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Hungry Americans less productive as budget cuts deepen

Spending on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as food stamps, fell by… Olivia Solis asks herself the same two questions every morning: “How’s rent going to be paid? What meal are we going to make with what food we do have?” More: continued here

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Letter: Myths About Food Stamps – Valley News

Letter: Myths About Food StampsValley NewsI was incensed when I read the opinion article you reprinted from the Heritage Foundation on Nov. 10 headlined, “The Farm Bill Not About Farms And Costs Billions.” The authors perpetuate a very distorted myth that the food stamp program is primarily … More: continued here

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Celebrating the fun of stamp collecting – Statesman Journal

Celebrating the fun of stamp collectingStatesman JournalThe 5-cent stamp, featuring a portrait of Benjamin Franklin, is from 1847, and was one of the first stamps ever issued by the United States. The value on the stamp meant that it could only be mailed within 100 miles. “You needed a 10-cent …

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Stamped into history – Albany Democrat Herald

Stamped into historyAlbany Democrat HeraldGeorge Larson flipped through a book and pulled out a piece of history, attached to an envelope with an ornate scrawl, addressed to Tennessee. The 5-cent stamp, featuring a portrait of Benjamin Franklin, is from 1847, and was one of the first stamps… More: continued here

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