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Fire damages home of ex-Seahawks RB Curt Warner
The home of former Seattle Seahawks running back Curt Warner has been badly damaged in a fire blamed on children playing with matches.
Damage is estimated $300,000 to $500,000 at Warner's home in Camas.
Fire officials say there were no injuries in the two-alarm blaze on the evening of Feb. 22. Warner's wife Ana got all four of their children out of the house in time.
Warner, 46, played for the Seahawks in 1983-89, mostly as a starter, and ranks high in a number of the team's career rushing categories. He now has a Chevrolet car dealership in Vancouver, Wash.
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Information from: The Columbian, http://www.columbian.com
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