Plane Down, East LA
 

Some kind of a plane down in this area, More as I learn more.

Burr

[Mira Loma Crash 10 1 03] BREAKING NEWS: A single-engine
plane crashed in the Mira Loma area Wednesday afternoon
after reporting a fire on board. There are believed to be no
survivors.

Burr wrote:

Some kind of a plane down in this area, More as I learn more.

Burr

MIRA LOMA, Calif. (AP) -- Promising rookie sports car
racer Paul Mumford was one of two men killed when the small
plane he was piloting crashed and burned this week, a close
friend said Thursday.

Mumford, 31, of Yorba Linda, was with Chris Premer, 31, of
Costa Mesa, said fellow racer Brian Provost. Provost said
the two men were good friends.

Riverside County officials declined to release the names of
those aboard the Piper Cherokee that crashed Wednesday,
three miles from Chino Airport as the pilot tried to make an
emergency landing.


Burr wrote:

Some kind of a plane down in this area, More as I learn more.

Burr

In article ,
Burr wrote:

Riverside County officials declined to release the names of
those aboard the Piper Cherokee that crashed Wednesday,

Riverside County is a long way from East L.A. (a community just east of
downtown). Are you sure it's the same one, or did you mean east of L.A.?

I should have said East "OF" LA, I knew it was out here I
just didn't know where for sure.

John C. Baker wrote:

In article ,
Burr wrote:


Riverside County officials declined to release the names of
those aboard the Piper Cherokee that crashed Wednesday,


Riverside County is a long way from East L.A. (a community just east of
downtown). Are you sure it's the same one, or did you mean east of L.A.?

Burr:

I've been wondering how you pronounce your name. Is it Burr, as in "burro",
Burr as in "it cold out here", or Burr as in the things that stick to your
socks?

Frank

Like Raymond Burr, Burro, Burr it's cold out here.

You can call me anything but late for dinner.

OR, You can call me jack or you can call me Fred or you can call me
Mike or----

Frank wrote:
Burr:

I've been wondering how you pronounce your name. Is it Burr, as in "burro",
Burr as in "it cold out here", or Burr as in the things that stick to your
socks?

Frank

Frank wrote:

Burr:

I've been wondering how you pronounce your name. Is it Burr, as in "burro",
Burr as in "it cold out here", or Burr as in the things that stick to your
socks?

Frank

I pronounce it Cousin Burr. (Watch out cuzz, it's darn cold out here... I may
be movin in with ya).

YUP, It's darn cold here too, it 79° and falling here. I may have to get
my long johns out in the morning.

Burr
The Truth Lies Here
South Left Coast U.S.A.
There is no gravity. The Earth Sucks.
Please remove "panties" before replying!

N8KDV wrote:

Frank wrote:


Burr:

I've been wondering how you pronounce your name. Is it Burr, as in "burro",
Burr as in "it cold out here", or Burr as in the things that stick to your
socks?

Frank


I pronounce it Cousin Burr. (Watch out cuzz, it's darn cold out here... I may
be movin in with ya).

I don't see the accident listed in the NTSB Accident Reports
http://www.ntsb.gov/NTSB/month.asp

Please advise.

Bob

On Fri, 03 Oct 2003 02:35:31 GMT, Burr
wrote:

MIRA LOMA, Calif. (AP) -- Promising rookie sports car
racer Paul Mumford was one of two men killed when the small
plane he was piloting crashed and burned this week, a close
friend said Thursday.

Mumford, 31, of Yorba Linda, was with Chris Premer, 31, of
Costa Mesa, said fellow racer Brian Provost. Provost said
the two men were good friends.

Riverside County officials declined to release the names of
those aboard the Piper Cherokee that crashed Wednesday,
three miles from Chino Airport as the pilot tried to make an
emergency landing.


Burr wrote:

Some kind of a plane down in this area, More as I learn more.

Burr