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Kansai Independent League looking to become a non-profit organization

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Kansai Independent League looking to become a non-profit organization
On 2010-7-6 Gen wrote:
Seems the Kansai Independent League is looking to become an NPO in order to help cut costs and keep the league going. Earlier today, reps from the four team met for a meeting and officially decided to begin preparations for the change.


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