Tanaka denies allegations of misusing aides' pay

Tanaka denies allegations of misusing aides' pay

TOKYO, Japan - Former Foreign Minister Makiko Tanaka is surrounded by members of the media as she comes out of a House of Representatives plenary session April 5. She categorically denied allegations that she misused state-paid salaries of two of her secretaries.

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