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"I think we're at the bottom here," said Roy Krause, head of Spherion Corp (SFN.N), one of the largest U.S. temporary staffing companies.

Krause noted improving demand for workers in the U.S. Midwest, which he said was partly attributable to the government cash-for-clunkers autos program. He also said he was encouraged by higher orders for workers with professional skills in finance and accounting.

Government data is likely to show an increase in temporary help payrolls by November, said Tig Gilliam, North American CEO for Adecco SA (ADEN.VX), the world's biggest staffing firm.

"We're seeing more clients talking about how to bring capacity back into the workforce," Gilliam said. "That will set us up for overall jobs growth in 2010."

About 7,000 temp jobs were lost in August, far below the pace earlier in the year. Overall, 216,000 jobs were lost outside the farm sector last month, bringing the total since the recession started to 6.9 million. The unemployment rate, at 9.7 percent, is the highest in 26 years.

Adecco -- the third-largest U.S. employer behind Wal-Mart (WMT.N) and the postal system -- reports improving demand in recent weeks for temps in areas like automotive and mortgage banking. These reflect stimulus funds such as the cash-for-clunkers program and a homebuyer tax credit.

Gilliam estimated filling about 2,000 to 3,000 auto-related positions since GM and Chrysler emerged from bankruptcy.

Another area of strength is in engineering, science and technology staffing, helped by the staffing needs of the healthcare industry. Healthcare was one of few industries to increase employment in August, the government said.

But Gilliam cautioned: "There's nothing here to say the market's turned and we're now climbing out."

'AT A LOW POINT'

Jeff Joerres, CEO of Manpower Inc (MAN.N), noted temporary job losses were now running at a similar pace to those in the wider labor market, whereas in the recession's earlier stages temp job declines were disproportionately worse.

"That in and of itself says we're at a low point," Joerres said.

Staffing executives agreed the U.S. unemployment rate was likely to top 10 percent in coming months, even if job losses abate, because several million discouraged workers are not currently counted. Once such workers begin to feel hopeful about finding a job, they will swell the ranks of the unemployed until that new job materializes.

Wall Street analysts who follow the temp staffing sector have said growth is likely several quarters away. 

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Investigators launched a homicide investigation Thursday into the wildfire north of Los Angeles after determining that the gigantic blaze -- which has killed two firefighters, scorched 226 square miles and destroyed dozens of homes -- was set intentionally.

''We believe that this was caused by someone intending to set a fire,'' sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said at an afternoon briefing.

Officials said forensic evidence at the fire's point of origin revealed that the wildfire -- among the largest in Southern California's history -- was an act of arson. Whitmore declined to elaborate on the evidence due to the ongoing investigation.

The two firefighters died Sunday when their truck careened off a steep mountain road.

Los Angeles County Fire Deputy Chief Mike Bryant said he was glad investigators were making progress, but that the arson finding ''doesn't mend my broken heart,'' he said.

''We got to put this fire out so no one else gets hurt,'' he added.

Earlier Thursday, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger toured a fire-ravaged community where the fire left dozens of homes in ruins, encountering piles of twisted metal and rubble as firefighters began to bring the blaze under greater control.

The blaze was 38 percent contained Thursday, up from 28 percent the previous day.

Schwarzenegger talked to residents about their losses and later thanked firefighters for all of their work in putting out the flames. At one point during the tour, the former bodybuilder picked up a 30-pound barbell located amid the wreckage.

''Even though we are still battling those fires, we are now trying to help get people's lives rebuilt,'' Schwarzenegger said. ''When you see this kind of devastation, it's horrible to lose your home, your personal belongings.''

Despite the overall progress against the fire, firefighters dealt with a flare-up overnight in a remote canyon as strong downslope winds ''just kind of blew the fire up,'' said U.S. Forest Service official John Huschke. Twenty-five people in 11 homes were evacuated in the canyon area.

The wildfire, now in its eighth day, has destroyed 64 homes, burned three people and left two firefighters dead. During the night, a firefighter injured his leg when he fell 20 foot from a cliff and was taken to a hospital by a medical helicopter, officials said. He was in stable condition.

Full containment was expected Sept. 15, meaning fire officials expect that they will have the blaze completely surrounded by then.

Firefighters have been conducting an aerial assault on the fire to complement efforts on the ground. Helicopters have doused the fire with 1.7 million gallons of water -- enough to fill about three Olympic-sized swimming pools -- while airplanes have dropped 670,000 gallons of retardant on the fire.

''We're changing the pace and treating this as a marathon,'' U.S. Forest Service incident commander Mike Dietrich said. ''If it were a 26-mile race, we'd only be at mile six.''

There were growing signs that Los Angeles was looking to move beyond the fire.

The UCLA football team earlier in the week feared it might have to postpone its home opener on Saturday because the fire is so close to the Rose Bowl, its home stadium. But the school said Thursday that the game will be played as scheduled.

Schwarzenegger got an earful from some residents as he toured the community of Vogel Flats in Big Tujunga Canyon, where most of the 40 homes were leveled by the blaze.

Bert Voorhees, 53, who lost his 800 square-foot home, wondered why firefighters didn't have aircraft or strike crews available before the fire raced into the canyon over the weekend and wiped out the mountain community.

''I just know a terrible mistake was made in this canyon,'' said Voorhees, a civil rights lawyer. ''It's much bigger than this canyon. The fact that it cost two guys (firefighters) their lives, it's like bigger than any of this.''

Voorhees suggested that fire officials bowed to political pressure and opted to protect richer neighborhoods to show off its aerial assault instead of snuffing out the fire when it was in its infancy.

Fire officials denied they were influenced by legislators where to put firefighters and equipment. They said they were willing to meet with residents about what happened.

''The distance of this fire in relation to this canyon, necessitated putting resources where the immediate threat was,'' deputy incident commander Carlton Joseph said. ''This thing moved in hard and fast. Firefighters told me they have never seen a fire move that fast.''

The search for what sparked the blaze intensified as U.S. Forest Service investigators gathered along a road in a blackened forest to hunt for clues near where the fire started. They shook soil in a can and planted red, blue and yellow flags to mark evidence beneath a partially burned oak tree at the bottom of a ravine.

Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Erika formed in the Atlantic on Tuesday, east of the northern Leeward Islands, the National Hurricane Center said.

Jimena's maximum wind speed dropped from 125 mph to 120 mph (195 kph), according to the U.S. National Weather Service's 5 p.m. PT (8 p.m. ET) update.

"A gradual weakening is forecast during the next 24 to 48 hours," the weather service said. "However, Jimena could be near major hurricane strength when it makes landfall."

The storm's center is forecast to come ashore on Thursday morning, but the weather service warned that "because it will be moving parallel to the coastline, any slight change in direction could have a huge impact in the location and timing of landfall."

Mexico's government extended a hurricane warning for most of the southern half of the Baja peninsula -- from Punta Abreojos on the peninsula's west coast to Mulege on its east coast, according to the National Weather Service. A hurricane warning means hurricane conditions are expected within the warning area in the next 24 hours and people should quickly prepare "to protect life and property."

"A dangerous storm surge along with battering waves will produce significant coastal flooding along the Baja California Peninsula," NWS said.

On its current track, Jimena's center will approach the peninsula's southern portion later on Tuesday and central Baja California peninsula by Thursday, the weather service said.

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PARKERSBURG, Iowa ¨C A high school football team in Iowa is set to play its first game since players saw their coach gunned down during offseason workouts in the school's weight room.

The Aplington-Parkersburg Falcons plan a Friday night pre-game ceremony to honor 58-year-old Ed Thomas, who was shot and killed in June.

The one-time National Football League high school coach of the year won two state titles and has four players currently in the NFL. A former player also sits in jail, accused of his killing.

ESPN is televising the Falcons game against rival Dike-New Hartford. Aplington-Parkersburg is once again among the favorites to win a state title.

Still, they'll play in Thomas' shadow. A makeshift tribute along the practice field reads: "Coach T. One Team. One Dream!"