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EDITORIAL BURN-READY LACK OF FEDERAL SUPPORT COULD MAKE THIS FIRE SEASON EVEN...
Newspaper article from: Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) ...much worse. ``It's been hot and dry early this year...gearing up for what could be a long, difficult season,'' state Fire Chief Jim Wright said last week upon declaring...what's sure to come this summer and fall. It's not just...
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Newspaper article from: Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) ...much worse. "It's been hot and dry early this year...gearing up for what could be a long, difficult season," state Fire Chief Jim Wright said last week upon declaring...what's sure to come this summer and fall. It's not just...
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