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1.1 million use food stamps in Arizona

Nearly one in five Arizonans now rely on food stamps, a statistic that – depending on your point of view – proves that either the state's poverty level is too high or the government program is too generous. More: continued here

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Food stamp use reaches another high in September: 47.7 million participants – Red Alert Politics (blog)

Food stamp use reaches another high in September: 47.7 million participantsRed Alert Politics (blog)Participation in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or food stamps, reached another high in September, according to new data released by the United Stated Department of Agriculture. The most recent data on SNAP participation were released …and …

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State: Nearly 1 in 5 use food stamps in Arizona – KSWT-TV

State: Nearly 1 in 5 use food stamps in ArizonaKSWT-TVPHOENIX (AP) – State officials say nearly one in five Arizonans now rely on food stamps. The Arizona Republic reports (http://bit.ly/Z1Pycn) that food-stamp enrollment has doubled in Arizona in four years, to more than 1.1 million people. The state …and more » …

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Monthly philately meet displays stamps on Christmas – The Hindu

The Hindu Monthly philately meet displays stamps on ChristmasThe HinduWith Christmas a fortnight away, the season's sentiments were reflected in the stamps on display at this month's Sunday exhibition by the Dakshina Kannada Philately and Numismatic Association (DKPNA) in Pandeshwar Head Post Office. Two members had …Thematic stamps welcome Christmas …

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1.1M use food stamps in AZ – Arizona Daily Star

1.1M use food stamps in AZArizona Daily StarNearly one in five Arizonans now rely on food stamps, a statistic that – depending on your point of view – proves that either the state's poverty level is too high or the government program is too generous. The number of Americans who …

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1.1M use food stamps in AZ

Nearly one in five Arizonans now rely on food stamps, a statistic that – depending on your point of view – proves that either the state's poverty level is too high or the government program is too generous. More: continued here

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