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U.S. sailor held, says he didn’t kill driver
A U.S. sailor sought in connection with the slaying of a taxi driver in Yokosuka was taken into U.S. Navy custody early Saturday. The serviceman, who had gone on unauthorized leave before the crime, denied involvement in the crime last Wednesday night, sources said.
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