Sen. Frist’s Son Injured When Plane Flips Over
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William Harrison Frist Jr., the son of incoming Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, was slightly injured in the crash of a small plane at the Nashville airport.
Frist, 19, is a freshman at Princeton University. He was a passenger aboard a private plane that flipped over as it was taxiing to the runway for takeoff.
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