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    Motorcyclist Killed on I-70 Near Salina

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    By KMAN Staff on August 11, 2012 Local News

    Kansas Highway Patrol reports say a motorcyclist from Herington Kansas was killed after a collision with another vehicle near Salina on Saturday afternoon.

    According to police reports 58-year-old Leah Webb of Herington was riding her Harley Davidson onto I-70 eastbound  from I-135 when she collided with the right front corner of 21-year-old Gretchen Sutherland’s Toyota SUV.  Sutherland was exiting I-70 onto I-135 northbound when the collision occurred.

    Police say Webb was not wearing a helmet, and was pronounced dead by the Chaplain at the Salina Regional Health Center.

     

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