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ess consumer spending picks up, businesses won't be able to sell off
that extra inventory, and may have to cut back on future orders.Consumers
increased their spending only 2 percent in the final three months of
last year. Many have been weighed down by wages that haven't kept
pace with inflation.They need more jobs and higher pay. Hiring has picked
up in recent months, but the unemployment rate is still high, at
8.5 percent.Business spending on equipment and software rose in the final three
months of last year, but at the slowest pace since the recession
ended, the government said last week.Most economists expected the combination of weaker
inventory growth and tepid consumer spending will lead to slower growth in
the January-March quarter. Many are predicting just 2 percent annualized growth in
that stretch.
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suggests an interested and engaged Republican electorate.The Florida primary is different from
the first three contests this year because it is closed. Only voters
who registered as Republicans before Jan. 3 are allowed to participate. That
leaves a potential universe of about 4.1 million voters. The conventional wisdom
is that turnout will be down because there is no Democratic contest
and Republican participation will not be enhanced by a controversial ballot initiative,
as it was in 2008.But theres really no model for this election.
Florida only jumped to the opening weeks of the primary calendar in
2008 and by the time the race arrived in Florida on January
29, McCain had won two of the three major contests and was
looking much more inevitable than Romney is today. Its hard to imagine
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medical radioisotopes to treat cancer patients.Tehran is under four sets of U.N.
Security Council sanctions because of its refusal to heed international concerns about
its nuclear programs, as well as penalties imposed by the United States
and Western nations meant to force it into dialogue
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. A man charged with hacking a Connecticut man to
death with an ax and eating some body parts is due in
a state courtroom under tight security after being returned from Florida.Thirty-five-year-old Tyree
Lincoln Smith is scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday in Bridgeport Superior Court
on a murder charge. The Connecticut Post reports (http://bit.ly/AbsNDU) that Smith was
returned to Connecticut on Tuesday afternoon after having been arrested last week
in Lynn Haven, Fla.Police say Smith, who grew up in Ansonia, killed
a homeless Bridgeport man, Angel Gonzalez, with an ax and ate one
of his eyeballs and part of his brain in December. Gonzalez' body
was found in an abandoned home in Bridgeport.A message was left Wednesday
morning with Bridgeport public defender's office, which is representing Smith.___Information from: Connecticut
Post, http://www.connpost.com
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