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Help With Food Stamps availableJakson Time, NJJACKSON – Assistance with Food Stamps paperwork will be available at the Jackson Township Melvin Cottrell Center for Seniors and Disabled at 45 Don Connor Blvd., across from the Public Works Bldg., on March 4 from 9 am to noon, to receive help with … …

CASE UPDATE: Stamp case thieves sentencedMyWebTimes.com, ILScott E. Cody was sentenced to three years in prison for stealing stamps last year from the US Postal Office on Etna Road in Ottawa. The 39-year-old Cody has been in prison at least three times before. Cody pleaded guilty in an agreement in January, …

SNAP new name for food stamp programComanche County Chronicle, OKThe SNAP program, formerly known as Food Stamps, is administered in Oklahoma by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services. The name change reflects the renewed focus on nutrition education and putting healthy food within reach of low income households, …Food stamp measure …

WASHINGTON — A dozen civil rights pioneers take their places of honor on U.S. postage stamps tomorrow. More: continued here

WASHINGTON – West Virginia attorney J.R. Clifford is among a dozen civil rights pioneers taking their places of honor on U.S. postage stamps. The six 42-cent stamps are… More: continued here

A dozen civil rights pioneers take their places of honor on U.S. postage stamps Saturday. More: continued here

WASHINGTON – A dozen civil rights pioneers take their places of honor on U.S. postage stamps Saturday. The six 42-cent stamps are being dedicated in New York and are going on sale nationwide. More: continued here

(The Associated Press) A dozen civil rights pioneers take their places of honor on U.S. postage stamps Saturday. The six 42-cent stamps are being dedicated in New York and are going on sale nationwide. The stamps honor the achievements of Ella Baker, Daisy Gatson Bates, J.R. Clifford, Medgar Evers, Fannie …

NEW DELHI: It has all the machinations of a crime thriller. Rare colour proofs — samples of stamps — dating back to 1948 will be going under the hammer at a German auction house on Saturday. More: continued here

A DISPUTE over whether New Yorkers should be expected to work or at least look for work if they get food stamps provides a disturbing preview of what welfare policy could become under the new Democratic monopoly in Washington. The just-passed… More: continued here