The State - News from Feb. 3, 1987
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Authorities identified the victims of a weekend light plane crash near Cuyama in San Luis Obispo County as Thomas Frazier of Carmel and Joann Quilty of the Carmel area, both 38. The plane, a single-engine Cessna 172, went down in hilly terrain off California 166, a Federal Aviation Administration spokesman said. Because the pilot had not filed a flight plan, the exact circumstances of the crash could not immediately be determined.
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