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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2007
Page
2
The federally funded program Marriage for Keeps offers a free 15 week course to help married couples improve communication respect cooperation and negotiation. It targets diverse couples including those in healthy marriages and seeks benefits for children by reducing divorce risks and promoting family stability. The Garden City Telegram
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Michael Reagan notes in a syndicated column that Democrats in Congress have focused on war talks and anti corruption rhetoric. He highlights Mary Landrieu's Afghanistan bin Laden amendment, Pelosi and Murtha earmark battles, and Flake's clash over a $1 million center benefiting Murtha, ultimately rejected in House votes.
The author argues hacks rely on predictable plots and cartoonish characters while James Lee Burke elevates literature with fully drawn, place-true characters in the Dave Robicheaux series. Burke's The Tin Roof Blowdown set in Katrina-hit New Orleans is highlighted as counterpoint to Louis L Amour. The piece praises literature's power to reveal human nature and warns against relying on nonfiction from online sources. Charley Reese is cited as the columnist speaker.
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