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  • Continuing jobless claims rise more than expected

    WASHINGTON (AP) ? The number of people continuing to seek unemployment benefits has risen sharply, according to government data released Thursday, indicating that laid-off workers are having a harder time finding new jobs as the recession enters its second year.

    The Labor Department also reported that initial applications for unemployment insurance dropped by 24,000 to a seasonally adjusted 467,000 for the week ending Jan. 3. Wall Street economists expected initial claims to increase, but the new figure partly reflects the shortened New Year's holiday week.

    The four-week average of initial claims, which smooths out fluctuations but also includes the shortened holiday weeks, fell by 27,000 to 525,750.
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  • People?s Choice Awards recognize Oklahomans
    LOS ANGELES — Carrie Underwood of Checotah and Rascal Flatts, featuring guitarist Joe Don Rooney of Picher, were among the winners Wednesday night at the 35th annual People’s Choice Awards.

    Underwood was selected by Internet voters as favorite female singer, star under 35 and country song for "Last Name.” Rascal Flatts won the favorite group award.

    Brad Pitt, who was born in Shawnee, won favorite leading man.

    Ellen DeGeneres and "Dancing with the Stars” also were early winners at the People’s Choice Awards.

    "I wish I could share this with you,” DeGeneres told the audience while clutching her trophy for favorite talk show host.
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  • Continuing jobless claims rise more than expected

    WASHINGTON (AP) ? New claims for unemployment benefits dropped unexpectedly last week while the number of people continuing to seek aid rose sharply, the government said Thursday.

    The Labor Department reported that initial applications for unemployment insurance dropped by 24,000 to a seasonally adjusted 467,000 for the week ending Jan. 3. Wall Street economists expected initial claims to increase to 540,000. The figure partly reflects seasonal volatility that occurs around the New Year's holiday.

    The four-week average of initial claims, which smooths out fluctuations, fell by 27,000 to 525,750.

    But the number of people continuing to claim jobless benefits jumped unexpectedly by 101,000 to 4.61 million. That was above
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