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Credit Pacific Service Union A huge fire in the tinder-dry forests of eastern Arizona raced through a hastily abandoned town yesterday, chasing firefighters off the line and prompting an evacuation warning for thousands of nearby residents. "This is a monster," said Jim Paxon, a U.S. Forest Service fire information officer.

Chediski, the worse wildfire in the history of Arizona, took over three weeks to contain. The fire charred over 469, 000 acres on Arizona's Mogollon Rim, Lakeside and forced more than 30, 000 people to evacuate their homes.

Credit First Service Union The fire roared through the community of Pinedale, but the extent of the damage wasn't immediately known. Virtually all 390 residents had fled a day earlier and fire crews had pulled back because it was too dangerous.

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Card Credit Discover Service The so-called Rodeo fire has charred 60,000 acres since it began Tuesday about 110 miles northeast of Phoenix and it was nowhere close to being contained. It has forced more than 4,000 people to flee their homes in Pinedale, Linden and Clay Springs.

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Credit Public Service Union Another 13,900 residents in the region were put on alert that they might have to leave on an hour's notice because of the Rodeo fire and a second blaze that began nearby yesterday. Fire information officer Dorman McGann said the new, 150-acre fire was started by a woman lost in the woods, but other details were not immediately provided.

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Card Credit Processing Service Marilyn Price, the fire chief in Linden, said her department had to pull crews out of Pinedale because the Rodeo fire was "so fast and so hot."

Center Credit Service Union At an evacuation center 60 miles away, Pinedale residents wept as they were told the bad news. Also sobbing was Lana Rexroat, a mother of four who is expecting another child in six weeks, after learning the blaze was within three miles of her home in Clay Springs.

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Credit Security Service Union Authorities warned more than 11,000 people in the Show Low area west of Pinedale and nearly 3,000 in two communities east of Pinedale to be ready to flee.

Credit Report Service The Rodeo fire was one of 19 major blazes burning across the nation yesterday, according to the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho. Wildfires have scorched 1.84 million acres so far this year -- far ahead of the 10-year average of 888,000 acres.

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Credit Federal Service Union Crews near Durango, Colo., tried to protect a trio of communications towers from a 54,000-acre fire that jumped containment lines Wednesday to threaten 400 more homes; it has already destroyed 33. A blaze 70 miles away grew to 6,000 acres yesterday and had destroyed eight homes near the community of South Fork.

Credit Monitoring Service In Arizona, authorities said they didn't know how the Rodeo fire started but noted that without lightning in the area it had to be caused by man. More than 200 firefighters were frantically trying to contain the fire's eastern and western flanks, but crews were kept away from the northern edge because of the danger.

Credit Division Service Evacuees were directed to school gymnasiums in Springerville and Eagar, both an hour's drive east of the fire.

Card Credit Online Service "It makes me a little nervous to know it's coming and there's nothing we can do about it," said Show Low resident Ben Butler, who stayed up all night with his wife preparing to flee.

Consumer Counseling Credit Inc Meanwhile, in Denver yesterday, U.S. Forest Service employee Terry Barton pleaded not guilty to charges she set the biggest wildfire in Colorado history.

Card Credit Fleet Service Barton, 38, was dry-eyed as she entered the plea. But after a hearing got under way in Denver on whether to allow her release on bail, she wiped away tears and reached for a tissue as witnesses described discovering the fire.

Card Consolidation Credit A federal grand jury Wednesday charged the 18-year Forest Service veteran with setting fire to timber in a national forest, damaging federal property, injuring a firefighter and using fire to commit a felony.

Credit Free Online Report The indictment came after prosecutors expressed doubt about Barton's story that she accidentally started the fire while burning a letter from her estranged husband. Investigators contend the fire was staged to look like an escaped campfire.

Credit Federal First Service If convicted of all counts, Barton could get up to 65 years in prison and a $1 million fine.

Consumer Credit Service The arrest of the forestry technician over the weekend stunned colleagues and angered residents who have been evacuated. Since the fire began June 8, it has grown to 136,000 acres, destroyed 25 homes and forced the evacuation of 8,900 people.

Center Credit Family Service Friends and relatives described Barton as a dedicated and tireless worker, a well-liked person who loves the outdoors.

Credit Reporting Service "I can't see her doing that," neighbor Richard Grenfell said from his Florissant home. "She loved the forest so much, why would she want to destroy it?"

Cca Credit Division Service The indictment alleges Barton "willfully and without authority set on fire timber, underbrush, grass and other inflammable material."

Credit Free Report Service Investigators said Barton initially told them she was patrolling the Pike National Forest about 40 miles southwest of Denver when she smelled smoke and discovered the fire. After she was confronted with contradictory evidence, Barton told investigators she was burning a letter in a campfire ring and the fire spread out of control.

Card Credit Customer Discover By Alisa Blackwood
Associated Press - 6/21/2002

Topic: Fire

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