Winning ticket sold in N.H.

Someone who bought a Powerball ticket in New Hampshire won Saturday's $67.6 million jackpot. The winning ticket was sold at the state liquor store in Plymouth. "We haven't heard anything yet," store manager Steve Willey said yesterday. And no one has come in with a $67 million smile. The store gets $30,000 for selling the ticket. Willey said it will be divided among the seven employees, based on the number of hours they work. "It will be a nice summertime trip or something," he said. The winning numbers were: 16-22-43-46-49, Powerball: 10. (AP)

FRAMINGHAM

Police evacuated a Framingham State College dormitory yesterday after a student's parent found a rifle bullet outside on a public walkway around noon, according to Officer Timothy Kiley of the campus police department. Police searched the four-story O'Connor Hall , which houses about 200 students, after the round was found on State Street and brought to campus police. Resident assistants at all dormitories were asked to check bags going into the building until further notice.

FORT FAIRFIELD, Maine

Conditions were improving on a river that runs from Maine to New Brunswick where the search continued yesterday for a missing 3-year-old girl. Alexandra Winship-Wright was reported missing Wednesday from her Fort Fairfield home, prompting a search involving several agencies in Maine and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in New Brunswick. Mark Latti, a spokesman for the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, said two boats and about 15 ground searchers continued looking along the Aroostook River in Maine. In New Brunswick, the Royal Canadian police and officials with the Tinker Dam, which sits on the Aroostook, continued watching for signs of the girl. A pair of her boots was discovered Wednesday in two areas in Maine, but no other items belonging to the girl have been found . The search was expected to resume this morning. (AP)

TAUNTON

A youth was arrested after State Police responded to a disturbance call at the Taunton State Hospital Department of Youth Services' detention facility. About 7:30 p.m. Saturday, police were called to the facility, where 20 to 25 detainees were causing a disturbance. The disturbance was under control by 7:50 p.m. State Police escorted four detainees to the Federal Juvenile Detention Facility at the Plymouth House of Correction. Kyle M. Timmons, 19, of Boston was to be arraigned today on charges of promotion of anarchy, assault and battery on a public employee, and other offenses, police said.

AUGUSTA, Maine

The remains of two Maine servicemen whose planes were shot down in separate wars have been identified, and one has been honored at a formal burial service at Arlington National Cemetery. Relatives of Army Air Forces Staff Sergeant Glendon Harris of North Monmouth attended burial services last week at Arlington. Harris was shot down by Japanese fighters in October 1943 over New Guinea. The remains were uncovered in 1999. Governor John Baldacci said last week that the remains of another serviceman, Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Paul Getchell of Portland, have been found in Laos and will be returned to the United States. Getchell was killed in action in January 1969 during a bombing mission in the Vietnam War. His remains were discovered as part of an investigation led by the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command. The search began in 1995, but recovery was not complete until 2005. (AP)