Lawyer agrees to anger management after parking spat (The News & Observer)
A.P. Carlton Jr., former president of the American Bar Association and a Raleigh lawyer, agreed Wednesday to go to anger management classes as part of a deal to have criminal charges stemming from a parking dispute dismissed.
Source: www.newsobserver.com

Former ABA president cuts deal to avoid charges (The News & Observer)
Raleigh lawyer A.P. Carlton Jr., former president of the American Bar Association, agreed today to attend anger management classes as part of a deal to have criminal charges stemming from a parking dispute go away.
Source: www.newsobserver.com

FRENCH FISHERMEN PROTEST AS ANGER MOUNTS IN SPAIN, PORTUGAL, BELGIUM (The Tocqueville Connection)
CALAIS, France, May 23, 2008 (AFP) - French fishermen disrupted shipping in the Dover Strait and blocked access to an oil refinery on Friday as anger over high fuel costs reached fishing industries in Belgium, Spain and Portugal.
Source: www.ttc.org

Blu-ray Review: Anger Management (TVPredictions.com)
Anger Management stars Adam Sandler as Dave Buznick who for his entire life, has been picked on by bullies and superiors and has been the butt of many a joke.
Source: www.tvpredictions.com

Lawyer agrees to anger management after parking spat (The News & Observer)
A.P. Carlton Jr., former president of the American Bar Association and a Raleigh lawyer, agreed Wednesday to go to anger management classes as part of a deal to have criminal charges stemming from a parking dispute dismissed.
Source: www.newsobserver.com

IBOA anger over BoI shares plan (RT News)
The bank officials' union, the IBOA, has criticised Bank of Ireland management over plans to reduce the benefit to its members of a profit-sharing scheme.
Source: www.rte.ie

AMR board OKs new stock reward plan for execs (Dallas Morning News)
Despite growing labor anger and criticism, AMR Corp. board members have adopted the latest version of a stock plan that rewards company executives when AMR shares outperform those of other airline companies.
Source: www.dallasnews.com