Roswell Allen Theaters upgrade seats at three cinemas
Cecelia McGraw, general manager of Allen Theaters, announces upgrades across Cinema 4 Park Twin and Del Norte, including higher backed seats, wider aisles, better wheelchair access, new curtains with sound fold, DTS digital sound, Century projectors and extra cup holders at Park Twin. About 122 chairs removed. renovations span restrooms as well. ticket prices up just 50 cents while concessions stay steady.
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Young adults can set financial foundations early
Twenty somethings should start with a savings plan and pay yourself first. Build an emergency fund covering four to six months of expenses. Budget for big purchases, maintain a solid credit history, and consider retirement contributions. Learn investing basics and set risk-aware goals for a healthier future.
Subsidies Lift Lentils and Peas as New Farm Crops
Washington AP Lentils and dry peas will gain government subsidies under the farm bill, expanding a sector once minor in U S farming. The measures also revive subsidies for honey wool and mohair and create a milk program, with modest expected effects on consumer prices and a need to broaden markets for growers.
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UNM to launch Masters of Accounting program
The University of New Mexico introduces a 33 hour Masters of Accounting for graduates from other fields. The program addresses accountant shortages in New Mexico and follows town hall input used to tailor the curriculum.
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Enron board resignations and Dynegy severance dominate national highlights
Enron loses two board members Frank Savage and John Mendelsohn who joined in 1999 amid the company's rapid rise, involved in audits and ethics waivers. Dynegy chief Charles L. Watson faces at least 33 million in enhanced severance. Adelphia scrutiny grows as a board member pushes against rushed asset sales. Truckers prepare for older engines under new emissions rules, while Toyota tops initial quality in a JD Power study. Tire pressure monitors may be required on new cars, drawing mixed reactions. Red Hat leads a four company effort to launch UnitedLinux, a shared business Linux distribution.
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