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Rez fire burns out
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JULY 18, 2000 After burning for over nine days, a fire on the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming died out Monday. Approximately 2800 acres on the reservation were affected by the fire which was started from lightning. Rainfall from weekend storms helped to end the fire. Get the Story:
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