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Major news items in leading Japanese newspapers [Xinhua News Agency]
(03 Sep 2008 20:44:00 EDT)
The following are major news items in leading Japanese newspapers on Thursday: The Daily Yomiuri: -- An increasing number of Liberal Democratic Party local chapters are opting for preliminary ballots by rank-and-file party members to determine who their respective representatives will vote for to replace outgoing Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda as LDP president. The Japan Times.
Major news items in leading Japanese newspapers [Xinhua News Agency]
(02 Sep 2008 21:24:00 EDT)
The following are major news items in leading Japanese newspapers on Wednesday: The Daily Yomiuri: -- The Liberal Democratic Party decided Tuesday to hold a presidential election on Sept. 22 to choose the successor to Yasuo Fukuda, who abruptly announced his resignation as prime minister Monday night. The Japan Times.
Major news items in leading Japanese newspapers [Xinhua News Agency]
(27 Aug 2008 20:37:00 EDT)
The following are major news items in leading Japanese newspapers on Thursday: The Daily Yomiuri: -- The body of Japanese aid worker Kazuya Ito, kidnapped in Afghanistan Tuesday, was found Wednesday in a mountainous region of eastern Afghanistan.