Beechcraft Bonanza Crash Kills Four at Fort Stewart
Four people died when a civilian Beechcraft Bonanza crashed Friday night on Fort Stewart Georgia while en route from Titusville Florida to Anderson South Carolina. NTSB investigators head to the site to determine causes amid a six mile west of the garrison crash in a densely wooded training area.
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S.C
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Federal Aviation Administration
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Bergen
Kevin Larson
Liberty County
Reginald L. Pierce
Trevor Quinn
Melbourne
Richard P. Love
Pierce
Love
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Gum Branch
Mississippi River
National Transportation Safety Board
Limestone challenges dam repairs at Wolf Creek Dam site
Officials oversee a seven year 309 million fix on Wolf Creek Dam at Lake Cumberland aimed at stopping seepage through karst geology. The plan includes a new concrete cutoff wall and an underground earth wall to extend the dam's life by about 50 years while reducing lake levels this summer.
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Center For
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Crawford
Wolf Creek Dam
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