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&lt;n98pb@sbcglobal.net&gt;:<br><br> Small Plane Crash In Riverside County Kills Two<br> May 30, 2008, 1:59 PM PDT<br>
<br> MURRIETTA, Calif. -- Two people were killed Friday when a small airplane<br> crashed after takeoff from a small
airport in southwestern Riverside County,<br> authorities said.<br> <br> The single-engine experimental plane appeared
to lose power and came down in<br> a field north of French Valley Airport, said Stephanie Smith of the<br> Murrietta
Fire Department.<br> <br> Identities of the victims were not immediately known.<br> <br> The crash, which occurred in
the vicinity of businesses and a shopping<br> center, was reported at 11:49 a.m.<br> <br> The aircraft was a Lancair
Legacy, said Federal Aviation Administration<br> spokesman Ian Gregor. He did not know the destination of the
flight.<br> <br> The Legacy is a type of plane built from a kit.<br> <br></div>