Economy Expected to Grow in 3Q, Heralding Recovery ASSOCIATED PRESS October 29, 2009 WASHINGTON (AP) -- The economy appears back on its feet after being knocked over by the worst recession since the 1930s. The big question: Will it still be standing after government supports are gone? Many analysts expect the economy returned to growth in the July-September quarter, expanding at a pace of 3.3 percent. If they are right, it would end the streak of four straight quarters of contraction, the first time that's happened on records dating to 1947. A turnaround would be the strongest signal yet that...