Thursday, December 13, 2007
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
How to help soldiers returning from Iraq
A national soldier reintegration program, which got its start with the Minnesota National Guard, is on its way to approval in the U.S. Senate. The "yellow ribbon' program is intended to offer medical, career and educational support to troops who come home from war.11:06 a.m.GuestsMaj. John Morris: Chaplain of the Minnesota National Guard, was involved in creating the original yellow ribbon program in Minnesota.More from MPRBeyond the yellow ribbon (05/04/2007)Fair matches Iraq war vets with jobs (11/06/2007)Catching combat stress: Physicians learn the signs (10/17/2007)Counselors to be posted at National Guard armories (10/10/2007)New hot line to aid Minnesota veterans, families (08/01/2007)
Republicans tone down rhetoric in Iowa debate
The Republican presidential candidates largely held their fire in their final meeting before the state's Jan. 3 leadoff caucuses, mindful that negative campaigning can backfire, particularly in Iowa.12:06 p.m.More from MPR
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