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Articles in Dec 14, 1998 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• Princess Masako turns 35, ponders role of young royals
• Hayashi's lawyers want no attempt at forced confession
• Extra stimulus budget passes upper house panel
• 16 pc support LDP-LP coalition: Mainichi survey
• Cabinet Secretariat to be reorganized into 3 offices
• Tokyo ceremony marks human rights declaration anniversary
• Japan-based troupe to perform in S. Korea next spring
• 'Amakudari' to public corporations rampant
• Senior LDP official wants cabinet reshuffle limited
• Nonaka praises Ota, regrets lack of discussions
• New governor wants Okinawa to host G-8 summit in 2000
• Justice Ministry panel eyes major juvenile law revision
• Obuchi pledges efforts to settle isles row
• Colonels involved in hiding documents: defense chief
• Obuchi cabinet support rate up 4 points to 29 pc
• Crowd of 2,000 pays tribute to Hashimoto's mother
• Defense Agency plans to stop US-1A seaplane development
• Overseas Japanese to be able to cast ballots from 2000
• Russia conducted subcritical nuclear test Tues
• Japan pledges 102.3 bil. yen aid to Vietnam
• Japan to open representative office in Latvia
• Russia to use satellites to track fishing boats in 1999
• Defense chief admits uniformed officers aided cover-up
• LDP, LP agree to raise share of gov't funds in pension
• Ota still determined to see U.S. bases reduced
• Hashimoto-vowed tax cut included in 4 tril. yen: Obuchi
• Ministry to combine 2 bureaus to create Japanese FDA
• Ozawa raps gov't interpretation of Constitution
• Mori to replace Mitsuzuka as faction leader
• Japan okays extra aid for Cambodia refugees
• High-powered posts to be created in Cabinet Office
• Ex-professor admits taking bribes, freed on bail
• Lawmaker Nakajima to be indicted over 1996 election
• Firms see labor shortages halved in 1st half of 1998
• U.N. marks 50th year of human rights declaration
• Obuchi may offer cabinet post to Ozawa
• Obuchi hints at raising consumption tax for welfare
• DPJ submits resolution seeking Nakajima's resignation
• Japan, Russia to boost talks on territory row
• Gov't report advocates people-oriented reform
• Chemical weapons inspectors visit AUM site
• Japan vows 3.5 mil. dlr refugee aid for Afghanistan
• LDP favors establishing nursing care system on schedule
• Protesters unchain themselves from Japan whaling ships
• Number of pending problems awaits new Okinawa governor
• Obuchi pledges 10 bil. yen for Okinawa development
• Police search radicals for disruption at Jiang's speech
• Income tax cuts to start in April: Miyazawa
• Lawmaker Nakajima indicted over vote buying
• Miyazawa favors taxing companies on consolidated basis
• Mori inherits 61-member faction from Mitsuzuka
• EPA paints another grim picture of Japanese economy
• New LDP group demands large-scale reshuffle