The State - News from June 10, 1986
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Monterey authorities said only one person--pilot Frank M. Duran, 75, of Pebble Beach--was killed when his twin-engine Beechcraft Bonanza 35 crashed, setting fire to a Monterey Peninsula home. Duran, a businessman, was alone in the airplane when it went down and exploded between two houses about a block from Monterey Peninsula Airport. A couple who lived in the house that was burned escaped with minor burns, although one of their two dogs was killed. Cause of the crash was under investigation.
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