Man throws 1 mil. yen cash from Nagoya tower

NAGOYA, Japan - Photo shows part of U.S. dollar bills which a 26-year-old unemployed man from the city of Gifu, central Japan, threw from the observatory of Nagoya TV Tower on Dec. 23. Police said the man threw at least 1 million yen worth of U.S. dollar bills and old Japanese banknotes ''to pass on may gains from stock investments'' to the public. (Kyodo)

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