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Indianapolis Star I am so frustrated with Congress; they are continually attacking the poor. The House has released its 2016 budget proposal and it is not good news in regard to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. As with previous House budget proposals, the … Stop Messing With SNAP (Tamara Bates Feedback) |
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Corpus Christi Caller-Times Texas to allow drug felons to be eligible for food stampsHouston Sun TimesTexas will soon join most of the nation in allowing residents convicted of drug crimes to receive food stamps from the federal government, ending a ban that once covered the entire nation. Texas will be the 44th state to opt…
The price of stamps could hit as much as $1 a letter under a radical plan by Australia Post to arrest $328 million in losses on letters, as the community stops sending mail. More: continued here
3News NZ NZ Post charity stamps take flight3News NZNew Zealand Post has released an annual collection of stamps to benefit Children's Health Camps for 82 years, and this year's designs feature Kiwi, Kakapo, and Takahe. To celebrate the native bird theme, a group of 20 children from the Otaki health …Stamps feather nest for children's…
Some advocates of the poor say the proposed cuts could have been worse. But a group of Democratic lawmakers say any cuts are inflicting pain on working families in favor of preserving some major subsidies to farmers. More: continued here
Why Apiata said no to VC stampNew Zealand HeraldA new stamp issue honouring New Zealand's 22 Victoria Cross holders is to be issued without the country's best-known living war hero. NZ Post will launch the Victoria Cross – the New Zealand Story, a series of 22, 60c stamps, … More: continued here
BeaverFootball.com (subscription) The '92 Big Game: Card "Stamps" on Cal!BeaverFootball.com (subscription)Read how the Cardinal stomped and stamped the Bears in Year One of Walsh II. Ten years later, the same cursed venue that hosted “The Play” of 1982 tried to … More: continued here