Plane Crash Knocks Out Public Radio, TV in Central Nebraska

ABC-7, on the TheDenverChannel.com , reported a single engine plane from Denver crashed into a tower owned by Nebraska Educational Radio and Television. The article said the tower collapsed, taking out public radio and TV service in a large portion of central Nebraska. For more information, see Small Plane From Den
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ABC-7, on the TheDenverChannel.com, reported a single engine plane from Denver crashed into a tower owned by Nebraska Educational Radio and Television. The article said the tower collapsed, taking out public radio and TV service in a large portion of central Nebraska.

For more information, see Small Plane From Denver Crashes in Nebraska--Three Die As Plane Hits Broadcast Tower.

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