Anger as bridge closes for year (Belfast Telegraph)
A year long closure of a road in Co Antrim to allow the replacement of a bridge began today sparking anger among commuters and politicians.
Source: www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk
'Martin County Closed' signs anger Jensen group (The Palm Beach Post)
Small green signs that popped up along Martin County roadways today have prompted charges of dirty politics from a group of slow-growth advocates.
Source: www.palmbeachpost.com
Proposal aims to undo rent control laws (Los Angeles Times)
A measure on the June 3 ballot would phase out limits that now apply to 1.2 million state residents. Having toiled in machine shops during World War II and worked for decades in other manual jobs, 84-year-old Mary Kubancik felt entitled to live out her years in a pleasant mobile home park in Sylmar.
Source: www.latimes.com
English Council to Review Arts Cuts (New York Times)
Arts Council England, responding to the anger of hundreds of actors, writers and others in the arts, has decided to rethink its decision to slash financing for 194 theaters, art galleries, orchestra, literary groups and the like, The Independent of London reported. The newspaper said the board of the council, a government-financed body that allocates subsidies to the arts, will vote to …
Source: www.nytimes.com
Bury your anger and you'll pay the price… (Pretoria News)
Chicago - A fight with your spouse could be good for the health, a new study has found. Couples who suppressed their anger have a mortality rate twice as high as those in which at least one partner stands up for themselves, according to the study which tracked 192 American couples for 17 years.
Source: www.pretorianews.co.za
Delphi executive payout cutback a victory for unions, many say (Crain's Detroit Business)
For most of the nearly 27 months since Delphi Corp. filed for bankruptcy protection, the automaker has been bashed by union leaders.
Source: www.crainsdetroit.com
Kenya: Reports of Bodies Piled in Morgue Spur Anger, Grief (AllAfrica.com)
Reports that more than 200 bodies of Kisii people have not been identified for burial in neighbouring Kericho district has sparked anger in the community which has been taking care of thousands of internally displaced persons since post-election violence broke out four weeks ago.
Source: allafrica.com
Executive Items (The Post and Courier)
Smyth joined the firm in 2003 and previously was a project architect. He holds a master's degree in architecture from Clemson University and has experience in the construction trades.
Source: www.charleston.net
