Ex-N.Z. premier Lange dies

Ex-N.Z. premier Lange dies

TOKYO, Japan - File photo taken in August 1995 shows former New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange who died of kidney failure on Aug. 13 in Auckland. He was known as architect of the nation's antinuclear policy that soured ties with the United States.

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