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Curtis Nichols, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nichols of Flint Fill, escaped injury last week when a jet crashed into the deck of the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz.

Nichols, a first class midshipman at Virginia Military Academy, joined the Nimitz at Norfolk on May 13 for a summer training cruise to the Caribbean which will last until June 12.

The training exercise was halted abruptly just before midnight on Tuesday, May 26, when a Marine EA-6B Prowler landed off center and smashed through rows of parked planes, killing 14 men and injuring 48.

“It was an anxious time,” Mrs. Nichols said. "I heart about it on my way to work Wednesday morning.” By Wednesday evening, the

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