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Principals Voice Concerns (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Beverly Mathis, principal of Booker Elementary School, watches over students Friday as they prepare to leave the campus at 2277 N. Martin Luther King Blvd. Booker is a Clark County School District empowerment school, which allows Mathis more freedom in allocating resources, such as spending money, budgeting time and starting programs to improve student achievement.
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Budget problems expected again next summer (San Francisco Chronicle)
Even as Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signs a spending bill this week to end the state's record-long budget impasse, officials say a crisis of equal magnitude looms next year because of the weakened economy, uncertainties about the use of future lottery revenue...
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Blame all the players for the gimmicky budget (Los Angeles Times)
Republicans and Democrats wreaked havoc across the state in the protracted negotiations. Democratic state Treasurer Bill Lockyer likens the budgeting process to 'banana republic financing.' G ive Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger some credit. The big guy flexed and the Democrats blinked.
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Buyers Seek Bag-Fee Fixes (Business Travel News)
SEPTEMBER 22, 2008 -- Struggling to manage airline baggage fees, some travel buyers are beginning to change policies, leverage preferred status to shield travelers from the fees and find ways to estimate the expenditure for their upcoming budgeting and negotiation processes.
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Don't Panic: Live Within Your Means (WCPO Cincinnati)
Experts suggest budgeting your money and keeping with it.
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YOU'D BETTER NOT POUT (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
Get holiday budget in order before spirit hits It's time to start looking at your list of who's been naughty or nice. There are still three months left for holiday shopping, which may seem like a lot of time. But with rising food and fuel costs, it will pay to plan ahead when it comes to budgeting your holiday spending.
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ON THE MONEY (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
It's time to start looking at your list of who's been naughty or nice. There are still three months left for holiday shopping, which may seem like a lot of time. But with rising food and fuel costs, it will pay to plan ahead when it comes to budgeting your holiday spending. And the closer the holidays get, the easier it is to let the joy of the season cloud judgment, says Mechel Glass, director ...
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Water Cooler (The Columbus Dispatch)
You'd better not pout It's time to start looking at your list of who's been naughty or nice. There are still three months left for holiday shopping, which might seem like a lot of time. But with rising food and fuel costs, it will pay to plan when it comes to budgeting your holiday spending. And the closer the holidays get, the easier it is to let the joy of the season cloud judgment, says ...
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Budgeting (TVNZ)
Budgeting Services across the country are noticing a sharp increase in the number of salaried and waged people coming through their doors for help. Breakfast speaks with the Budget Advisory Service's Southern Co-ordinator Shirley Woodrow.
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Budgeting in a tough economy (WSTM Central New York)
Consumer Credit Counseling is helping people get their budgets set for winter.
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