Aomori assembly OKs motion demanding governor's ouster

Aomori assembly OKs motion demanding governor's ouster

AOMORI, Japan - Aomori Gov. Morio Kimura speaks at a press conference at the Aomori prefectural government office in the city of Aomori on March 7 after the prefectural assembly passed a nonbinding motion demanding Kimura resign from office for causing turmoil over an alleged extramarital affair.

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