(2)Chief Cabinet Sec'y Fukuda to resign over pension scandal

(2)Chief Cabinet Sec'y Fukuda to resign over pension scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Liberal Democratic Party Secretary General Shinzo Abe fields questions from reporters at the prime minister's office in Tokyo on May 7 after Chief Cabinet Secretary Yasuo Fukuda said he will step down to take the blame for having caused public distrust over his failure to pay into the national pension plan. (Kyodo)

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