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            Death toll rises in California wildfire, matching deadliest




            By GILLIAN FLACCUS, PAUL
            ELIAS and ANDREW SELSKY
             Associated Press
            PARADISE,  Calif.  (AP)  —
            As  relatives  desperately
            searched  shelters  for  miss-
            ing loved ones on Sunday,
            crews searching the smok-
            ing  ruins  of  Paradise  and
            outlying  areas  found  six
            more  bodies,  raising  the
            death  toll  to  29,  match-
            ing the deadliest wildfire in
            state history.
            Wildfires continued to rage
            on both ends of the state,
            with gusty winds expected
            overnight  which  will  chal-
            lenge firefighters. The state-
            wide death toll stood at 31
            and  appeared  certain  to
            rise.  The  so-called  Camp
            fire  that  ravaged  a  swath
            of  Northern  California  was
            the deadliest. A total of 29
            bodies  have  been  found
            so  far  from  that  fire,  Butte
            County Sheriff Kory Honea
            told  a  news  briefing  Sun-
            day  evening.  He  said  228
            people  were  still  unac-   Vehicles and a home are in ruins, one of at least 20 homes that were lost on Windermere Drive in the Point Dume area of Malibu,
            counted  for.    At  least  five   Calif., Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018.
            search  teams  were  work-                                                                                                      Associated Press
            ing  in  Paradise  —  a  town
            of  27,000  that  was  largely   ternoon,  one  of  the  two  shelter to shelter looking for  social  media,  pinned  it  to  and  haze  to  yet  another
            incinerated  on  Thursday    black  hearses  stationed  his mother, Joanne Caddy,  bulletin  boards  at  shelters  shelter,  he  said,  “I’m  also
            — and in surrounding com-    in  Paradise  had  picked  a 75-year-old widow whose  and  showed  her  picture  under  a  dark  emotional
            munities. Authorities called   up another set of remains.  house burned down along  around  to  evacuees,  ask-     cloud. Your mother’s some-
            in  a  mobile  DNA  lab  and   People looking for friends or  with  the  rest  of  her  neigh-  ing  if  anyone  recognized  where and you don’t know
            anthropologists  to  help    relatives called evacuation  borhood  in  Magalia,  just  her.  He  ran  across  a  few  where  she’s  at.  You  don’t
            identify victims of the most   centers,  hospitals,  police  north of Paradise. She lived  of  Caddy’s  neighbors,  but  know if she’s safe.”
            destructive  wildfire  in  Cali-  and  the  coroner’s  office.  alone  and  did  not  drive.  they hadn’t seen her. As he
            fornia  history.  By  early  af-  Sol  Bechtold  drove  from  Bechtold posted a flyer on  drove  through  the  smoke        Continued on Page 3
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