Miyazaki assembly OKs governor's resignation

Miyazaki assembly OKs governor's resignation

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Miyazaki Deputy Gov. Kayoko Saka (C) is seated at a plenary session of the prefectural assembly called on Dec. 4 to approve the resignation of Miyazaki Gov. Tadahiro Ando in connection with a bid-rigging scandal.

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