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Chicago Public School system pushing food stamps
Daily Caller Chicago Public School parents received robocalls last week encouraging them to sign their children up for food stamps and free or low-cost health insurance. “Currently there are 68,000 children in the Chicago Public Schools that are not enrolled in … |
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With a new line of stamps celebrating early TV, we put our own stamp on some classic (and one not-so-classic) shows. More: continued here
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Should Food Stamp Nutrition Be Mandated?Huffington PostThere was a debate in The New York Times yesterday over the "proper" use of SNAP (formerly "food stamp") funds. The basic question is whether use of food assistance dollars should be restricted so as to preclude unhealthful food choices: soda, … More: continued here
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