Cartoonist Kojima dies at 71

Cartoonist Kojima dies at 71

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken in July 1982 shows popular cartoonist Goseki Kojima, known for his ''Kozure-Okami'' series, who died Jan. 5 of an abdominal aortic rupture, aged 71.

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