CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
August 31, 1993 | THUAN LE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The two South County bicycle riders killed over the weekend in Utah had cut short their tour and were heading back to a meeting point ahead of their tour group when they were struck by a pickup truck on Interstate 70, a Utah Highway Patrol trooper said Monday. The rest of the tour members were learning of the accident Monday as they straggled into Richfield, about 10 miles west of the crash site. Patricia M. Harris, 67, of Mission Viejo and Clem R.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
August 30, 1993 | BILL BILLITER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Two South County bicycle riders making a long-distance group tour of Utah were killed by a pickup truck near Richfield, Utah, the Utah Highway Patrol reported Sunday. Patricia M. Harris, 67, and Clem R. Wilson, 69, of Lake Forest, were on separate bikes, riding in the emergency lane of Interstate 70 about 10 miles east of Richfield, officers said. The accident occurred about 1:20 p.m. Saturday.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
October 15, 1991
A North Hollywood couple and an Illinois woman were killed when their car plunged 150 feet from a scenic road near Zion National Park in southwestern Utah, the Utah Highway Patrol reported Monday. Authorities identified the victims of the accident Sunday as Charyl Padgett and her husband, Stephen Padgett, both 38, and Charyl Padgett's sister, Dawn Hamilton, 29, of Chicago. Charyl Padgett, the driver, was 22 weeks pregnant. The fetus did not survive, Sgt. Jim Lloyd said.
NEWS
May 25, 1991 | Associated Press
A woman believed to be driving the wrong way on a divided highway apparently triggered a head-on collision that killed her two children and five other people and left her in critical condition, authorities said Friday. Alcoholic beverage containers were found in both vehicles, but investigators have not determined if anyone involved was intoxicated in the Thursday accident near Wendover, police said.
SPORTS
February 16, 1991
University of Utah basketball player Paul Afeaki was under police protection in Salt Lake City Friday while detectives searched for a man who allegedly shot him in the left shoulder after a traffic confrontation. Afeaki, 22, a 6-foot-10 reserve center, was treated at the school's Health Sciences Center late Thursday for what spokesman John Dwan described as a superficial wound to the left shoulder.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
May 6, 1990 | From United Press International
An elderly Orange resident was struck and killed by a motor home as he was standing in a traffic lane taking pictures, the Utah Highway Patrol said Saturday. James Denwiddie, 71, was standing in the westbound lane of Interstate 70, about 35 miles east of this town, which is about 90 miles south of Salt Lake City in central Utah. He was struck by a motor home driven by Garold McDonald, 74, of Las Vegas, according to the Utah Highway Patrol.