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Pittsburgh stinks! So how exactly would we put our stamp on stench?
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette According to the Associated Press, the U.S. Postal Service will be introducing scratch-and-sniff stamps that feature illustrations of ice pops. The agency said the stamps, depicting art by California artist Margaret Berg, will “add the sweet scent of … |
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Poverty and food stampsThe SignalFood stamps and poverty are sorrowful topics to write about because I learned that Texas is an inconsiderate state, and due to that millions of people are affected. Poverty can be condensed vastly if Texas paid its workers more; out of every state … More: continued here
Couple stamp their ground in Oz!Scarborough Evening News, UK –5 hours agoBy Staff Copy A COUPLE who collect used stamps for charity, had a surprise when they were sent a batch from Australia by a Scarborough expat. … More: continued here
NBC New York NY Family Accused of Taking Out $20 Million in Mortgages While Collecting …NBC New YorkTwelve members of a single family were charged Thursday with lying to lenders to obtain more than $20 million in mortgage loans while claiming poverty to collect food stamps and other government benefits over the past decade in…
Washington Post Postal Service wants to raise stamp price 2 centsLos Angeles TimesStarting in January, a first-class stamp would cost 46 cents; the cost of mailing magazines, newspapers, DVDs and books would also increase. …Stamps may go to 46 centsCNNMoneyStamp prices expected to rise to 46 centsWashington Post (blog)Post Office Looks to Make Money With…
Linn’s Stamp News Gaertner sells unissued Hepburn stamp for $176000Linn’s Stamp NewsThis French cover from around 1870 is franked with five examples of the extremely scarce type A of the 5-centime stamp provisionally issued in Bordeaux. Featuring the signature of French expert Roumet, the cover sold for $78,500 during the June … More: continued here
A Bad, Necessary BillWashington Post, United States –28 minutes agoA good portion of the funding is channeled to the poor through programs such as food stamps, unemployment insurance, the child tax credit and the … More: continued here