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Winnipeg Free Press
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Issue date: Sunday, February 16, 2014
Pages available: 30
Previous edition: Saturday, February 15, 2014
Next edition: Tuesday, February 18, 2014
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 16, 2014, Winnipeg, Manitoba
C M Y K PAGE A1
Send news tips and photos to tips@ freepress. mb. ca For breaking news go to winnipegfreepress. com
DID YOU WIN?
Lotto 6/ 49
1, 8, 37, 39, 44, 45
Bonus 21
Pick 3
Winning number: 368
Extra
Winning number:
5511184
THE WEATHER
Afternoon snow.
HIGH - 9
LOW - 13
INDEX PAGE 2
FEBRUARY 16, 2014
How romantic
PHOENIX - An Arizona inmate who escaped by climbing
two walls and crawling through razor wire to reportedly
meet his sweetheart on Valentine's Day is back in
custody.
The Pinal County Sheriff's office said Joseph Andrew
Dekenipp was caught a few hours after he escaped Friday
from the county detention centre. The office said he would
undergo treatment for serious cuts he got from the wire.
Dekenipp has been in jail since his arrest Jan. 10 on
suspicion of vehicle theft, trafficking in stolen property,
unlawful flight and driving on a suspended licence.
- The Associated Press
Marco... Polo...
RENO, Nev. - A Montana hunter is accusing Canadian
outfitter Ameri- Cana Expeditions and a worldrenowned
guide of fraudulently turning his dream
of bagging a rare argali sheep known as the ' Marco
Polo' into a living nightmare.
Rick Vukasin said he spent more than $ 50,000
pursuing the adventure in Tajikistan, near China's
border. The 65- year- old landed a 400- pound ram
with the coveted, spiralling horns but was mortified
later when he opened up the box shipped to his home
to find the horns were not those of his trophy animal.
He's seeking $ 75,000 in damages.
- The Associated Press
Warm welcome
FROM THE FORT
RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS
Volunteers Marc Charbonneau ( right) and William Caithness welcomed guests at Festival du Voyageur on Saturday.
The 45th annual Festival du Voyageur kicked off its first full day of sculptures, pea soup and wagon rides Saturday at Fort Gibraltar.
It's been a cold winter but Winnipeggers were out in full force. There was also a national celebrity in their midst / A3
OLYMPICS
Two wins
from gold
' It's not scary at all,'
Jennifer Jones
tells Gary Lawless
B3
PLUS... Brad Jacobs
rebounds / B3
Agonizing
decisions
Mike Babcock
looks for
lineup chemistry
today
vs. Finland
B4
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
U. S.
outbreak
helped
us / A4
Ellen Page's
big
announcement
A4
Kevin Hart
not short
on talent
A14
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