Osaka gov't to punish 163 over slush-fund scandals

Osaka gov't to punish 163 over slush-fund scandals

OSAKA, Japan - Osaka Governor Fusae Ota bows in apology during a press conference at the Osaka prefectural government office in Osaka on Feb. 20. The prefectural government announced the punishment of 163 officials in connection with slush funds, dismissing three in disgrace for embezzling public money and withholding Ota's pay for one month. (Kyodo)

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