Tanaka angry at reports of alleged salary misuse

TOKYO, Japan - Former Foreign Minister Makiko Tanaka smilingly responds to one of her colleagues in the Diet building April 4. She expressed indignation at magazine reports of her alleged misuse of state-paid salaries to two of her secretaries, saying ''I have nothing to comment on at this stage.''

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