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dropped to 39 dagraaa mmw Dally Evaporation: 31 tochoaday H L MON LOW snmoMwr E3 IBBt E3 MM EZ3 teMWiiltiw Inc G33 MUM (UMO Cf UNO UUMW FT CLOUDY 0UMT Local forecasts provided by Continental WeattierServices said Len Ciecieznski a county Fire Continued from Page emergency spokesman About 30000 people were told to leave their homes in Volusia 1 County mostly from Ormond neighbors' homes were already burning when he left g The state's seemingly battle against the fires heated up Wednesday when blazes jumped firelines and seemed immune to an aerial never-endin- water assault Flames injured at least five firefighters in Brevard County — e three of whom suffered second-degre- burns Since Memorial Day more than 1900 fires have burned more than 280000 acres — an area of more than 42S square miles In an average year Florida fires burn 112000 acres Gov Lawton Chiles canceled a y vacation in North Carolina on Thursday because of the crisis He said the wildfires which damaged or destroyed at least 86 homes have lasted much longer and threatened a far wider 10-da- area than the fires of summer 198S which destroyed 200 homes in the Palm Coast area "We haven't lost as many homes but I think this one is worse because it is still going on” said Chiles who planned to take an aerial tour today More than 125 miles of Interstate 95 — the major East Coast artery — was closed between Titusville and Jacksonville to the north As the sun came up today fires were torching homes as firefighters rushed to keep up with the hot spots In Daytona Beach the NASCAR Pepsi 400 July 4 race at Daytona International Speed way was postponed today until October because of the fires ft was the first postponement in the history of the race “This area has been menaced by hurricanes This is probably the first time in Volusia County history that we've had this kind of an evacuation during a fire” Beach and the northwest section of Daytona Beach Wooden said About 5000 were ordered to many for the third time in two days Dozens of homes and businesses in Ormond Beach were dam- leave in Brevard aged or destroyed in the fire Ciecieznski said At Atlantic High School in Port Orange one of eight shelters set up to take in evacuees a partition divided a gym One hair was set aside for about 130 evacuees with special needs many who had been bused there from a nursing home The other half sheltered about 150 people mostly fami- lies Edward Jolman said he could not sleep on his Red Cross cot “You wonder if you have a home when you go back” Jol-m- an said “They told us we had five minutes (to evacuate) ft was chaos Nobody knew what to do or where toga" the businesses Among destroyed were a Dairy Queen Stuckey’s and a Citgo us i Chemko Technical Services Inc exploded as balls of chemical-fed flames shot high above tree tops An auto salvage yard wu engulfed as a large field of junked cars spit out pops of flames as they exploded ils outside barricaded neighborhoods gathering in groups with put out small brush fires that ted the woods dot- Americans who got it right: Science “I can’t believe this place is still here” said John Lucier after the group smothered flames 1 science while 55 percent generally supported science Americans continued to score poorly when asked bask scientif--k questions but those surveyed in the United States still did better on the quiz than all other countries but Denmark In response to 20 bask science treated at a hospital after com- questions Americans in the surplaining of abdominal pains and vey had a mean index score of 55 numbness percent the same as Denmark Along U$ Highway 1 part of Britain France and Germany all which was shut down pickup scored above 50 percent while ith pets clothing japan's score was 36 percent TVs and other belongings were Among die questions with the assembled near a convenience correct answer and the percent of With the evacuations came 3 quick tempers At least three people were arrested in confrontations with deputies One of them Michael Shim- shack was charged with attempted murder for aUeeedl trying to run down a deputy who wouldn’t let him go home to retrieve his boat The deputy Ed Hatten was switch from a waiting period to the instant check system when the Brady bill wu before Congress The NRA regards the instant check as less onerous 1 He said that 73 percent of Americans quizzed understood that the Earth orbits the sun instead of the sun orbiting the Earth but there was still an imperfect understanding about it one month or one year? (one year) 48 percent 6 Tell me in your own words what is a molecule? (Smallest particle of an element or chemical compound that retains the characteristics of the element or the compound) 11 percent Miller said the scoring results for the scientific awareness quiz taking a year to click the sun Even so he noted the Ameri- can answers were better than most other nations ‘Only a third of those in Britain got it right” said Miller The results are based on a telephone survey of 2000 randomly selected adults The margin of error was not given I 1 since the vast majority of buyers will be able to walk out of the store with their guns instead of returning to pick them up later The instant background check system will be much the same as the instant checks now done in Both sides in the perennial argument over gun control are girding for friction as gun buyers confront the new restriction Gun merchants who must explain the new system to prospective buy- ers predict startled and angry many states on customers "Unless they are pretty active I in gun issues or very well-rea- d bet you the overwhelming major- would-b- e hand- gun purchasers ft will scan criminal and men- tal health records military Kahuna’s Revenge (a $909 value) Assortment j with the purchase of Super Bee Assortment! dis- ity of gun owners are totally charge rosters and other unaware this is going to kick in” databases to see whether a cus- said Steve Schneider owner of tomer may legally buy a gun Atlantic Guns in Silver Spring The system will not reveal why a Md customer hu been rejected Joe Garcia looking over the If it rejects a would-b- e buyer rt near it wiU put a “hold” on the sale shotguns at a Waldorf Md knew the law will giving the store and customer Scottsmoor watched news change but was unclear about the three days to assess the problem details updates on a portable televisions If the computer then rejects the propped up on car hoods “They’re trying to take away buyer again there is an appeal the people’s freedom by pieces" Nearby about nine homeownprocess ers took firefighting into their he complained The Brady law wu named for own hands They raced from Until now there was no com President Reagan's press secrealong dirt roads prehensive check on whether James Brady who was tary armed with a hose and shovels to long gun buyers were telling the truth on federal firearms forms wounded in die 1981 assassinaThe forms ask buyers whether tion attempt on die president It which is illegal is most closely identified with Hunsaker pointed out that the they are felons or otherwise the five-da- y waiting period for barred by law from owning guns stand operators will turn each handgun purchases — Illinois MassaEight states other in if they hear customers chusetts Continued from Page 1 New Jersey Virginia Brady background checks blocked ules of some 69000 saying illegal fireworks are being Florida Pennsylvania Connectshow proof of insurance And sold elsewhere or if kids are geticut and Delaware — already handguns in 1997 more than Hunsakcr keeps copks of those ting fireworks at another stand have some form of background half because the prospective Even though they are in competilicenses check covering long guns buyer wu a convicted felon or tion they don't want to put each according to Handgun Control wu under a felony indictment While on the inspections Hunsakcr asks the operators whether other out of business Hunsaker which led the fight for the Brady the Justice Department says law on Capitol HilL said had want the don't Long guns are used in relativeThey just they've any problems The issue is tricky for the ly few crimes notwithstanding Invariably they say kids under 16 other stands to get away with NRA which helped engineer the the recent school shootings are trying to buy fireworks — something they can't belongings and pets as smoke and falling ash surrounded them As a dim glow flickered in the distance marking die area where firefighters battled to save their homes about 50 residents near Cigarette smoking causes lung cancer (Due) 93 percent 4 The earliest humans lived at the same time as the dinosaurs (False) 51 percent 5 How long does it take the Earth to orbit the sun: one day store Continued bom Page The center of the Earth is very hot (Thie) 82 percent 2 Lasers work by focusing sound waves (False) 39 percent behind his home Check were about the same in 1997 as they were two years earlier: Why more than half of Americans continue to be confused about it taking one year for the Earth to orbit the sun is “a mys? 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