Obituary notices for Lowe Stone Morressey and others
Funeral services were held for Lucy Haynes Lowe at Hanson-Walbridge with burial at Bennington Village Cemetery. Separately, Harry Eugene Stone of Sunderland died June 28 and was honored in Arlington with military rites. Madeline K. Morressey, who died June 29 in North Adams, had her funeral at St. Margaret Mary’s Arlington with a Liturgy and burial at St. Columban’s Cemetery.
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William R. Lowe
Lucy Haynes Lowe
Union St
Bennington
Bennington Convalescent Center
Hanson-Walbridge
Herbert Lorenz
Bennington Village
Lorenz
Harry Eugene Stone
Sunderland
Berlin
Hanson- Walbridge
Arlington
John Geer
East Arlington
Ira Allen Cemetery
Gerald Pike
Cyril Hoyt Jr
Clifton Hall
Richard
Robert Stroffoleno
Diane Dusha
Arlington- Manchester
Arlington American Legion
Madeline K. Morressey
North Adams
Mass
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Gerald T. Buckley
Clifford McKee
Lottery winners United Press International
United Press International reports this week’s winning lottery numbers for New York weekly 809856 New York daily 220434 Connecticut 9766 all figures listed as drawn in state lotteries.
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NY Daily
First Vermont rabies case of 1974 confirmed
A cat in Winooski carried a live bat into the home and the Vermont State health laboratory confirmed the first positive animal rabies case of 1974. Fluorescent antibody tests were positive. The Health Department notes this is the state’s first lab confirmed animal case in about a year.
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Burlington
Vermont State Health Laboratory
Girard J. Bergeron
Vermont
State Health Laboratory
Two announce for Shea seat in Vermont Senate race
In Montpelier two Washington County men Keith Wallace of Waterbury and Henry Lague of Berlin entered the race for the state Senate seat vacated by retiring Sen. Dorothy Shea R Washington County. Shea said the retirement was timely.
State wins suit against drug firm in Vermont
The state has won 84000 in a lawsuit against Charles Pfizer and Co. Inc. Attorney General Kimberly Cheney said the awarded money will be placed in a trust fund for educational programs on drug and chemical abuse, health impacts, and remedies. Cheney is named one of three trustees alongside Mental Health Commissioner Dr. Robert Okin and Washington County State's Attorney Robert Gagnon.
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Robert Okin
Washington County
Robert Gagnon
Vermont
Maine Yankee discharge exceeds radiation limits at plant
The Atomic Energy Commission disclosed that radioactive gases briefly exceeded limits last Sunday at Maine Yankee Atomic Plant in Wiscasset. Eight workers were exposed to higher than permitted activity for about an hour due to a valve mishap while seeking demineralized water. An alarm halted ventilation and officials were notified. Maine Yankee must file a full report to the AEC before further action.
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Wiscasset
Maine
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
Maine Yankee Atomic Plant
AEC
Maine Yankee
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Harry E. Stone
Area Funerals
United Press International
North & Adams Streets
Bennington, VT
Main St
Lad Pice N
Nice
Bennington Natural and Organic Foods Center
North ST
Aii
Quinlan
Tel
Health
Marlene Smith
Bruce McClure
Ray Whittaker
Steven Holcomb
Eden Mills
Copley Hospital
Morrisville
Vermont Heart Association
Main Street
Aita
Aron
Jager
Griffins Arlington
Shea
Richard Cordes Percey
Kathleen Sawyer
Gage St
Richard G. Percey
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
People’s Academy
Vermont Technical College
New England
Dept
Quincy
Is Swett
Dept. R-81
Bor
Lee
Paradise Restaurant
W. Main ST
Sun Avenue
New York City
Kerman
Kashan
Qume
Tabriz
Bokhara
International Persian Rug Corp
Fifth Avenue N.Y.C
First National Stores
Finast
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