Crop duster crashes: pilot survives

Thursday, July 3, 2008

Early this afternoon a crop dusting plane piloted by Dennis Grainger, from a Butler crop dusting service, crashed in a corn field near Stotesbury. The plane, which apparently suffered an engine failure during crop dusting operations, remained mostly intact but caught fire. Grainger walked away from the crash with minor, if any, injuries. See full story in Saturday's Herald-Tribune.

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Good job of staying on top of the news! More of your reporters need scanners to report recent happenings. Again GOOD JOB!

-- Posted by thestirrer on Thu, Jul 3, 2008, at 4:57 PM
thank you for being on top of the news. thank god that he was all right and able to walk away. way to go daily mail for staying on top of the news.

-- Posted by grandchampion on Thu, Jul 3, 2008, at 5:23 PM

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