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Stamp pairs that carry high Scott values highlight upcoming Kelleher sale
Linn’s Stamp News This unused pair of the United States 1857 1ยข blue Benjamin Franklin perforated issue includes both the type III variety at left and the type IIIa stamp at right. It will be offered by Daniel F. Kelleher Auctions of Danbury, Conn., during the firm's … |
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Southernminn.com Minnesota millionaire gets food stamps to make a point | State …Southernminn.comST. PAUL — Millionaire Rob Undersander sat at a Minnesota House witness stand saying he received food stamps for 19 months to prove a point: Not everyone who gets the.and more » More: continued here
Syracuse working mom defends food stamps as Congress debates cutsSyracuse.com (blog)"The food stamps program is badly in need of reform, and policymakers have the opportunity now to make such reforms," Sheffield wrote on the foundation's website, which also featured an article about a surfer who used food stamps to finance his … More: continued here
Indiana Lawmakers Propose Screening Welfare Recipients, Limit Food StampsIndiana’s NewsCenterINDIANA (21Alive) — In Indianapolis a proposal to screen welfare recipients for addictions and limit food stamp use to nutritional foods only is moving to the State Senate despite questions about its constitutionality and cost. The bill calls for …Bill to screen Ind. welfare recipients for…
ABC News Food stamps rolls hit record high: 45.8M Americans, 1M ArizonansBizjournals.comMore than 1.06 million Arizonans are on food stamps. That translates into 17 percent of the state's population, according to the US Department of Agriculture and US Census Bureau. Nationally there are 45.8 million Americans on food stamps, …Nearly a third of state used…
WASHINGTON – The National Postal Museum has received an US$8-million donation to build a new street-level gallery in Washington, D.C. More: continued here
Study: Access to stores may hinder food stamp programZanesville Times RecorderThe number of stores that accept food stamps hasn't matched the number of people using them, making it difficult for some financially strapped Ohioans to access the food assistance program, according to a recent Ohio State University study. More than … More: continued here