US EditionAlaska lawmaker’s husband was flying meat from hunting camp when crash occurred, authorities say
- The husband of Alaska U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola was killed in a plane crash while transporting moose meat from a hunting camp.
- Eugene Peltola Jr., a former Alaska regional director for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, was the only person on board the plane when it crashed. Two hunters at the camp provided medical care after the crash. A federal team has arrived to investigate the incident.
- The plane crashed shortly after takeoff while carrying a second load of moose meat. Peltola had dropped off a hunter and equipment before the crash. Rep. Peltola has returned to Alaska.
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Alaska lawmaker’s husband was flying meat from camp when plane crashed
ANCHORAGE, Alaska >> The plane flown by the husband of Alaska U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola was carrying a load of moose meat from a remote hunting camp when it crashed, killing him earlier this week, authorities said.
Alaska lawmaker's husband was flying meat from hunting camp when crash occurred, authorities say
The plane flown by the husband of Alaska U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola was carrying a load of moose meat from a remote hunting camp when it crashed, killing him earlier this week, authorities said.
Alaska lawmaker's husband was flying meat from hunting camp when crash occurred, authorities say
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — The plane flown by the husband of Alaska U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola was carrying a load of moose meat from a remote hunting camp when it crashed, killing him earlier this week , authorities said. Eugene Peltola Jr.
Alaska lawmaker’s husband was flying meat from hunting camp when crash occurred, authorities say
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — The plane flown by the husband of Alaska U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola was carrying a load of moose meat from a remote hunting camp when it crashed, killing him earlier this week, authorities said. Eugene Peltola Jr., 57, was the only person aboard the small plane when it crashed late Tuesday. Two hunters who were at the camp in western Alaska at the time provided medical care, authorities have said. The chairperson of the Nat…
Alaska lawmaker’s husband was flying hunting meat when crash occurred, officials say
Authorities say the plane flown by the husband of Alaska US Rep. Mary Peltola was carrying a load of moose meat from a remote hunting camp when it crashed, killing him earlier this week
Alaska lawmaker’s husband was flying meat from hunting camp when crash occurred, authorities say
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — The plane flown by the husband of Alaska U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola was carrying a load of moose meat from a remote hunting camp when it crashed, killing him earlier this week, authorities said. Eugene Peltola Jr., 57, was the only person aboard the small plane when it crashed late Tuesday. Two hunters who were at the camp in western Alaska at the time provided medical care, authorities have said. The chairperson of the Nat…
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