Collision in Price sends 1 to hospital

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A battered Mazda 626 (foreground) and Chrysler Sebring show the aftermath of a two-car collision on Price Main Street and 7th North Monday at noon. According to Price Police officer Robb Radley, the driver of the Sebring - a female minor - made a left turn in front of the Mazda as both were entering the intersection in oppositve directions on 7th East. She was cited for failure to yield right-of-way. One passenger, a 10-year-old girl, was taken by ambulance to Castleview Hospital. Officer Radley could not comment on the severity of injuries.

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