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Three die in head-on crash north of Tonopah

TONOPAH -- The Nevada Highway Patrol said three members of a Reno family were killed and a North Dakota man was badly hurt in a head-on crash that investigators believe was triggered by a blown tire on a two-lane highway about 10 miles north of Tonopah.

Trooper Chuck Allen said the blow-out sent a Ford pickup driven by 55-year-old Harvey Gee of Manning, N.D., skidding into oncoming lanes of U.S. Highway 95 about 3 p.m. Monday.

The pickup slammed into a Toyota Sequoia, killing the driver, 37-year-old Marie Lagman, and her parents, 67-year-old Nieves Lagman and 68-year-old Augusto Lagman.

Allen said Gee was flown by medical helicopter to Renown Regional Medical Center in Reno.

His condition was not made public on Tuesday.

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