Michi Takehisa dies

Michi Takehisa dies

TOKYO, Japan - Michi Takehisa (in this 1986 file photo), who made headlines in the early 1980s as one of the key persons involved in a series of scandals that hit major department store Mitsukoshi Ltd., died on July 24. She was 79.

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