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• U.S. missile frigate Gary returns to Yokosuka port
• Table of FY 2002 budget approved by cabinet
• Tanaka to visit Europe in Jan., Okinawa this weekend
• Japan to host farm ministerial meeting Jan. 25-27 in Kyoto
• Unidentified ship used Soviet-made rockets
• Ex-Russian President Yeltsin to visit Japan next year: report
• Koizumi calls for early decision on election reform
• Japan disappointed at N. Korea's 'terrorism' remark
• Japan Coast Guard asks ship owners to review security measures
• Japan rejects N. Korea's blast over sunken ship incident
• Japanese editorial excerpts - NO PUBLIC FAITH IN KOIZUMI REFORMS
• Koizumi calls 2001 year of all-out efforts
• Japan performs autopsies on 2 bodies from mystery ship
• Foreign Ministry's secret funds slashed 40%
• Highlights of FY 2002 budget
• Farm vice minister Kumazawa to resign over mad cow
• Education panel proposes dismissed teachers surrender licenses
• Myanmar seizes 1,200 kg of ephedrine powder near China border
• Takenaka to visit U.S., Britain for economic talks in Jan
• Japan monitored communication between ship, N. Korea: report
• 98% of emails to Coast Guard supportive of gunbattle
• Kumazawa declines to comment on his retirement
• Japan to propose comprehensive economic panel to China
• Sakaguchi to visit Germany to observe work sharing
• LDP to set up task force to study work-sharing
• Mystery vessel likely multipurpose N. Korean spy ship: agency
• Cabinet OKs record-high defense budget in FY 2002
• 'Zaito' program cut by 17 % in FY 2002 budget
• Tokyo tax panel calls for levying tax on automakers
• Japan to decontrol remittances to Afghanistan
• DPJ leader Hatoyama leaves for Pakistan, Afghanistan
• Fukuda approves privatization of postal body in 2005
• Japanese editorial excerpts - ANOTHER SECURITY REMINDER FOR JAPAN
• Japanese envoy Yanai interprets 'show the flag' remarks
• Gov't opts for plan to build airport on Okinawa reef
• Koizumi hints cabinet reshuffle after April possible
• Okinawa sets up peace prize before reversion anniv
• Evaluation of noted cabinet ministers by Kyodo reporters
• Kabul wants Japan's help for reconstruction of Buddha statues
• Dollar's topside to be 135 yen, says METI's Hiranuma
• Panel scraps targets for reducing public works projects
• Waddle tells magazine he thought U.S. Navy would protect him
• Tanaka cautious about Japan visit by Taiwan's Lee
• Latest balance of political strength in Diet
• Koizumi to speak on more candid ties between Japan and ASEAN
• Mass smuggling of people into Japan shot up in 2001
• Gov't, ex-leprosy patients agree on settlement
• Koizumi to give Asia policy speech on Jan. 14 in Singapore
• Mayor gets suspended term for selling city employee's post
• Tanaka promises utmost efforts on Okinawa issues
• Koizumi tops Kyodo's 10 biggest domestic stories
• Decision-making process in drafting budget more open: Takenaka
• Japan's gov't debt hits record high of 565.56 tril. yen
• Tanaka rejects bureaucrats' nominee for OECD posting
• Koizumi, S. Korean lawmakers reaffirm World Cup cooperation
• Cambodia ends full-scale military demobilization for 2001
• State must pay health allowances to S. Korean survivor
• Japan's wholesale, retail sales fall 5.0% in Nov
• China says Tanaka's remarks show its stance gets int'l support
• Coast guard recovers more than 100 pieces from sunken ship
• Yanagisawa backs Koizumi's remark on bailing out banks
• OPEC members agree to cut combined output by 1.5 mil. bpd
• Ruling, opposition camps eye more 'question-time' sessions
• Koizumi calls for review of suspected spy ship incident
• Settlement on leprosy suit likely be reached Tues
• Agency corrects time of recognizing ship as suspicious
• Education ministry to set up study panel on demining
• Japan, S. Korea to resume fishery talks in Seoul
• Coast guard to autopsy 2 bodies from suspected sunken spy ship
• Koizumi to pursue both job-creation steps and reforms
• LDP lawmaker recommends Koizumi revise BOJ law
• Koizumi willing to inject more public funds into banks
• Japan hands in U.N. report on antiterrorism efforts
• Gov't to maintain dismal economic assessment in Jan. report
• Political parties split in assessments of FY 2002 budget
• U.S joint chiefs chairman to visit Japan, S. Korea in March
• Japanese editorial excerpts - VERIFY LEGITIMACY OF ACTIONS IN SINKING OF SUSPICIOUS SHIP
• Another unidentified ship may be Japanese fishing boat
• China reiterates concern over Japan's use of force
• Gov't announces acceptance of leprosy suit settlement

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