AT&T Drops Limits on Unlimited Data Plans
AT&T backed away from throttling unlimited data after thousands of subscribers complained. The policy will slow speeds once 3 GB is reached for existing unlimited plans, with a later shift to 5 GB for LTE capable smartphones under the new approach.
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New York
At&t Inc
At&t
Associated Press
Matt Spaccarelli
Simi Valley
Calif
Spaccarelli
T-Mobile USA
Verizon Wireless
T-Mobile
Verizon
Sprint
Texas rice farmers face irrigation shutoff amid drought
The Lower Colorado River Authority will not release water from lakes Travis and Buchanan, leaving farmers in the basin mostly unable to plant or sustain crops. Only senior water rights holders may receive a small allocation, about 20,000 acre feet, while most will receive none. Regions including Wharton, Colorado, and Matagorda counties confront severe poverty and drought pressures.
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Houston
Texas
Lower
Colorado River Authority
Austin-area
Colorado River
Ronald Gertson
Lissie
Travis
Buchanan
LCRA
Clara Tuma
Gertson
Wharton
Colorado
Matagorda
Roswell Plans Big February Development Update
City Planning Director Michael Vickers outlines multiple projects in Roswell including a 65,000 square foot four story hotel and conference center on North Main Street near Murphy Express, a 47,686 square foot Icon Cinema with 10 screens at 900 W Hobbs Street, and a 17,780 square foot Nissan construction at 2111 W Second St. Other items include a 4,000 square foot Calvary Sunday school at 2901 W Fourth St, a 12,000 square foot Dollar Tree renovation at 1700 S Main St, a gas station complex at 1500 N Garden Ave, Allsup’s renovations at 2501 N Main St, a 71-room extended stay hotel near East 19th St, and Renovation/Expansion Firmere at 2810 N Main St. New residential permits in February total zero. 2 commercial permits in 2012.
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Fourth St
New Mexico Land Office Earns 11.8 Million From Oil and Gas Sale
The New Mexico State Land Office says its February 22 lease sale in Santa Fe earned about 11.8 million for trust beneficiaries. Twenty eight tracts were offered and 27 sold, all in Eddy and Lea counties. Ronald Miles of Roswell won the top bid for 320 acres in Lea County at 2.43 million. Proceeds fund public schools hospitals and universities. Next sale is March 20 in Santa Fe with Lea and Eddy counties.
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New Mexico
Ray Powell
State Land Office
Nmstatelands.org
Oil, Gas and Minerals Division
The
Powell
State Trust
Lea
Eddy
Joe Mraz
Jmraz
Slo
Dar Fuqua
Dfuqua
Sony Pictures to close Albuquerque visual effects studio this July
Sony Pictures Imageworks will end operations at its downtown Albuquerque studio when the lease expires this July. About 60 workers will be offered positions at Sony facilities in Canada or the Los Angeles area. The move follows an economics decision as New Mexico offers 25 percent film incentives versus Vancouver's 46 percent. The studio contributed to films like I Am Legend Green Lantern and The Smurfs.
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Sony Pictures Imageworks
Sony
Don Levy
Canada
Los Angeles
Nick Maniatis
New Mexico
Maniatis
Albuquerque Journal
Vancouver
Levy
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