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                                                                                                 U.S. NEWS Tuesday 28 May 2019


















            Colorado climber dies after reaching top of Mount Everest




            DENVER (AP) — A Colorado  Christopher  Kulish  had  just   He described his brother as
            climber  died  shortly  after  reached  the  top  of  Ever-  an attorney in his “day job”
            getting to the top of Mount  est  with  a  small  group  af-  who  was  “an  inveterate
            Everest  and  achieving  his  ter  crowds  of  hundreds  of   climber of peaks in Colora-
            dream of scaling the high-   climbers  congested  the     do, the West and the world
            est  peaks  on  each  of  the  29,035-foot   (8,850-meter)   over.”
            seven continents, his broth-  peak last week, his brother   “He  passed  away  doing
            er said Monday.              said.                        what he loved, after return-
            Christopher    Kulish,   a  “He saw his last sunrise from   ing to the next camp below
            62-year-old   Boulder   at-  the highest peak on Earth.   the peak,” Mark Kulish said.
            torney,  died  Monday  at  At that instant, he became     About half a dozen climb-
            a  camp  below  the  sum-    a member of the ‘7 Summit    ers  died  on  Everest  last
            mit during his descent. The  Club,’  having  scaled  the   week,  including  Don  Cash
            cause isn’t yet known, said  highest peak on each con-    of  Utah,  who  also  had  ful-
            his  brother,  Mark  Kulish  of  tinent,” Mark Kulish said in a   filled his dream of climbing
            Denver.                      statement.                   the  highest  mountains  on
                                                                      each  continent.  Most  of
             Magnitude 5.8                                            them  died  while  descend-  This April 2019 selfie photo provided by Mark Kulish shows his
                                                                                                   brother Christopher Kulish beneath Mount Everest.
                                                                      ing  from  the  summit  dur-
                                                                                                                                            Associated Press
             earthquake strikes off                                   ing only a few windows of  cause  headaches,  vom-        An  equal  number  of  Nep-
                                                                                                   iting,  shortness  of  breath  alese  guides  are  helping
                                                                      good weather each May.
             southern Alaska coast                                    Most are believed to have  and mental confusion.          them get to the top.
                                                                      suffered  from  altitude  sick-
                                                                                                   There  are  41  teams  with  a  Christopher  Kulish  also  is
                                                                      ness,  which  is  caused  by  total of 378 climbers permit-  survived  by  his  mother,
             HOMER,  Alaska  (AP)  —  A  that hit 55 miles (89 kilome-  low amounts of oxygen at  ted to scale Everest during  Betty  Kulish,  and  a  sister,
             magnitude 5.8 earthquake  ters) southwest of the small   high  elevation  and  can  the spring climbing season.  Claudia.q
             struck off the coast of south-  coastal  town  of  Homer.
             ern Alaska, but no damage  There were more than 1,000
             has been reported.          reports  of  people  feeling
             The U.S. Geological Survey  the  earthquake  on  the
             says  the  quake  hit  around  Geological Survey website.
             1:50  a.m.  Monday  south-  Devon  Hilts,  a  clerk  at  the
             west of the Kenai Peninsula  Land’s End Resort in Homer,
             at  a  depth  of  40  miles  (65  said that she slept through
             kilometers).  A  dispatcher  the  temblor  but  that  it
             with the Homer Police De-   woke up some guests. She
             partment  said  there  were  says  nothing  broke  and
             no  reports  of  damage  or  she  has  not  heard  of  any
             injuries  from  the  quake  damage.q


























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