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What: GCI Communication Corp de Havilland Canada DHC-3T Texas Turbine Super O en route to Agulowak Lodge near Lake Aleknagik, Alaska
Where: 20 miles north of Dillingham, AK
When: August 9, 2010
Who: 8 aboard
Why: The 1957 DeHavilland DHC-3 Otter owned by GCI Communication Corp crashed on encountering weather. After the wreckage was discovered, two National Guard rescue teams in helicopters were dispatched but they could not handle the weather and their arrival was (expected to be) delayed until after midnight.
A volunteer team on the ground was assisting rescue efforts and a doctor is on the scene. Half of those aboard the plane survived. Former Sen. Ted Stevens was aboard the plane.
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The New York Giants found more ways to lose this week despite a surprisingly solid defensive effort against the New Orleans Saints.
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A plane with a banner imploring Giants ownership to get it together flew over MetLife Stadium on Sunday before New York lost its
eighth straight game.
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A 71-year-old small plane pilot sustained critical injuries in a crash Sunday afternoon in rural Monroe County, Illinois.
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A pilot safely lands a faltering plane and was rescued by an Oregon National Guard helicopter that was on a training mission.
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