Billionaire Nakajima Fined for Japanese Tax Evasion
Kenichi Nakajima, once Japan's richest man, was fined 210 million dollars for unreported income linked to a 1988 Heiwa Corp. stock listing. Tax officials say 403 million dollars was owed, tied to an illegal no interest loan to a Heiwa affiliate. Fortune named him Japan's wealthiest three years ago.
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Reformers push changes in military justice system
Williams' attorney Rod Powell urges reform citing long holds on appeal and wasted taxpayer money. He notes civilian bonds and quicker appeals could better align military justice with civilian standards, while opponents warn critical speed and wartime needs justify current practices.
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Democrats seek limit on House late night speeches
Democrats propose curbing long after hours special order speeches televised on C-SPAN as Republicans protest. Speaker Foley backs limits while Minority Leader Michel denounces the move as suppressing the minority. The rule dispute follows a rise in late night speeches since 1979 and notable attacks on Bill Clinton by Dornan Cunningham Hunter Johnson.
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Germany weighs new steps against right wing extremism
Berlin reports indicate attacks against foreigners persist in six cities with no fatalities as Germany considers emergency measures. Interior Minister Sollers proposes an interagency coordinating committee to enhance enforcement amid international pressure following recent violence.
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