Government remorseful for war acts

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Japan issued a declaration on Jun 6, 1995, expressing remorse for the acts of aggression it committed during World War II. However, it did not issue a full apology. Premier Tomiichi Murayama was the main backer of the resolution, but many members of the Liberal Democratic Party opposed it.

Japan, Political activity, International relations, Aggression (International law), Tomiichi, Murayama

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Simitis government takes office

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The ruling Panhellenic Socialist Movement selected Simitis to replace the ailing Premier Andreas Papandreou, and Simitis took office on Jan 22, 1996. In a speech before the Greek parliament, he vowed to curb inflation, reduce the deficit and improve relations with the US.

Greece, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Biography, Cabinet officers, Cabinet officials, Simitis, Costas

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Government issues dietary guidelines

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The Health and Human Services and Agriculture Departments issued new dietary guidelines on Jan 2, 1996. The guidelines touted the benefits of a vegetarian diet and moderate alcohol consumption. They also recommended regular exercise and a low-fat diet.

Health aspects, Nutrition, Vegetarianism, Diet, Diet in disease, Nutritional requirements, Nutrition policy

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