Ex-lawmaker Sato dies

Ex-lawmaker Sato dies

TOKYO, Japan - Former House of Representatives member Koko Sato (C) is transported to the Tokyo Detention House in August 1976 after being arrested over a high-profile bribery scandal involving Lockheed Corp. Sato died of biliary cancer on May 18, 2011, at the age of 83. (Kyodo)

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