Mission & Justice (Free subscription) | 09/04/2008
Steve Marshall; 4/9/08 Greenpeace activists have boarded a ship at a port on the Papua New Guinea south coast and stopped it loading logs bound for China. Greenpeace says the operation is a blatant example of illegal logging in PNG and is calling for action from both the PNG and Australian Governments. It is calling on [...]
London SE1 community website (Free subscription) | 07/30/2008
... the development looking in on itself and ignoring its surroundings.Defending the scheme, architect Steve Marshall said that the new building respected the medieval street pattern. He also denied that it would turn into a canyon and pointed to existing streets where windows face each other across narrow spaces.Questioned about the affordable housing element being 3% short of guidelines,...
Toledo Free Press (Free subscription) | 07/25/2008
... first reported by this very newspaper.• Cumulus Top 40 station WTWR/98.3 “Tower 98” programmer Steve Marshall said he was let go July 14. Marshall, a Toledo resident who will be 38 next week, said he has a good full-time radio job prospect in Detroit that he should know about in a week.He said he's “pretty open to moving, but luckily I think I'll be sticking around the Toledo...
Myanmar (Free subscription) | 07/25/2008
... are killed, their families are in a far more difficult position than farming families,” said Steve Marshall, the U.N. International Labor Organization representative in Myanmar.This leaves families like Tin Tin Latt’s with a great burden and an uncertain future. Some will have to wait until their surviving children grow up before they can take up their traditional occupation.“I am...
kansascity.com (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
... are killed, their families are in a far more difficult position than farming families," said Steve Marshall, the U.N. International Labor Organization representative in Myanmar.
This leaves families like Tin Tin Latt's with a great burden and an uncertain future. Some will have to wait until their surviving children grow up before they can take up their traditional occupation.
"I...
