Nation IN BRIEF : NEW HAMPSHIRE : Bodies of Avalanche Victims Recovered
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Searchers recovered the bodies of two Massachusetts men buried in an avalanche on Mt. Washington, the highest peak in the Northeast. The avalanche happened at the 4,500-foot level in the Gulf of Slides, a remote gully for hiking and skiing. The two men, whose identities were not disclosed, and a third person hiking separately ahead of them probably caused the slide by their weight on the snowpack, a search coordinator said. The third man escaped.
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