Right-winger drives minibus into Osaka building

OSAKA, Japan - A minibus slammed by a rightwing activist into a building in central Osaka on Nov. 8 bears the slogan, ''Japan, too, must arm itself with nuclear weapons.'' Police said no one appears to have been hurt in the incident.

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