Doctors try to identify dead in Nepal plane crash  KATMANDU,
Nepal - KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) - Doctors struggled Wednesday to
identify the remains of 14 people, including six foreign
tourists, who were killed in a plane crash while heading to the
Mount Everest region in heavy rain.  The remains, flown to
Katmandu by rescue helicopters, were being examined at the
Tribhuwan University Teaching Hospital.  Dr. Pramod Shrestha at
the hospital said the task of identifying the bodies was
difficult because none of the remains was intact.  Shrestha said
they were using information provided by family members such as
the clothes the victims were wearing, jewelry and body marks.
He said Nepal did not have the technology to identify remains
through DNA testing and would have to send samples abroad for
any such tests.  The private Agni Air plane heading to the Mount
Everest region crashed in heavy rain outside Nepal's capital on
Tuesday, killing all 14 people aboard, including four Americans,
a Briton and a Japanese.  The Ge