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Pilot killed in crop duster crash
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Cross County, Arkansas – According to Cross County Sheriff, on Saturday morning, just east of Highway 75, a pilot was killed in a crop duster crash.
The crop duster struck a guide wire that was connected to a radio tower, the Sheriff said.
The crop duster, which belongs to Stokes Flying service, then crashed into a field.
According to Cross County Sheriff, the pilot was 23 years old.
This year, two other plane crashes have happened in Arkansas.
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