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A Political Battle Over Food Stamps Could Leave These Farm Programs Stranded
One Green Planet Passing the Farm Bill, an omnibus spending bill which provides funding for food and farm programs every five years was once considered a relatively nonpartisan process. In 2018, the talks surrounding the Farm Bill are far more political – with … |
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Stamp show winners announcedVentura County StarMembers of the Ventura County Philatelic Society were thrilled by the turnout for this year's Youth Stamp Fair. Fifty-one youths registered at the October … More: continued here
Candidate for Oregon GOP chairman was on food stamps in 2014Corvallis Gazette TimesBut court records from a custody dispute between Callahan and his ex-wife, Sherri, in 2014 contain a surprising admission: That June, shortly after his first U.S. Senate campaign, Callahan was receiving food stamps. That federally funded benefit …and more » More: continued here
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Six Flint-area party stores and gas stations paid drug users for food stamps the retailers used to stock their shelves, police said. More: continued here
'Historic' stamps on show at GPO from todayHindustan TimesScenes from the state's history will be told through 28 postage stamp panels. A new exhibition starting from Tuesday at the General Post Office (GPO) will be unravelling Maharashtra's past via the humble postage stamp on the occasion of Maharashtra Day … More: continued here
KUALA LUMPUR, March 6 (Bernama) — Pos Malaysia Bhd will be issuing commemorative stamps and philatelic items with the theme of the Malaysian Antarctica Research Programme this Thursday. More: continued here