Lamp meaning in biblical oil lamp description
The article explains the term lamp as a small cuplike earthenware vessel filled with oil and a floating wick used to keep the light burning, citing Exodus 27 20 as an example of the phrase pure oil beaten for the light to sustain the lamp.
Reagan fire at air traffic controllers seen as necessity
The piece argues Reagan had no choice but to dismiss striking air traffic controllers, condemning the union for illegal walkouts. It questions why 17 000 controllers were needed, notes pre strike reductions, and praises government resolve to restore control systems and uphold the law.
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Ronald Reagan
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LaGuardia
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Dulles
National
Washington
O’hare
Chicago
Mercer County
United States
Middle East
Reagan
U.S
Pentagon
West Berlin
Red Army
RDF
Marine Corps
P.X. Kelly
Ron Mcrae
Israel
Senate
Teamsters
Labor Department
Central States Pension Fund
Norman Perkins
Labor
Special Investigations
Jimmy Carter
Department of Labor
Ray Marshall
Lane Kirkland sparks debate on taxes and middle class
The author satirizes Lane Kirkland of the AFL-CIO, contrasting his critique of tax cuts with broader questions about the middle class earning $30,000 to $50,000. He questions the tax burden, interest costs, and school expenses, arguing that marginal rates matter most and urging policy to boost savings and productivity.
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Lane Kirkland
Afl-Cio
Hyde Park
Reagan
Kirkland
Catherine Wheel
Congress
Yosemite
Ezra Pound
William Carlos Williams
Paterson
N.J
Paterson, N.H
Camden
S.C
South Carolina
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
The Plot To Get Casey
Washington observers say the media and some senators have launched a campaign to destroy CIA Director William Casey. They argue Casey provoked attacks after clashing with Barry Goldwater over intelligence oversight, while critics pressed a lingering lawsuit over a private venture. The White House defended Casey despite pressure.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Alexander Haig
Ernest Lefever
Lefever
Watt
CIA
William Casey
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Casey
Senate
Goldwater
Intelligence Committee
Pat Moynihan
Subcommittee
Widow Gaghan Challenges Federal Hiring Rules
Alma L. Gaghan, widow and former owner of James F. Gaghan Plumbing, describes how a single minority employee’s honeymoon dropped her firm’s minority hours from 30 percent to 18 percent, triggering charges under federal quotas. She sold the business, citing unsupportive officials and union hiring constraints.
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