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Some interesting news for Amherst Junction Wisconsin residents...
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| US confronts possibility of long, deep recession
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 AP - The U.S. has not endured a deep and prolonged recession in more than a quarter century — enough time for many Americans to forget what one feels like.
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| Dow plunges 733 on new disheartening economic data
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 AP - The economy lurched deeper into the doldrums Wednesday and took the stock market down with it, sending the Dow Jones industrials to a staggering 733-point loss and erasing any hopes that the convulsions that have shaken Wall Street for a month were over.
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| Bernanke says U.S. economy faces big threat
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 Reuters - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Wednesday gave a dour assessment of the U.S. economy, emphasizing a "significant threat" from turmoil in credit markets in remarks that suggested more interest-rate cuts could be coming.
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