ehime Maru's new salvage schedule unaffected by attacks. 374
Eruption occurs on Iwojima Island. 293
Ex-Kanagawa policeman given 6-year prison term for theft. 159
Failed retailer Mycal to hold auctions to select sponsor. 186
FOCUS: Terror attacks portrayed as movie-like 'spectacle'. 701
Foreign investors turn net sellers for 1st time in 5 weeks. 178
Former Fukuoka firefighter sentenced to 8 years for arson. 108
FSA set to begin special inspections on banks soon. 419
Fuji TV to carry U.S. tribute to terror victims. 251
Global foreign direct investment up 18% in 2000. 229
Godo Steel, Tokyo Tekko agree on comprehensive steel tie-up. 206
Gov't backpedals on pledge to cut spending on special firms. 157
Gov't eyes privatizing administration of public corporations. 387
Gov't eyes subsidizing living expenses of jobless. 339
Gov't panel adopts priority reforms, focus on bad loans. 577
Gov't panel to call for 'special inspection' on banks by FSA. 394
Gov't to expand scope of rigorous mad cow examinations. 200
Gov't to hire 250,000 unemployed IT workers as 'IT leaders'. 250
Gov't unveils measures to assist growing number of jobless. 260
Greenspan confident in recovery of U.S. economy. 489
Hazama, Seibu Construction tie up to cooperate in 2 areas. 131
Health minister issues blood donation drive. 172
Hiroshima City cancels business mission to U.S. 86
Hot-spring hotel frequented by premiers to close. 254
Hyogo citizens file 1.3 bil. yen suit over dioxin pollution. 333
IHI, Kawasaki Heavy call off merger of shipbuilding operations. 330
ILO delegation meets senior members of Myanmar's NLD. 202
Itochu, Nissho Iwai to integrate steel processing in Indonesia. 130
JAL hijacker wife used N. Korea diplomat passport. 486
JAL hijacker's wife held upon return from N. Korea. 550
Japan casualty insurers to pay 20 bil. yen for terror attacks. 163
Japan firm displays anti-land mine machine in Nicaragua. 198
Japan gov't bond futures prices close lower Thurs. 137
Japan gov't bond futures prices fall ahead of bidding. 156
Japan gov't bond futures prices fall despite credit-easing. 135
Japan gov't bond futures prices higher on buybacks. 102
Japan gov't bond futures prices little changed Thurs. morning. 112
Japan gov't bond futures prices lower on profit-taking. 132
Japan gov't bond futures prices rise on monetary easing hopes. 122
Japan pledges $1 million for Macedonian refugees. 185
Japan revises down key economic index for July. 230
Japan team develops new 'superplastic' ceramic. 179
Japan trade surplus down 47% in Aug. 502
Japan's steel output falls 5.4% in Aug. 142
Japan, Mexico to start study on FTA next week. 186
Japanese editorial excerpts - GLOBAL CRISIS MUST BE AVERTED. 433
Japanese firms raise funds for victims of terrorist attacks. 121
Japanese freelance journalist reported missing in Russia. 340
Japanese gov't bond futures prices end higher on buybacks. 130
Japanese university give honorary degree to Thai princess. 145
Japanese, S. Korean handicapped music groups hold concert. 122
JCR affirms H.K.'s foreign currency rating, stable outlook. 256
JT launches legal challenge against EU tobacco directive. 332
Kobe Steel to cut 1,300 more jobs. 168
Kuroda's visit to Europe, U.S. still undetermined: MOF's Muto. 162
Kyoto man admits murdering 2 women he met by e-mail. 194
L.A. court to hear 1st slave labor case against Japanese firm. 209
Land prices in Japan down for 10th straight year. 576
LEAD: Dollar tumbles below 116 yen at one point in N.Y. 205
LEAD: Nikkei hits new 18-year low in morning trading. 525
Level-4 predawn quake hits eastern Japan. 204
Mad cow case in Japan unlikely to affect people: farm ministry. 325
Man gets reduced 15-year jail term over murder of 2 daughters. 218
Man shot dead in Tokyo's Ota Ward. 88
Many Japanese stay put in New York following attack. 524
Margin stock buying in Japan down for 5th week. 98
METI confirms attacks had little impact on Japanese industries. 293
METI's Hirose suggests export ban on more high-tech products. 139
Ministry to name 20 super English-language high schools. 122
Mitsubishi Electric to cut 1,000 more workers. 166
Mitsui Fudosan-led consortium awarded Roppongi lot. 187
Miyazaki gov't, Ripplewood to sign memo on tourism. 247
Miyazaki-designed animation museum to open Oct. 1. 158
Moody's downgrades ratings on Daiei. 127
Mother receives suspended term for fatal child abuse. 121
Murderer dies after hanging himself in prison. 303
Mycal gets nod from court to start rehabilitation work. 225
Mycal's Yamashita hopes to sell 100 outlets to one buyer. 172
N.Y. stocks continue to slid, Dow down 300. 145
Nagoya residents ask ward chief to reject AUM cultists. 197
Newly registered TB patients drop to 39,000 in 2000. 136
NHK accepts donations for victims of U.S. terrorist attacks. 94
NHK employee nabbed for allegedly paying 15-yr-old for sex. 204
Nikkei briefly retakes 10,000 on BOJ's rate cut. 237
Nikkei closes sharply higher, briefly above 10,000. 599
Nikkei dives below 9,500 as Tokyo stocks plummet. 137
Nikkei dives in morning. 397
Nikkei jumps above 10,000 Wed. morning on BOJ rate cut. 486
Nikkei stock index tumbles below 10,000 in early trading. 194
Nikkei trims early gains on bomb threat reports. 615
No. of Japan's manufacturers decrease in 2000 for 9th year. 206
NPA pledges crackdown of juvenile crimes. 486
OECD says Japan's 2nd-qtr. GDP fell 0.7% on year. 152
Opinions divided on Japan support for U.S. retaliation. 125
Planned postal firm urged to adopt merit-based pay system. 194
Prince Tomohito of Mikasa cancels visit to Turkey. 125
Princess Sayako likely to cancel trip to Uruguay, Honduras. 203
Private schools got over 300 bil. yen from gov't in FY 2000. 195
Realtor gets 15 years for killing woman in land dispute. 159
Ripplewood completes Seagaia acquisition. 188
Ruling overturned, man ruled not guilty over murder of mother. 305
S&P affirms NEC's 'A-3' rating citing strength in tough market. 105
S&P downgrades rating on Mycal. 95
S&P lowers debt-rating outlook on JAL to stable. 151
S&P may cut ratings on 7 Japanese banks. 179
S&P places 5 Japanese insurers on negative credit watch. 173
S&P revises Komatsu's long-term credit outlook to negative. 159
S&P says attacks on U.S. may pressure Asian insurers, banks. 336
Safety net devised for laid-off construction workers. 270
Scandal-hit Koso to step down before extra Diet session. 242
Sekisui Chemical downgrades earnings forecast. 217
Shimadzu to cut more than 10% of its workforce. 266
Shizuoka court gives couple jail terms over death of boy. 192
SMAP member Inagaki spared indictment over parking. 300
Snow Brand to sell large part of stake in subsidiary. 104
Some Tokushima, Hiroshima schools ban beef from lunches. 273
Taisho, Tanabe drugmakers to merge next April. 338
Terrorism to slow Japan's FY 2002 GDP growth by 0.7%. 213
Terrorist attack in U.S. won't cripple insurance industry: S&P. 215
Tokyo Shogin execs shredded papers before collapse: sources. 217
Tokyo stocks close lower despite gains in banks. 468
Tokyo stocks close lower on concerns over U.S. economy. 668
Tokyo stocks lower Thurs. morning on Wall Street fall. 390
Tokyo stocks open higher on BOJ discount rate cut. 203
Tokyo stocks open sharply lower on Wall Street fall. 182
Tokyo stocks open sharply lower on Wall Street tumble. 179
Top court upholds death sentence on Aichi murderer. 170
Toto, Matsushita to tie up in housing and building markets. 112
Toyo Communication, Glory tie up on ticket vending machines. 101
TSE cancels NRI's listing in wake of terrorism. 107
TSE head 'extremely touched' by NYSE reopening ceremony. 249
TSE probing possible bin Laden stock deals in Japan. 198
TSE to become private firm Nov. 1, Toyota's Okuda among execs. 231
TV programs, movies canceled, postponed after attacks in U.S. 364
Typhoon Vipa nearing eastern Japan. 221
Typhoon Vipa unlikely to hit Kanto. 270
Typhoon Vipa, 17th of season, forms southeast of Japan. 107
U. S. stocks continue to drop, Dow off 179 points. 115
U.S. allows detention of alien suspects indefinitely. 170
U.S. Embassy to close trade center in Tokyo on Fri. 99
U.S. stocks fall for 3rd straight day. 141
U.S. stocks struggle, Down still below 9,000. 258
U.S. wants action not talk from Taliban. 645
Value of cross-held shares at record low at end-March: report. 180
Vodafone, JR East in talks on TOB of Japan Telecom. 125
Volunteers open public Internet site for missing Japanese. 107
Waive loans only for firms able to remove debts in 3 yrs: panel. 317
Wal-Mart may buy failed supermarket chain operator Mycal. 147
Walt Disney postpones comedy flick on CIA after U.S. attacks. 80
Withholding tax on stocks to be abolished sooner. 352
Woman gets 3 yrs in jail for snatching baby in Tottori. 267
Yanagisawa against RCC getting public funds to cover losses. 160
Yokohama doctors fined for operating on wrong patients. 322
Yokohama man ruled not guilty in father's murder. 421
Youth turn to friends more than parents, teachers. 447

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