Denver program helps batterers confront violence
AMEND, Abusive Men Exploring New Directions, helps men who abuse partners. Founded in Denver, it offers biweekly sessions with psychologists, peer support, and time-out strategies to manage anger. Most participants are married blue-collar men aged 25 to 40 seeking a fresh start, though it does not guarantee reconciliation or cure for all cases.
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St. Louis group aids men in counseling on abuse
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Too Much is Too Much Dear Ann Landers
A reader shares long experience of being ogled and propositioned due to overendowment and urges acceptance of small dimensions as a blessing. The column replies that less is more and mocks the belief that appearance counts most, noting a humorous anecdote about an aging husband and a wife.
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Ann Landers on relationships and returning to circulation
The column counsels that a woman can claim half of everything in a marriage if divorce or separation occurs and notes many more men seek partners than women in the same age group. It suggests the reader may need a strong lawyer to claim property and that widows and divorcees may pursue her, making recovery of dating prospects easier than expected.
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Jewish groups condemn NCC call for PLO talks
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