2 Killed in Crash Near Lamar
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Posted: 12:33 PM May 22, 2009
2 Killed in Crash Near Lamar
The Colorado State Patrol says the accident happened earlier this week in Prowers County.
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Two drivers are dead after colliding hear-on in Prowers County. This happened Wednesday afternoon on Highway 50 about four miles east of Lamar.

Investigators say a Dodge Neon was going west when it drifted into the oncoming lane, and hit a Hyundai Santa Fe. Bother drivers were killed. They were both wearing seatbelts.

The driver of the Neon has been identified as 41-year-old William Arvold of Colorado Springs. The other driver was 70-year-old Jeanette Dudding of Canon City.
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