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Twin-Engine Plane Crashes In Callahan County

By: Big 2 News Staff
Updated: February 14, 2013
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CALLAHAN COUNTY -- A plane crashes in the Big Country.

    Texas Department of Public Safety officials say that a 1970 A60 Beech twin-engine airplane went down about 8 miles northeast of Abilene around 10:40 AM Thursday.

    Troopers say that Frank Leroy Bell of Tuscola was flying the plane when it ran out of fuel.

    Bell, 75, tried to glide the plane onto a plowed field, but the aircraft crashed into some mesquite trees short of the field instead.

    Bell wasn't injured in the crash.

    The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the crash.

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