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A PRO Was Among Victims of Reno Air Races Crash

Stewart worked for Nevada portable sanitation company Sani-Hut
  • By Jim Kneiszel
  • September 22, 2011

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Sharon Olthea Stewart, an event worker for Reno-based Sani-Hut Co., Inc., was among 12 people killed a week ago in a crash at the National Championship Air Races in Reno. Stewart, 47, was cleaning in a VIP box area Sept. 23 when a plane flying in the aerial races went out of...

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