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28, 2006 For fewer injuries, don't get mad, get even-tempered By Darryl E.

Owens KNIGHT RIDDER NEWS SERVICE The next time someone ticks you off, think twice about blowing your stack.

Doing so might just land you in the emergency room.

That's because episodic anger boosts the risk of injury by as much as 60 percent, a study suggests.

And compared with women, furious men face double the danger of winding up in a world of hurt.

In the study, 2,446 patients at three Missouri emergency rooms described their emotional states before t...

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He said his department is working hard on the area methamphetamine problem, both in enforcement and education.

Crone also pointed to recent traffic accidents along Interstate 76 bringing illegal immigration to the forefront.

Audience member Barbara Keenan gave a testimonial, telling of a deputy who changed a tire for an elderly neighbor of hers.

"These are the kind of people he's training," she said.

"I'm not a career politician," Artery said.

"I'm a teacher." She scored escalating health insurance rates - some hikes as high as 75 percent: "This is astronomical, and it's unacceptable." Affordable health care is the exception rather than the rule, Artery said.

She also told of talking to a colleague at a recent spelling bee; that woman is getting out of teaching because she is sick of all the things she has to do instead of teaching and she hates the Colorado Student Assessment Program.

Griggs assailed opponent Bob Shaffer, a former congressman who is on the State Board of Education, for trying to tell the Cherry Creek School District how to handle the case of teacher Jay Bennish (temporarily suspended for drawing comparisons between President Bush and Hitler) instead of leaving the matter to local control.

He also said education is strained enough without Shaffer trying to privatize education and implement a voucher system.

McGraw pointed to Kennedy having 10 years of experience with Colorado finances.

State party vice chairman Dan Slater spoke briefl...

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"J.J." Davis directs the state's Office of Management and Budget, overseeing a staff of 430 and Delaware's $2.82 billion operating budget.

She's also a busy wife and mother who finds time to enjoy running.Delaware State News/Gwen Guerke DOVER - Jennifer W.

Davis's office is a room with a view.Mrs.

Davis, known as "J.J." to her friends and co-workers, is at work in a third-floor corner office of the newly renovated former Haslet Armory in Dover.The windows of her work world overlook picturesque Legislative Mall.And she's in a power seat at the heart of the inner workings of state government as the director of Delaware's Office of Management...