(1)Couple abducted by N. Korea register marriage

OBAMA, Japan - Yasushi Chimura (L) and Fukie Hamamoto (2nd from L), a Japanese couple abducted to North Korea in 1978, register their marriage Oct. 23 with the government of Obama, Fukui Prefecture, their hometown. They also registered the births of their North Korean-born daughter, 21, and two sons, 18 and 15, who did not accompany them to Japan. (Pool photo) (Kyodo)

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