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• Kono pledges 10.3 mil. dlr aid to Kosovo
• Man gets fresh warrant for allegedly concealing drug proceeds
• Jeans shoplifting case sent to prosecutors
• Defense Agency office to move to Ichigaya from Roppongi
• Faction opposes age limit for LDP candidates
• Police to arrest Niigata man over 9-year confinement of girl
• Gov't, Okinawa leaders to start development talks Feb. 10
• Japan to provide 5,991 mil. yen to Ghana for reforms
• Confab seeking ways to tackle illegal firearms trade
• Japan to send CTBT missions to Egypt, Algeria, China
• Kono envisions general election before G-8 summit
• Firefighting measures to be implemented for G-8 summit
• Lebanese top prosecutor compiles report on Red Army terrorists
• Miyazawa hopes for long-term fiscal reform
• Hatoyama says compromise must come from ruling bloc
• Public support for Obuchi's cabinet drops to 39%: paper
• Polish foreign minister to visit Japan from Sunday
• New quotas per region for lower house seats
• Polish foreign minister to visit Japan from Sun
• Security officers, police inspect AUM facilities
• 2 Kyoto cops 'leaked records upon request of ex-superior'
• Diet enacts bill trimming 20 lower house seats
• Japan takes wait-and-see attitude toward new Austrian gov't
• AUM pays 25 mil. yen in compensation for victims
• Gov't eyes emergency measures to prevent future bank turmoil
• Ex-Kanagawa cop given suspended term over drug use
• Ministry to tackle child abuse, adolescent problems
• Police raid 6 AUM facilities in connection with abduction
• Security officers, police inspect AUM premises
• U.N. administrator in Kosovo hoping for elections in fall
• Security officers to inspect AUM premises Fri
• Ruling parties agree to work to normalize Diet sessions
• Obuchi urges opposition bloc to end Diet boycott
• 20-seat Diet cut means 1.3 bil. yen saving for taxpayers
• Bomb scare forces evacuation in Okinawa
• Gov't to form neutral budget for FY 2001, Miyazawa says
• Gov't presents framework of 401 pension plan to LDP
• Obuchi criticizes opposition boycott
• Security agency, police differ over raids on AUM
• Ota takes lead in campaign for Osaka gubernatorial election
• Five NGOs appeal to G-8 ministers' meeting on environment
• UNCTAD can heal trade row between rich and poor nations
• Ruling parties hold budget panel session without opposition
• Hiroshima, Nagasaki protest U.S. subcritical nuclear test
• Public security panel approves AUM surveillance
• Diet continues sessions without opposition bloc
• Ruling, opposition camps lock horns over election
• Obuchi places 16th of postwar premiers in length in office
• Sunday's Osaka, Kyoto races expected to influence Diet