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DeKalb store owner sentenced to federal prison for food stamps scheme
Atlanta Journal Constitution A former DeKalb County convenience store owner convicted of trafficking food stamps has been sentenced to federal prison, authorities said Monday. Tessema Lulseged, 49, of Decatur, has been sentenced to four years and three months in federal prison, … |
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New muscle car stamps: How much to own the real cars?Kelley Blue BookThe United States Postal Service recently announced the upcoming release of a new series of stamps featuring some of the most popular muscle cars ever produced. To visit the local post office and buy a set of these stamps, offered in panes of…
GOP renews push to limit 'junk food' purchases with food stampsMadison.comLimiting the types of food that could be purchased with taxpayer-funded assistance is among several broad proposals to promote “self sufficiency” — including drug testing everyone receiving unemployment assistance and food stamps— that Assembly … More: continued here
Western stamps immortalize cowboys of the silver screenCalifornia ChronicleThe stamps will feature Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Tom Mix and William S. Hart. Autry (1907-1998) was born in Texas but grew up in Ravia, Okla. …Former Dewey Resident To Be Honored With A Postage StampNews On 6National cowboy museum in OKC to host 1st-day-of-issue ceremony for…
MiamiHerald.com GOP prepares bill to cut food stamps by 5 percentSan Francisco ChronicleWASHINGTON (AP) — House Republicans are preparing legislation that would cut food stamps by as much as $4 billion annually in an effort to downsize a program that many conservatives say has become too bloated in recent years. The head of the House …House…
Stamps sophomore receiver kept busy during off-season Bobsled on the agenda …Calgary Herald3 pick in the 2011 Canadian Football League draft out of the University of Calgary, wrapped up his rookie season with the Stamps last November. But when the invite out of the blue came from Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton recruiters, Parker couldn't resist, …and…
It appears Kiwis can’t get enough of the soon to wed royal couple, as New Zealand Post’s commemorative stamps are on the verge of selling out More: continued here