SHARONVILLE — Three people injured in a crash involving at least six vehicles on Interstate 275 on Thursday afternoon were still hospitalized Friday night, according to Sharonville police.

        One man — 23-year-old Richard R. Harley of Loveland — was killed in the crash after he lost control of his Pontiac Trans Am at about 3 p.m. Thursday in the westbound lanes, crossed the median, and slammed head-on into a tanker truck.

        At least four other vehicles were involved, according to Sharonville Sgt. Mark Preuss.

        A passenger in Mr. Harley's car — 23-year-old Rachel Misciasci of Loveland — was in critical condition Friday night at Bethesda North Hospital.

        A woman from another car involved, 46-year-old Cindy O'Brien of Miamisburg, was in serious condition Friday night at University Hospital Medical center.

        The driver of the tanker truck, 41-year-old Steve Morton of Moores Hill, Ind., was in fair condition at University.

        Sgt. Preuss said police originally feared that the tanker truck had a full load of sulfuric acid, but said the tank turned out to be empty.

        The crash is still under investigation, Sgt. Preuss said.

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