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It’s not sold out but Stampeders-Ticats clash still a top draw, CFL commissioner says More: continued here

KSTP.com Former owner of St. Paul market admits food stamp fraud in the millionsMinneapolis Star TribuneThe former owner of a corner market in St. Paul has admitted to a multimillion-dollar food stamp scheme that lasted nearly four years. Khaffak S. Ansari, 45, of Arden Hills, pleaded guilty Thursday in federal …

Declining revenue driving post office closuresLedger IndependentThat was the message delivered Thursday night to residents of Dover during a town hall meeting about the local post office being targeted for a feasibility study to determine if it will be closed. United States Postal Service District Discontinuance …Public Meetings On Local …

Globe and Mail Stamps not replacing ReynoldsVancouver SunThat has yet to be decided; with Taylor not making the trip, the Stamps will decide between Coker and Landan Talley to return kicks on Sunday, and whichever one dresses on Sunday would also get some plays on offence as well — thus, …

IPOH: Police have arrested two people, including a senior school assistant, for having three official rubber stamps and letterheads of the Perak Mentri Besar’s office. More: continued here

The Huntsville Times – al.com (blog) What to Do if Hit by NASA's Satellite Debris from SpaceInternational Business TimesThe agency stressed pieces of the UARS must not land on eBay. As Space.com reported, "The space agency wants to protect the public's safety, but also enforce the law. UARS remains US …

FedEx Corp., operator of the world’s biggest cargo airline, dropped the most in 2 1/2 years after cutting its full-year profit forecast amid declining demand in the U.S. and Asia. More: continued here

NEW YORK – FedEx Corp. says consumers are delaying purchases of electronics and other gadgets from China, another example of the global economic slowdown that’s fanned fears of another recession. More: continued here

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22 (UPI) — U.S. computer giant Hewlett Packard confirmed Thursday former eBay Chief Executive Officer Meg Whitman will be HP’s next president and CEO. More: continued here

PUTRAJAYA, 22 SEPTEMBER, 2011: A study is needed to determine whether food stamps would be an effective way to help the poor and lower-income groups, Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said today. More: continued here