Boomers flock to the movies as families shrink
Baby boomers like Mary Ellen Armstrong now find time for films from rom coms to prestige titles. Industry says boomers, about 76 million strong, drive success of independent and adult oriented films while age empties homes, boosting turnout at movieplexes nationwide.
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DREAM OF HOMEOWNERSHIP FADES FOR CALIFORNIA MOTHERS IN MERCED AREA
Tammie Gibson, a single mother from Dust Bowl migrants, watches her Atwater loaned home price climb from 89000 to 123000 as a Merced campus plan spurs values. She seeks a property to pass to her three children while California homeownership rates lag national levels, with Hispanic immigrants facing the steepest barriers.
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