(1)Abduction still top issue as Japan-N. Korea talks go on

(1)Abduction still top issue as Japan-N. Korea talks go on

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Japanese (L) and North Korean negotiators begin their second and last day of normalization talks at a Kuala Lumpur hotel on Oct. 30 after having failed to make headway the previous day on the contentious issues of abductions of Japanese nationals and the North's nuclear weapons program.

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