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LePage still wants to ban junk food from food stamp program …
Bangor Daily News Maine's Republican governor is still pressing for his proposal to prevent the use of food stamps for junk food and planned to bring it up this week in Washington.. Maine news, sports, politics, election results, and obituaries from the Bangor Daily News. |
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Two former Indiana welfare workers and a current employee stole nearly $200,000 in food stamps and other benefits by creating bogus electronic benefit cards to withdraw money at bank machines, buy retail goods and sell to others, federal prosecutors alleged Tuesday. More: continued here
The Weather Channel Permits Required: 80 Years Worth of Hunting Stamps (PHOTOS)The Weather ChannelFor 80 years, the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) has been on a mission to reconcile hunters, birds — and postage? The concept: The Federal Duck Stamp contest. The goal: To raise funds for wetland habitat across the United States. It's…
WKYC-TV Officials: Ohio Man Received Food Stamps by Hiding $4MABC NewsFor two years Mahvi's family collected about $300 a month in food stamps. They also received Medicaid. But officials say the family has numerous bank accounts with a combined value of more than $4 million that weren't disclosed when he applied for …Millionaire Busted For Taking…
Alabama woman must pay Tennessee after she received Tenncare & food …WBIR-TVAn Alabama woman is being forced to repay the state of Tennessee for Tenncare services and food stamps that she wasn't eligible for. According to the Office of Inspector General, Shauntaye Mayo, 30, of Alabama, pleaded guilty to three counts of … More: continued…
Selling stamps at post offices much more costly than retail salesLinn’s Stamp NewsIf you have wondered why so many postmasters general have fought to sell more stamps in retail chains, you need look no further than a 2003 report of the President's Commission on the United States Postal Service. In the report is a table…
The rise in the cost of posting a letter is four times more for pensioners and vulnerable groups than for businesses, it has emerged. More: continued here