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Smoke rises as officials burn a mobile home where more than 60 pounds of highly volatile explosive material was found, Sunday, Feb. 16, 2014, in Redding, Calif. Sheriff's Lt. Dave Kent said the materials in the house were too unstable for deputies to even walk on the property without risking a blast. (AP Photo/The Record Searchlight, Andreas Fuhrmann)

California officials destroy explosive-filled home

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This undated image released by the Shasta County Sheriff's Office via the Redding Record Searchlight shows some of the volatile chemicals found in a home on Chaparral Drive in Redding, Calif. Sheriff's deputies in far Northern California are preparing to burn down a mobile home where more than 60 pounds of highly volatile explosive material was found, forcing dozens of nearby residents to evacuate. Shasta County Sheriff's Lt. Dave Kent says the mandatory evacuations around the Redding home began last week and were expanded on Friday by another 30 or so homes. Roughly 55 homes are now under evacuation orders. (AP Photo/Shasta County Sheriff's Office via the Redding Record Searchlight)

California sheriff to destroy explosive-laden home

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Evacuation goes into 7th day after bombs found

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Evacuation over explosives in home enters 5th day

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