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For the week of January 15 - 21, 2003

News

Two killed in car accident


By GREG MOORE
Express Staff Writer

A Hailey woman and her 17-day-old infant were killed in a car accident south of Timmerman Hill on Friday.

According to a press release from the Idaho State Police, Carola Arias, 30, and Ariana Camila Arias, were passengers in a 1997 Ford Escort driven by Jose L. Arias, Carola’s husband.

The family was northbound on Highway 75 at about 3:30 p.m. when the car drifted onto the right shoulder. Arias overcorrected and slid across the southbound lane, where the car hit a 1994 Ford F-250 pickup head-on.

At the time of impact, the pickup’s driver, Ketchum resident Jaime Collins, 37, had swerved off the side of the road in an attempt to avoid a collision.

Blaine County Sheriff Walt Femling said Sonia Green, a dispatcher in his office, arrived on the scene immediately after, and performed CPR on the infant until police arrived. The infant was transported by helicopter to St. Luke’s Wood River Medical Center where she died.

Carola Arias was declared dead at the scene. According to the State Police, she was not wearing a seat belt, and Ariana was improperly fastened in the car seat.

Jose Arias was treated at St. Luke’s for minor injuries. Collins was not injured.

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