(2)Senior welfare vice minister fails to pay pension premiums

TOKYO, Japan - Health, Labor and Welfare Senior Vice Minister Eisuke Mori speaks at a news conference May 13 after admitting to have tailed to pay mandatory national pension premiums in the past. Mori said he would not resign, calling it a ''personal problem.''

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