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By Dan Balz and Mike Allen Washington Post Staff Writers Tuesday, October 17, 2000; 10:34 AM ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17 – Missouri Gov. Mel Carnahan was killed Monday night when a small plane carrying him to a campaign event crashed in a heavily wooded area in rain and fog, according to state officials. The governor's office said that the plane was believed to have been carrying Carnahan; his son Roger, known as Randy, who was the pilot; his senior campaign adviser Chris Sifford. "There were no survivors," said Jerry Nachtigal, the governor's press secretary. "We are certain it's the governor, his son, and Chris Sifford, his aide." Carnahan