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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 2012
Page
1
Emma Bennett captures Jaxon and Morgan Poirier selecting pumpkins at The Market Centre on Monday. A raffle offers a 110 pound pumpkin with tickets at $2 to raise money for a community food hamper for a family in need.
Roberta Iron Shirt, 65, of Siksika Nation, died after RCMP were called to a home Sunday morning. Michelle Earp, 45, is charged with second degree murder and multiple breaches of court conditions and will appear in Siksika Provincial Court on October 25. Autopsy set for October 23 in Calgary.
Crews in Hatters prepare for a snow event with Volker Stevin stating plow trucks and sand salt brine setups ready on major highways. Police warn drivers to slow for icy roads with fines and demerits for speeding, while forecasts predict snow Tuesday followed by mixed sun and cold highs through Friday.
MHPS Insp. Glen Motz said officers arrived Friday evening and found the shooter possibly left the residence. Two officers carried Eremenko to the front lawn for paramedics while a third person was removed from the home. The city police tactical team entered after hours of negotiation and found the man dead. Eremenko is the third alleged homicide this year after Amy Lewis and Hazel Lloyd.
Round Three of the presidential debates focused on foreign policy as Obama and Romney face a tight national race. Ohio Virginia and Florida loom as likely deciders while Libya and Benghazi dominate the clash with Romney criticized for timing on calling the attack terrorism.
XL Foods Brooks plant remains uncertified as CFIA holds licence renewal. About 5 000 carcasses valued at six million dollars were dumped in landfills after a recall though tests last week showed no E coli. Community leaders urge support for workers and families facing layoffs.
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