TOKYO -- Tokyo hopes to reach a solution with Washington soon in the case of former U.S. soldier Charles Jenkins, Japan's foreign minister said Sunday, amid reports a plea-bargain was in the works. Jenkins, who is undergoing tests at a Tokyo hospital, is wanted by the Army for allegedly abandoning his South Korean post in 1965 and defecting to North Korea. Legally the United States can take custody of Jenkins in Japan, but Washington has refrained from doing so, citing concerns about his health. "Between the United States and Japan, there is no problem which cannot be resolved through dialogue,"...