Tanaka offers apologies

TOKYO, Japan - Foreign Minister Makiko Tanaka offers her apologies at a session of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee over trying to restrict Diet questioning by a political foe. Later the chairman of the committee, Ryuichi Doi, criticized Tanaka for what he called her insincere apologies.

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