Do With Me What You Will by Joyce Carol Oates reviewed
A critical look at Joyce Carol Oates's Do With Me What You Will detailing Elena Ross Howe and Jack Morrissey. The piece traces Elena's controlled life from childhood through a damaging engagement and awakening, highlighting Oates's bleak view of power, manipulation, and brutality in American society.
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Detroit
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Fatal Rutland fire traced to a candle
Fire officials traced Thursday's Rutland apartment blaze to a lit candle found in a bottle neck. Three people died Charles Lyons 23 of Fair Haven Cheryl Jenkins 19 of Locust Valley and Tamara Kudashev 20 of Seacliff New York. Richard Estabrook 23 of Stamford suffered burns and is in satisfactory condition Rutland Hospital said. Four others left homeless have found accommodations. owner Edward Turner plans to rebuild with insurance.
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Bennington Briefs Promoted Marine Cpl C C Christie
Marine Cpl Christopher C Christie son of Mr and Mrs Frank A Ives of 99 Oakes St Bennington was promoted aboard the USS Independence homeported in Norfolk Va Christie joined the Marines in October 1971 The town Recreation Department with the school system opens Mt Anthony gym Sundays 1 to 4 for all high school students Taconic Grange Christmas party December 18 starts with a 630 PM covered dish supper Adults will exchange gifts and parents should bring age appropriate gifts for children.
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Oakes St
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Independence
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Marines
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Taconic Grange
Dewey McClay
St. Petersburg
Fla
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East Aurora
N.Y
Lottery winners United Press International mass weekly drawing
This week's winning numbers are listed by region with Mass weekly 271890 Mass million 98090 Mass Santa 675160 Connecticut 89705 and New York 308217 winner numbers.
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Roll-call votes this week in the New England delegation
UPI reports roll call outcomes across the New England delegation. In the energy conservation bill supporters outnumbered a few opposed for 75 to 15 in the Senate, while opposition from Cotton and Aiken and Hathaway abstentions shaped the tally. A Northeastern railroad restructuring bill passed 69 to 22 with Cotton opposing. A cloture attempt on a legal aid program failed two thirds. An amendment on trade reform to restrict loans to Russia passed the House 319 to 80 despite several abstentions.
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IRS poster contest invites Vermont students on toll free number theme
The Internal Revenue Service launches a poster contest for grades 5 and 6 in Bennington area schools including Bennington North Bennington Shaftsbury Pownal and Arlington. Posters should be about the toll free number 1 800 642 3110 and measure about 10 by 14 inches with contest judged for art and presentation. Deadline is Monday January 14 with prizes including a 25 dollar savings bond and honorable mention certificates. IRS District Director Carolyn K Buttolph will present prizes at a later announced time and place.
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Internal Revenue Service
Burlington
Taxpayer Service
IRS
Bennington
Carolyn K. Buttolph
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Pownal
Arlington
School Lunch Menu Across Mt Anthony and Arlington Schools
Monday to Friday meal plans list spaghetti with heat sauce and sides at Mt Anthony Bennington and related items at Arlington schools. The schedule includes vegetarian soups, fried chicken, tuna items, desserts, and milk with occasional no lunch days and holiday notices from Sue and Pat.
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Frankfurt
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Pat
Bennington flag proposed for Napa Bicentennial year
Development of plans for the American Revolutionary Bicentennial and Vermont Bicentennial moves forward. Napa officials consider adopting the Bennington flag in 1976, with a volume price around six to ten dollars. The flag would replace the 50 star banner for 1974 to 1976 celebrations, while a permanent monument slated for the era is also proposed.
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