'News 23' anchorman Chikushi dies of cancer at 73

TOKYO, Japan - This file photo taken in August 2006 shows Japanese journalist Tetsuya Chikushi, former anchorman of the TBS news program ''News 23.'' Chikushi died Nov. 7 of lung cancer at a Tokyo hospital, Tokyo Broadcasting System Inc. said. He was 73.

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