The Region - News from Feb. 27, 1987
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Searchers were again unable to find a plane missing since Monday with a Southern California man, his wife and their three dogs aboard. Two Nevada Civil Air Patrol planes and about half a dozen California CAP planes searched a wide area without success, CAP spokesman Jim Boyer said. The single-engine Cessna 206 left Boulder City on Monday and headed into a major storm. The family of John Morrow of Yorba Linda reported him missing when he failed to arrive at the Fullerton airport Monday. The family said Morrow’s wife, Patricia, was also on board. Boyer said the search will continue today.
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