Nishimatsu Construction head to resign

Nishimatsu Construction head to resign

TOKYO, Japan - Nishimatsu Construction Co. President Tadashi Ishibashi, who will step down over a political fund scandal involving the top secretary to opposition Democratic Party of Japan leader Ichiro Ozawa, apologizes for the scandal at a news conference in Tokyo on May 15.

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