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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1976
Page
15
Fragmentary text discusses the origins of lying in state in Anglo-Saxon times and its ceremonial showing of a dead monarch or high official. It notes public display arose from political considerations after accession and the death of rulers, shaping the practice as a point of contention.
A Connecticut Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs reception in Hartford will honor notable women, including Geraldine Johnson Bridgeport schools chief, Marion Kellogg Stratford GE executive, and Dorothy Hammill Greenwich Olympic skater. Gov Grasso designates National Business Women's Week October 17 to 23 to recognize leadership across business and professional fields. Also honored are Dr Gertrude Braun Western Connecticut State College Danbury and the Secretary of the State.
Gloria Schaffer State Sen Aud rey Beck Deputy Banking Commissioner Kay Bergin Judge Ellen Burns State Gaming Commissioner Beatrice Kowalski are listed alongside Yale provost Hanna Gray in a state level inquiry touching multiple officials and academic leadership.
A Marina Village resident Wallace McLemure was arrested by Bridgeport police after a car on Lyon terrace was broken into. A secretary reported a wallet missing from a police employee at 144 Golden Hill street. A tape player stolen from Pat Lombard’s car was recovered and returned later. The incident occurred around 12:35 p.m. with witnesses describing the suspect.
In New Haven an early 20s robber wearing a white coat and glasses held up the Howard Avenue branch of the First New Haven National Bank on Thursday. He fled with an undisclosed amount of money and no injuries were reported.
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