Sata's support group suspected of falsely reporting funds

Sata's support group suspected of falsely reporting funds

TOKYO, Japan - Administrative reform minister Genichiro Sata meets the press in Tokyo on Dec. 26. A defunct support group for him is suspected of submitting false political fund reports to the government claiming nearly 80 million yen for office maintenance expenses from 1990 to 2000 even though the office did not exist.

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