Strong 7.3 quake devastates southern Japan injuring dozens
A magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck southern Japan early Saturday, killing at least 13 and injuring hundreds. Reports say fires, power outages, collapsed bridges, dam fears, and a tsunami advisory later lifted. NHK cited 760 hospitalizations and thousands needing aid as authorities planned extra troops and medics. The quake centered near Kumamoto at a shallow 6 mile depth with aftershocks continuing.
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Iowa lawmakers edge toward end of 2016 session
Iowa legislators expect to adjourn next week after 15th week in Des Moines. House and Senate leaders say budget bills must pass and lingering issues like water quality and fireworks remain under debate. Tuesday marks the 100th day with finalizing a 7.35 billion dollar fiscal plan and expansion of cannabis access on the schedule.
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