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• Sports schedule in Japan for Wednesday, Feb. 6
• Precious metal spot quotations
• Nidec to set up subsidiary in China to make spindle motors
• Kyodo news summary
• Domestic PC shipments in 2001 fall for 1st time in 3 years
• Early conclusion of A-bomb survivor trial sparks anger
• IMF sees moderate economic recovery for H.K
• LEAD: Bush proposes record-high $2.13 trillion budget
• Japanese editorial excerpts - MR. BUSH'S BATTLES
• Shiokawa says G-7 likely to urge Japan to quickly fix economy
• Japanese evening newspaper headlines
• Town, residents clash over dismantling historic Shiga school
• 2 children of civilian workers at U.S. base held over robbery
• 200 to mark 1st anniversary of Ehime Maru sinking in Honolulu
• Takenaka hopes BOJ to have 'flexible, bold' policy talks
• Gov't ready to take measures to deal with stock fall
• Maoist rebels kill 16 policemen in Nepal
• Seibu eyeing Taiwanese pitcher Chang
• Interbank dlr quotations
• Death toll in Indonesia floods, landslides reaches 116: paper
• Japan welcomes Arafat's article in New York Times
• Japan ranks 62nd on environmental sustainability: survey
• CORRECTED FOCUS: Japan fails to wipe out pessimism among…
• Kawaguchi says Ivanov agreed on 2-track talks on isle row
• Snow Brand Milk share price falls briefly below 100 yen
• Yield on 10-year gov't bond closes at 1-year high
• Chinese from Japan make landmark sightseeing visit to Taiwan
• Foreign Ministry official questions Bush's 'evil' remarks
• LEAD: Japan formally welcomed to Olympic athletes village
• Kyodo news summary -10-
• Japanese gov't note, bond futures prices
• Taiwan man loses appeal over health insurance exclusion
• Record number of species found in threatened Indonesian forest
• CORRECTED: Japan, U.S. to jointly study devices for…
• Observers decry unequal media access in Cambodia elections
• UNHCR head sees large role for Japanese NGOs in Afghan aid
• Koizumi praises U.S. salvage of Ehime Maru
• CORRECTED: Pro-whaling group sends questionnaire to…
• Gov't to adopt long-term policy on economic reform by June
• Floods, landslides in Indonesia's East Java kill 29: paper
• H.K. kills more chickens after bird flu scare
• Used musical instruments sent to Nicaragua by Akita volunteer
• FOCUS: Japan fails to wipe out pessimism among global leaders
• Wife of alleged Japanese embezzler to testify in Chile: paper
• Koizumi, Sakaguchi agree to raise medical fees to 30%
• Gov't forms team to probe Papuan leader's murder
• Cult leader gets 15-year prison term for murder
• Japan not yet in critical stage, trade minister says
• Gov't ready to make measures to deal with stock fall
• Fighting in eastern Afghanistan under control: Qanuni
• Indonesia reopens Aceh military command
• 2ND LD: Cambodian freighter missing off Japan since Jan. 26
• Kyodo economic news summary
• Quake-hit Japanese colonial era railway station reopened
• ADVISORY - KWS New York desk
• ADVISORY - Start of KWS news cycle for Feb. 5
• Advisory - Correction
• Japanese airlines call on public to fly abroad more
• Prosecutors not to appeal ruling in Niigata confinement case
• China opens cross-strait body's branch in Macao
• Snow Brand Milk in talks to explore capital infusions
• Bond issuance in FY 2005 could soar to 42 tril. yen
• 75% say impossible for Snow Brand to regain trust
• Dollar moves just above 132 yen line in early Tokyo trading
• Key Nikkei stock index closes at 18-year low
• Inflation, lower yen solutions to Japan economic woes
• Hearings conclude on forced labor suit at Hiroshima court
• Sri Lanka navy arrests people smugglers
• Kyodo sports news summary
• Macao awards 3 new gambling licenses
• Business leaders from Japan, H.K. call for stronger ties
• Japanese morning newspaper headlines
• Cabinet's support rate nose-dives over Tanaka departure
• Academic urges Japan to deregulate mobile Internet services
• Sinanen, Mitsuuroko, Mitsuwa to tie up in LP gas distribution
• Advisory - Correction
• Tomizawa to become Mitsubishi Chemical's next president
• Margin stock buying in Japan up for 4th consecutive week
• World Trade Center debris shipments worry environmentalists
• Kim seeks inter-Korean dialogue to ease tensions

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