Paul A. Brown, 74, killed when his motorcycle crashed on Highway 97 near Harrison, Idaho
Idaho State Police: Kennewick man dies Sunday in motorcycle crash near Harrison
Paul A. Brown was traveling north on the highway just after 1 p.m. when he failed to negotiate a left-hand turn, according to an Idaho State Police news release. Brown’s 1996 Harley Davidson motorcycle left the roadway on the right shoulder and overturned, police said.
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This Highway is very
This Highway is very dangerous with many hidden driveways, large trucks exceeding the speed limit and summer visitors driving way too fast. There are limited guardrails, speed limit is not consistant and variable along this scenic by-way. If the police department really wanted to "make bank", they would place speed patrols, specifically along the long straight sections and near Gozzer Ranch, Scout Camp and the Christian Fellowship Camp.
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