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Authorities in Idaho on Friday located and retrieved the body of a man who was caught in an avalanche while backcountry skiing with two other men who were rescued the previous day.The two men were located after authorities received a GPS alert of a possible fatality in an avalanche near Stevens Peak close to the Montana border shortly before 3 p.m. Thursday, the Shoshone County Sheriff s Office said in a statement posted on social media.Authorities established communications using a GPS texting device with the two men. Following a search of the area, the pair were located and transported for medical care, the sheriff s office said. One of the men suffered a broken arm, KREM-TV reported.A discussion with the rescued men led au
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The National Football League is mourning the loss of one of its own.Johnny Grier, the league s first Black referee, has died. He was 74.Troy Vincent Sr., the NFL s Executive Vice President of Football Operations, confirmed on Twitter Wednesday. [Grier] was a trailblazer who paved the way for those in the field of NFL officiating and beyond, Vincent said in a tweet. Rest in peace, Johnny. Johnny Grier, the @NFLs first Black referee and the field judge for Super Bowl XXII, was a trailblazer who paved the way for those in the field of @NFLOfficiating and beyond. Rest in peace, Johnny. pic.twitter/dyWBSlbS7m鈥?Troy Vinc
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