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October 12, South Vienna, Ohio / Cessna Cardinal RG

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October 01, Laramie, Wyo. / Cessna 210

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October 02, West Carrollton, Ohio / Beagle B.206

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October 03, Lewisville, Texas / Cirrus SR-22

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October 06, Port Sulphur, La. / Mooney M20K

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October 07, Somerset, Pa. / Taylorcraft 15A

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October 09, Jellico, Tenn. / Beech Bonanza

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October 12, North Las Vegas, Nev. / Cessna 310

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October 12, Rexburg, Idaho / Mooney M20K

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October 12, Allentown, Pa. / Beech Baron

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October 14, Loa, Utah / Mooney M20B

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