Staff writer
OSAKA -- City officials here announced Sept. 10 that an environmental survey for the proposed site of Universal Studios Japan shows excessive levels of lead, chrome, arsenic and selenium.
The theme park, due to open in 2001 on reclaimed land in Osaka Bay, now faces an uncertain future.
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