Recovery seen in all regions in Oct.-Dec. for 5th straight qtr

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Koji Omi (R) addresses a meeting of the ministry's regional bureau chiefs in Tokyo on Jan. 22. The ministry said the same day that all of its 11 regional bureaus reported a recovery trend in local economies in the October-December period for the fifth straight quarter. (Kyodo)

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