Oshima comments on magazine report on secretary

Oshima comments on magazine report on secretary

TOKYO, Japan - Farm minister Tadamori Oshima responds to questions from reporters at the prime minister's office Oct. 17 following a report in a weekly magazine that his secretary received some 60 million yen from contractors and real estate brokers in return for helping secure public works projects for them.

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