One man is dead and three injured in car crash east of Sioux City on Hwy. 28 yesterday at 11 a.m.

Moyer Quick, 65, a resident of South Iowa City, died in a collision of two cars. Quick’s vehicle was driving collided with a truck driven by Randy Radin, 17, of Swan Lake. The autopsy report shows Moyer had a heart attack which may have caused the accident.

The three survivors included two passengers in Quick’s vechile: his wife Dorothy Quick, 61, and Dorothry Quicks’s sister, Maxine Stuerwald, 43.

Dorothy Quick was reported in “good” condition and has now been released from the hospital. Stuerwald was in “fair” condition and has been scheduled to be released. Radin was listed in “critical” condition with a fractured skull and internal injuries and is still in critical condition.

A South Iowa Highway Patrolman identified that both vehicles were proceeding in a westerly direction on the two-lane highway. Moyer Quick passed the Radin vehicle but his rear-end struck Radin as he completed the pass. The impact sent both vehicles into the ditch on the north side of the road. Quick’s vehicle rolled once. The accident, which is still under investigation, occurred under cloudy skies with rain in the forecast. The road was clear and dry.