Rescuers Pull 2 Bodies From Lagoon in Nigeria Chopper Crash

Rescuers pulled two more bodies from the water Thursday, bringing to six the number of people killed when a helicopter flying from an offshore oil rig plunged into a lagoon in Nigeria's commercial capital, Lagos. Marine police and fishermen calling for body bags raced to a dock on Thursday and delivered the bodies of one black man and one white man. Rescue officials confirmed they were the bodies of two people missing in Wednesday's crash of a Sikorsky S-76C+ belonging to the...

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