Behavior. The lodge complex fire is 30 contained and burned more 11 square miles. Northeast of mendocino county, the eiler fire has now grown to 32,000 acres. 1900 fire personnel are manning the lines in lassen county. Flames are 45 contain. Full containment is not expected for 11 more days. All highway closures and evacuations have been lifted. The day fire in is nearly out. More than 13,000 acres have been burned since the fire was started by lightning last night. Another fire, be bald fire in shasta county, is 95 contained tonight. A family in hayward is searching for the son who vanished without a trace. His family says 25yearold john cruz has not contacted them for ten days. Today his family passed out fliers, hoping someone has seen hem. They say he disappeared between 1 30 a. M. And 5 00 p. M. Wednesday, july 30th. He left on his bicycle but the family says that is all he has used since the day before he left. Jonathan has not used his cell phone, has not responded, hasnt used t
After 2 30 this afternoon. When they arrived flames were closing in on an Apartment Building and high voltage power lines. Firefighters got the fire under control. A fence was damaged and a resident twisted his ankle while trying to put out the fire. Witnesses said there were explosive sounds before the fire star fire investigators say it did not appear to come from the power lines or transformers so theyre looking for signs of fireworks. The pittsburg fire joins the list of several fires burping in california. The lodge fire is growing after sending eight firefighters to the hospital. Those firefighters, plus five more inmatefirefighters who were burned, were airlifted to the burn center at uc davis last night. The santa clara fingerprints are happen with their families. Theyre seeing extreme fire behavior because of the brought. Larger fuels, the trees and brush are dead. Theyre try, and theyre burning, and theyre creating very large releases of energy which caused that extreme fire
The Bi-Lo bulls
The white-faced Hereford bull became the symbol of Bi-Lo in 1963. Fiberglass bulls grazed on the roofs of many Bi-Lo stores until the 1980s.
In the 1980s, the bull was featured in the center of the Bi-Lo logo. That lasted until 1988, when the bull was replaced with a dash. The fiberglass bulls began coming down from store roofs in 1981; the last bull was removed in 1992.
Before their removals, the bulls often were the victims of theft and pranks.
“No sooner had (Frank Outlaw) placed a (Bi-Lo bull) on a store on the Poinsett Highway than Furman students tried to lift it. Stealing the Bi-Lo bulls became great fun for college students. Once a Clemson student was shot trying to ascend with one from a store in Pendleton,” Jimmy Cornelison wrote in a December 1984 edition of The Greenville News.