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[email protected] Highway Patrol said. personnel NORTH JACKSON CRASH SITE MEANDER Lt. Jerad Sutton, commander examine the Orrin Hill, retired Jackson RESERVOIR of the Canfi eld post of the high- wreckage Thursday Township police chief, was way patrol, said one of the three after a fi ve- 45 80 tractor-trailer drivers failed to working in his yard Thursday Rd. Bailey vehicle crash morning when he heard an ex- 76 yield for traffi c that was stopped in the west- Mahoning Ave. North plosion coming from Interstate 76 in front of him because of the bound lanes 76. Jackson construction. of Interstate “It was just one big boom,” he THE VINDICATOR Robert Brock of Saratoga 76 that killed said, adding: “There was just construction zone near the Springs, Utah, was traveling a New Castle, tons of black smoke coming out state Route 45 overpass. west in his tractor-trailer when Pa., man and of there.” Mark Schaas of New Castle, he failed to stop and hit the rear injured four Hill was fi rst on the scene to Pa., was killed in the late-morn- of another tractor-trailer driv- others.