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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 01, 2006
Page
1
A grieving mother, living in constant sorrow, faces the fallout from a brutal slaying case as authorities pursue justice. Meanwhile the TM Page Tigers mascot has been drafted to a minor league program, bringing a different kind of spotlight to the paper.
In Santa Clarita California an arson squad detonated a newspaper rack believed to contain a bomb after a man reported danger. Officials later said the LA Times rack housed a digital device playing the Mission: Impossible theme and fell over, alarming customers.
Relatives of Debra Richardson, 48, her husband Marc Richardson, and their eight year old son Jacob held a memorial at the church they attended. The family appealed for privacy as police and relatives urged media restraint after a Medicine Hat home tragedy. Jeremy Allen Steinke, 23, and a 12-year-old girl face three counts of first degree murder. the girl appears in court Monday.
The tentative framework ends a web of lawsuits as U S lumber firms receive about 500 million in penalties from Canada. The Coalition for Fair Lumber Imports says the funds may be used for enforcement and future legal action to ensure compliance. Distribution plans remain undecided and limited to coalition members. The other 500 million will boost North American lumber investments and charitable efforts.
In Wingham Ontario Cpl Matthew Dinning who died in Afghanistan was remembered by thousands. His father Lincoln criticized Prime Minister Stephen Harper during the two hour ceremony while media were barred from the repatriation. Dinning a military police officer died with three others when their vehicle hit a roadside bomb. The service highlighted family bonds, community grief, and honors including medals and a Silver Cross.
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