(1)Japan, U.S. fail to narrow gaps on U.S. beef import ban

TOKYO, Japan - J.B. Penn, chief delegate for the U.S. team, speaks to reporters at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo on Jan. 23 after a one-day inconclusive Japan-U.S. talks on whether to lift Tokyo's import ban on U.S. beef. Penn described the meeting as ''meaningful and productive'' but acknowledged no new proposals were put forward from either side. (Kyodo)

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