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Tom Smylie, U.S. Forest Service information officer

Names: [Unknown]
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Article about wind direction, firefighting actions taken, forest closure, and an intense forest fire in New Mexico.

Type: Text

New Blaze Erupts; Big Fire Still Going

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

Article states there is a new fire outbreak, and explains how some fires are under control, why they expect more lightning fires, and why some of the forests and campsites are closed.

Type: Text

Fire Fighters Hope to Contain Blazes Today

Names: Cole, Joe
Description:

Discusses extent of forest fire damages, the firefighting progress, and the loss timber revenue due to the fires.

Type: Text

Firefighters Hope For Heavy Rains

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

The article discusses the need for rain, and the commencement, extent, damages, and firefighting actions in regard to the Carrizo fire.

Type: Text

Let it Rain, Let it Rain!

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

The article discusses the need for rain, and the commencement, extent, damages, and firefighting actions in regard to the Carrizo fire.

Type: Text

Big Blaze Contained

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

States fire is essentially contained and discusses the area damaged by the fire. Also states there will be rehabilitation and salvage timber operations.

Type: Text

Worst of Fires Contained

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

States the forest fire is mostly under control, summarizes total area damaged by the different fires, and how the army assisted in the firefighting.

Type: Text

Fires Contained, but Dry Forests in Great Danger

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

Control of the Carrizo fire has been turned over to the BIA. Article discuses clean-up and reseed plans, and fears lightning may start new fires.

Type: Text

Top Forest Fires Under Control, Mopping Up Will Take Few Days

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

Discusses post-containment strategies, such as the firefighters' future duties and the rehabilitation process.

Type: Text

Ecological Changes in a Ponderosa Pine Forest from Controlled Burning and Wildfire

Names: Wagle, R. F.
Description:

Report regarding the total damages caused by the Carrizo fire (wilderness, wildlife, timber/revenue, etc), and the nature of the fire. The report also outlines a method to determine how effective control burning is at deterring forest fires.

Type: Text

Forestry School In Session At Alchesay High

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

Article providing information (description, classes, staff) about a forestry technician program at a local high school.

Type: Text

White Mountain Apaches Build Lumber Industry

Names: Cavanaugh, Wade
Description:

Article about the tribal sawmill's history and the company's ethics.

Type: Text

Forest Fire Ravages East Fork Area

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

Article about a forest fire, such as its extent, the damage, and the fire retardant process.

Type: Text

Ponderosa Fire Management

Names: Biswell, Harold H. (Harold Hubert)
Description:

Book evaluating the effectiveness of controlled burning in ponderosa forests in Arizona.

Type: Text

Social and Economic Developments

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

List of books and articles in regard to several topics (industry, forestry, oil and mineral, economic, etc).

Type: Text