Fire threat jumps border in Montana wildfire near Glacier Park
In Polebridge Montana a 25 000 acre wildfire jumped a defense line along Trail Creek Road near Glacier National Park. Over 1 200 firefighters protected about 100 residences as embers crossed the road and burned 400 to 500 acres more. No buildings were lost Saturday though 86 structures including seven homes had burned. Canada mobilized bulldozers to create a northern barrier as cooler wet weather aided suppression efforts and residents began returning to West Glacier after evacuation orders eased. The widespread fires across the West totaled about 25 major blazes as humidity rose.
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Polebridge
Mont
Montana
Marty O’toole
Glacier National Park
West Glacier Mercantile
Glacier
National Interagency Fire Center
U.S
Max Baucus
D-Mont
Robert
Flathead National Forest
Wedge Canyon
FBI Overhauls Counterintelligence to Fight Espionage Rush
The FBI plans a major shift to combat corporate and academic espionage amid a rising threat from China and other nations. Speaking to Congress, FBI Director Mueller warned unchecked espionage could erode U.S. security and economic edge.
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U.S
FBI
Robert Mueller
Congress
Arson Suspected In Mormon Church Fire At KEARNS
Fire destroyed a wing of a Mormon church in KEARNS Utah with investigators citing arson. Firefighters spent over an hour bringing the blaze under control around 5 am Saturday. No injuries were reported. The clerk's office sparked the fire which spread to the attic damaging the bishop's office and a classroom. Damages estimated at 500000, while the rest of the 3 million building suffered water and smoke damage. The church serves two wards totaling more than 1200 members.
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Kearns, Utah
Salt Lake City
Kearns
Jay Ziolkowski
Salt Lake County
Jobless say economic recovery is a mirage
New York AP report portrays prolonged unemployment despite GDP growth. Antonio and Martha Tirado faced layoffs six days before Christmas and seven months later remain jobless as government data show July payroll losses and record discouraged workers. Economists debate if growth can last without stronger hiring.
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New York
Antonio Tirado
Martha Tirado
Tirados
Josh Bivens
Economic Policy Institute
Sung Won Sohn
Wells Fargo & Co
Minneapolis
Sohn
China
India
United States
Joel Naroff
Naroff Economic Advisors
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