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 Workers for Regal Entertainment Group, like the one seen here collecting 
tickets from movie-goers, have had their work weeks shortened in a new 
company-wide mandate. Internal documents obtained by FoxNews.com show that 
the cuts were enacted in response to the Affordable Care Act.REUTERS/Jonathan 
AlcornThe nation's largest movie theater chain has cut the hours of thousands 
of employees, saying in a company memo that ObamaCare requirements are to 
blame.Regal Entertainment Group, which operates more than 500 theaters in 
38 states, last month rolled back shifts for non-salaried workers to 30 
hours per week, putting them under the threshold at which employers are 
required to provide health insurance. The Nashville-based company said in 
a letter to managers that the move was a direct result of 
ObamaCare.- Memo sent to managers of Regal theatersIn addition, some managers 
have requested guidance on what they should tell those employees negatively 
impacted and, at your discretion, we suggest the following, read the memo 
obtained by FoxNews.com. To comply with the Affordable Care Act, Regal had 
to increase our health care budget to cover those newly deemed eligible 
based on the law's definition of a full-time employee.To manage this budget, 
all other employees will be scheduled in accord with business needs and 
in a manner that will not negatively impact our health care budget, 
the message continues.Regal, which had revenue of $2.8 billion in 2011,
 w York gun owner had his 
weapons mistakenly seized. They were later ordered to be returned.Sens. 
Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Pat Toomey, R-Pa., who drafted the background 
check amendment, insist a registry is expressly prohibited.The language 
of the proposal says the Justice Department "may not consolidate or centralize 
the records" on firearms sales or possession. It goes on to say 
nothing in the proposal would allow the establishment of a "federal firearms 
registry."Manchin, speaking on CBS' "Face the Nation," reiterated that sellers 
can do a background check and keep a record -- but the 
proposal would prohibit a national registry, punishing anybody who tries 
creating one with up to 15 years imprisonment.Despite the assurances, some 
lawmakers were skeptical."It has been said on the floor recently that background 
check legislation cannot lead to gun registries because federal law prohibits 
that. But current federal law can be changed," Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, 
said last week, calling recordkeeping a "step toward registration."He cited 
testimony that gun registration is important to ensuring a system of universal 
background checks works.Those concerns were echoed Monday by Blunt, who 
said he plans to oppose the bill. He cited reports last week 
that said 185,000 people in his state were affected after a list 
of concealed-weapon permit holders was given to federal officials.Sen. Tom 
Coburn, R-Okla., also said in a statement last week 

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