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2013-10-07 19:46:25
Two Flight for Life helicopterslanded at the crash scene, and one of the helicopters is taking the survivorBenson said the helicopter went down in a meadow on the east side of the mountain.
Rescue crews were able to drive up the mountain but had to walk some distance into the meadow, she said. She said that both Flight for Life helicopters had to land some distance from the crash and their crews walked to the helicopter.
Benson said the helicopters flight recorder has been recovered. Forest Service teams cutting trails through the mountain area. The teams heard the crash but did not see it. Army UH60 Black Hawk crashed near the Continental Divide above Turquoise Lake about eight miles west of Leadville.
All six on board survived. Army officials at the command center west of Leadville, Co. today, killing two people and injuring a third. Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post (THE DENVER POST HELEN RICHARDSON)
Rescue personnel organize during the search, at the command center west of Leadville, Co. for the one missing crew member of a Army Black Hawk helicopter out of Fort Campbell, Ky. (THE DENVER POST HELEN RICHARDSON)
Lake County Deputy Sheriff Charles King helps coordinates rescue efforts at the command center west of Leadville, Co. today, killing two people and injuring a third. Helen H. today, killing two people and injuring a third. Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post (THE DENVER POST HELEN RICHARDSON)
A US Army Black Hawk helicopter heads to the crash site to continue searching for a missing crew member from a helicopter out of Fort Campbell, Ky., that crashed on Mount Massive near Leadville on August 19, 2009. (THE DENVER POST HELEN RICHARDSON)
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged 119 points on Friday after a Federal Reserve president said the markets can expect the committee to continue its easy money policies for a very "long time."Perhaps it's not losing its appetite for quantitative easing as it seemed. As the three following companies show, the economy, while better than it was, still remains weak, and that's why the Fed is likely to let it keep its QE crutch.
These three companies were some of the more notable ones heading in the opposite direction of the index, so let's see if they have a chance of walking on their own again.
Of course, don't go running over the cliff with them like a bunch of lemmings: it could just be a temporary situation. Let's first see whether they had good reason to fall, as panicfueled routs can sometimes lead to excellent buying opportunities.
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