At least 6 killed In Iowa weekend crashes

WASHINGTON, Iowa (AP) - At least six people have been killed in a spate of weekend crashes in Iowa.

The deadliest crash happened Saturday afternoon in Washington. The Iowa State Patrol says a pickup driven by 56-year-old Randall Graber crossed the center line, hitting a motorcycle head-on. Two people on the motorcycle were killed, and Graber and his passenger were injured.

Two men were killed in separate motorcycle crashes Saturday. Forty-two-year-old Bradley Paul Stephen, of Monticello died near Bernard, and 44-year-old James Eugene Mills, of Northwood, died in Worth County.

A Sunday morning crash in Ames claimed the life of 41-year-old Terry Lee Rehlander, of Ames.

And, 24-year-old Greg Kollmann, of Waterloo, was killed Saturday in Black Hawk County. Authorities say he drove through a stop sign and into the path of another car.