Understanding Your Business Numbers Part Two
Don Taylor outlines three essential monthly financial statements balance sheet cash flow and income statement plus tools like common sizing trend analysis and financial ratios to gauge profitability and cash position. He explains how to set up a single account to simplify cash flow and promotes sending for a free Numbers Game guide.
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Amarillo
Texas Ends Fight Over Tobacco Settlement Fees
Gov George W Bush and AG Dan Morales settle fee dispute over the 15.3 billion tobacco case allowing private lawyers to be paid by arbitration. Morales hired six lawyers and agreed to 15 percent of the award, about 2.3 billion dollars. The panel will decide fees in November and the first 350 million can be collected. The plan includes returning some funds to Washington for health costs and tobacco ad reductions.
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Pesticide clothing care cautions and home guidelines
Guidance warns about risks from pesticides on clothing for farm workers and home gardeners. It outlines washing practices including gloves, soaking, separate laundry, using dedicated pre soak containers, and avoiding the dryer. It also directs contacting the Extension Office for more information and urges readers to submit letters to the editor with name, address, and phone number.
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Power de-regulation a bad idea in guest column
Jim Hudson argues in the Ochiltree Observer that electric power deregulation risks higher costs and reduced reliability. He notes capital intensity, need for steady investment, and potential loss of local grids as large users buy elsewhere, urging caution before any deregulation moves.
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Living to be 100 and the footsteps we leave
A centenarian celebration prompts reflections on lifelong faith, service, and the family legacy she leaves. The writer admires Mrs. Young for raising children and grandchildren who embody her values, and urges readers to consider the footsteps they pass on to the next generation.
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