The State - News from April 10, 1987
Officials said it will be at least several months until work can begin on cleaning up the debris from last month’s massive rock slide that closed a corner of Yosemite Valley. “We talked to U.S. Geological Survey people and they have determined the area is still much too unstable to begin clearing,” said Lisa Dapprich, a park spokeswoman. On March 11, a major avalanche dropped more than 600,000 cubic yards of rocks, dirt and trees in the corner of the scenic valley.
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