Crash victim still serious
The Christchurch man who was seriously injured when the motorised hang glider he was flying crashed into a haybarn near Burnham on Saturday afternoon is still in the intensive care unit at Christchurch Hospital. ;' The condition of the man. Peter Frank Dyer, aged 56, of 33 Parkstone' Avenue, was still-serious late last evening. The microlight hang glider, which belonged to Mr Dyer’s son, became airborne while Mr Dyer was taxiing it on its tricycle undercarriage in. a farm paddock. Mr Dyer' suffered broken ankles, a broken pelvis, and some broken ribs.
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Press, 13 April 1982, Page 6
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95Crash victim still serious Press, 13 April 1982, Page 6
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