The Region - News from Feb. 16, 1987
A Visalia man was found dead in the wreckage of his small plane, which crashed in a rugged, remote area near Newhall, Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies said. Authorities identified the victim as Frank C. Bernadic, 35. Sheriff’s Sgt. Ray Davis said the single-engine Cessna crashed at the bottom of a narrow 80-foot-deep canyon near Sierra Highway and the Newhall Refinery at 22674 Clampitt Road.
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