DPJ leader Ozawa's treasurer arrested over illegal donations

DPJ leader Ozawa's treasurer arrested over illegal donations

SAPPORO, Japan - This photo taken in October 2003 shows Ichiro Ozawa (R), who currently heads the main opposition Democratic Party of Japan, and Takanori Okubo, a key treasurer of Ozawa's political fund management body, on a stumping stop in Ozawa's home prefecture of Iwate. Okubo was arrested March 3 over his alleged involvement in illegal corporate donations to the body by scandal-tainted Nishimatsu Construction Co. (Kyodo)

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