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- 10/25/07: Calif. Fire Hopes Rise as Santa Ana Winds Begin To Subside. "As
fierce Santa Ana winds finally began to subside, firefighters reached a turning
point Wednesday in their desperate four-day battle against Southern California's
wildfires. Although several large fires remained largely untamed and several
communities threatened, the worst days of a terrible siege appeared to be over.
The toll by day's end: 695 square miles burned and 1,609 homes destroyed, with
damage estimated by the state Department of Insurance at more than $1 billion."
Louis Sahagun, Hector Becerra, and Mitchell Landsberg report the Los Angeles
Times lead-all Oct. 25, 2007.
- 10/25/07: As Fires Continue To Burn, Residents See Signs of Progress. San Diego
Union-Tribune.
- 10/25/07: Calif. Firefighters Get Their Chance. Washington Post.
- 10/25/07: Two Bodies Found in San Diego Home. CNN.
- 10/24/07: 1,155 Homes — and Counting. Los Angeles Times.
- 10/23/07: Fire Damage Severe, But Worst May Be Over. San Diego Union-Tribune.
- 10/24/07. Fires Foul Up the Air, Travel Plans and Tourist Attractions. Seattle Times.
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