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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1981
Page
6
The text notes foot washing due to sandals and dirt, Mary anointing Jesus with spikenard at Lazarus supper, Mary wiping his feet with her hair. The scene fills the house with the ointment's fragrance.
The essay questions Reagan's move allowing discharged air traffic controllers to seek work in other federal agencies. It argues the firings were proper and argues the administration caved to organized labor, undermining a strong stance against public worker strikes and risking public safety. The piece urges sticking to the original punishment and condemns concessions.
William L. Rusher discusses Right to Life supporters often appearing smug to others who favor Freedom of Choice. He argues abortion opponents face a hard political reality in a plural democracy, comparing the stance to abolitionists who declared a holy war and resisted compromise.
Retired Navy voice argues the Vietnam and Korea conflicts were misframed as bad wars while WWII was a good war. He asserts propaganda shaped views, cites Morgenthau Plan, red-scare influence, and media bias. He warns of El Salvador and future conflicts as bad wars and calls for readiness.
Ray Cromley outlines how federal bureaucrats prevent Social Security reforms. If federal workers paid in like others, long and short term deficits could shrink, potentially delaying drastic benefit cuts. The piece contrasts shifts in retirement rules with lawmakers and elites benefiting from current arrangements amid a broader debate on solvency and age of full benefits.
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