Three skiers, including 2 Minnesotans, believed to be dead after avalanche in Alaska
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A 39-year-old man who owns radio stations in Minnesota is believed to be dead after being caught in an avalanche in Alaska on Tuesday. Authorities say Dave Linder and two other skiers were buried in more than 30 feet of snow. The two others were identified as Charles Eppard of Montana and Jeremy Leif of Minnesota. Poor weather has prevented recovery teams from getting to the site of the avalanche.
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Minnesota radio station owner among three skiers buried in Alaska avalanche
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