With the sun masked by the smoke and turning a bright orange, Governor Owens said the scene looked like "a nuclear winter."

Governor Owens, who until then had been a rising star in the national Republican party, ranked 12th.

Governor Owens, a Republican, signed the bill into law today.

Governor Owens dismisses that threat, noting that in 1965 tribal leaders agreed to a $15 million settlement.

Governor Owens read only 13 names, omitting those of the two dead gunmen.

"No more raising of children who do not value human life," appealed Governor Owens, a Republican.

Governor Owens, a Republican, has said his son has paid $1,468 for the damage.

In any case, beyond the sufficient personnel that police officials have vowed to make available, Governor Owens promised added support if necessary.

Governor Owens had said he feared a deliberate fire would get out of control and that the smoke would harm air quality.

"Sometimes we run the risk of moving so far away from the values that helped make this country great," Governor Owens said.