Accelerate Deportation Of Mariel Cuban Refugees
The piece condemns the Mariel boatlift as a cynical move by Fidel Castro and urges speeding up deportation of criminals among Marielitos. It cites police and FBI officials noting violence and lack of proper documentation, and argues the boatlift was near war in intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariel
Cuba
Carter
Fidel Castro
Marielitos
America
San Diego
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
James Stathes
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Drug Enforcement Agency
United States
One Step Back Editorial on China and Nicaragua
A guest editorial argues China’s shift toward openness is slow and uncertain while Nicaragua tightens its totalitarian grip. It cites Burns detained on espionage suspicions in China and journalists expelled in Nicaragua, noting U.S. press concerns and differing trajectories.
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China
New York Times
John F. Burns
Nicaragua
A.M. Rosenthal
The
United States
Rosenthal
Burns
Washington Times
Times
Glenn Garvin
Sue Mullin
Thought For Today Quote by Irvin Cobb
A concise reflection on storytelling attributing memory and hope as key traits. The quote credits Irvin Cobb, noting his lifespan. It frames storytelling as embracing memory while trusting others not to recall every detail.
Workplace harassment and the Supreme Court ruling in hostile work environment cases
The piece discusses sexual harassment in the workplace, noting EEOC support and a 1981 Wall Street Journal survey showing federal employees facing rape or assault on the job. It cites a Washington DC savings and loan manager’s advances and a Supreme Court decree to allow suits against employers for hostile work environment. The article references unions and broader dangers beyond ogling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
United States Supreme Court
Women’s Legal Defense Fund
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
High Court
United Auto Workers Union
Wall Street Journal
Readers' Views Endorse NPR Stand On Nuclear Strategy
Victor J. Reilly argues against new production reactors and advocates phasing out hydrogen bombs. He suggests reusing existing plutonium, reducing tritium needs, and using commercial reactors for limited tritium production while shutting down SRP and Hanford reactors. He urges safer management of radioactive waste and continued plutonium control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NPR
Aiken Standard
Derrick
Pentagon
SRP
Hanford
Victor J. Reilly
Ban On Industrial Homework May Be Lifted In North Carolina
Federal agents targeted glove sewing in Taylorsville North Carolina under a 1943 ban on industrial homework. Labor Secretary William Brock reportedly plans to repeal the rule amid debate over home work versus factory jobs and union influence, with Tom Thumb Glove Company employing 85 workers at risk of shifting production.
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North Carolina
Tom Thumb Glove Company
Taylorsville
N.C
William Brock
Vermont
Take
Virginia Deal
Tom Thumb
Labor Department
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
ILGWU
Homeworkers
U.S
Meaning of born again in Christian faith
The term refers to humans needing forgiveness of sins and spiritual renewal by God. It involves recognizing personal sin, accepting Jesus Christ’s sacrifice for sins, and committing life to Christ to receive renewal and a transformed relationship with God.
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DR. Graham
W.R
Jesus Christ
Christ
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Irvin Cobb
Iacocca
Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
By Stephen Chapman
Marcia
Zonker
Billy Graham
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