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Critics pan planned food-stamp asset test – Wisconsin Rapids Tribune

Critics pan planned food-stamp asset testWisconsin Rapids Tribune(WTW) — A legislative committee is getting an earful of criticism about the Corbett administration's plan to bar Pennsylvanians who have more than a certain amount of assets from getting food stamps. Advocates for the poor, elderly and food stores …Asset test for …

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Critics pan planned food-stamp asset test – Lebanon Daily News

Critics pan planned food-stamp asset testLebanon Daily NewsA legislative committee is getting an earful of criticism about the Corbett administration's plan to bar Pennsylvanians who have more than a certain amount of assets from getting food stamps. Advocates for the poor, elderly and food stores testified …Asset test for food …

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DA “stamps out” UCT admissions – VARSITY News

DA "stamps out" UCT admissionsVARSITY News“UCT's policy must be stamped out. By replicating racial groups you run the risk of returning to the dark days of Apartheid,” said Mazibuko. DASO said the race-based method of admitting students is outdated, as it unfairly benefits numerous individuals …and more » More: continued here

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Asset test for food stamps gets first hearing – Danville News

Asset test for food stamps gets first hearingDanville NewsBy Mike Schmitz For The Daily Item HARRISBURG — Advocates for food-stamp recipients in Pennsylvania are lining up against a Corbett administration plan to bar the aid for people who have more than a certain amount of assets. The House Human Services …

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Food stamp customers buy more at farmers’ markets when point-of-sale system is … – EurekAlert (press release)

Food stamp customers buy more at farmers' markets when point-of-sale system is …EurekAlert (press release)Philadelphia, PA, March 15, 2012 – Record numbers of Americans are receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, as food stamps are now known, and many SNAP participants live in neighborhoods with little or no access …

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