Majority backs air conditioners for schools in local referendum

Majority backs air conditioners for schools in local referendum

Masato Fujimoto, mayor of Tokorozawa, near Tokyo, attends a press conference at the municipal office on Feb. 16, 2015, after a referendum showed a majority voted in favor of installing air conditioners in classrooms near an air base. Fujimoto, who has been against having air conditioners in the classrooms, said he will respond to the issue carefully. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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