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ters <https://www.reuters.corn/article/us-usa-economy/u-s-labor-market-recovery-slowing-economists-urge- more-fiscal-stimulus-idUSICBN25N ITS> (8/27, Mutikani) reports on Thursday the Labor Department reported that "initial claims for state unemployment benefits fell 98,000 to a seasonally adjusted 1.006 m

an who posted a series of threats on Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's official Facebook page on Thursday was sentenced to 14 months in federal prison." US District Judge James Browning "also sentenced Daniel L. Mock, 33, to two years probation after his release. Mock, who was arrested earlier this year, pleade

down from 101.4 in October, and it "reflected a big drop in consumer expectations for income, business and labor market conditions." Reuters (11/24, Mutikani) reports "consumer confidence fell more than expected in November...reinforcing expectations for a sharp slowdown in economic growth in the fourth

leading guilty to a federal charge resulting from EFTA00148743 corruption investigations that have left two other council members facing charges." US District Judge Susan Dlott "ruled Tuesday that Tamaya Dennard will begin serving her sentence next year. Dlott called the case 'a real tragedy,' saying Denn

website, among other news outlets, also reports the story. EFTA00150411 Orders For Capital Goods Up By Most In Nearly Two Years. Reuters (7/27, Mutikani) reports, "New orders for key US-made capital goods increased by the most in nearly two years in June and shipments accelerated, but the gains were

"was sentenced on Monday to four years in prison for his online harassment of the woman, who is identified by her initials "J.K." in court records." US District Judge James Bredar "said Kazzelbach repeatedly lied to police and court officials to essentially `wage war' against his ex-girlfriend." DOD Issues

Garber, 1.73M) website, among other news outlets, also reports the story. Orders For Capital Goods Up By Most In Nearly Two Years. Reuters (7/27, Mutikani) reports, "New orders for key US-made capital goods increased by the most in nearly two years in June and shipments accelerated, but the gains were

"was sentenced on Monday to four years in prison for his online harassment of the woman, who is identified by her initials "J.K." in court records." US District Judge James Bredar "said Kazzelbach repeatedly lied to police and court officials to essentially `wage war' against his ex-girlfriend." DOD Issues