NEW CASTLE, Pa.—An 11-year-old girl initially unaccounted for
during a fire at her mother's home was found safe at her
father's residence in western Pennsylvania, though her 16-year-
old brother remained in critical condition after narrowly
escaping.  Investigators in Neshannock Township have released
only the name of their mother, Jennifer Bees, who was awakened
by a neighbor about 4:30 a.m. Wednesday before carrying another
child, her 6-year-old daughter, to safety.  Bees returned to
rescue her autistic teen son, but both had to be rescued by a
township police officer. That's when Bees panicked, forgetting
that her daughter was spending the night with her father,
setting off a frantic 45-minute search for the girl.  Police
were trying to determine whether an electric heater started the
fire, about 45 miles northwest of Pittsburgh.  Bees' son
remained in a Pittsburgh hospital.