NATION IN BRIEF : IOWA : More DC-10 Parts Found; Search Ends
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A paid hunt for wreckage from the July 19 crash of United Airlines Flight 232 near Sioux City, Iowa, was declared over for the year so that farmers could return to the fields. Fragments of the DC-10 engine’s fan blade and bearings were found on the Edward Anderson farm near Alta, Iowa, and the landowners will divide a $1,000 reward with the treasure hunter who found them. General Electric said it had hired searchers from Missouri, Nebraska, Minnesota and Iowa to look for clues to the crash.
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