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Stamping out prejudice
Minneapolis Star Tribune, MN – RN: Those new Charles and Ray Eames postage stamps are totally cool. CP: Postage stamps? How quaint. I haven't really used stamps since the invention of … |
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Kennewick motel manager jailed for illegally using food stampsMid Columbia Tri City HeraldThe two counts of unlawful redemption of food stamps were the result of a continuing crackdown on people abusing the Food Stamp Program. Rai was sentenced to 10 days in the county jail, with credit for one day already served. The crime carried…
Price of stamps could go up 3 cents in JanuaryToday.com (blog)11 hours ago. Video: The Postal Regulatory Commission will vote to raise stamp prices from 46 to 49 cents for a first class letter in order to ease the projected $6 billion postal deficit. Forever stamps purchased before the increase will still be … More:…
WLS Lawmakers target food stampsChicago Sun-TimesCost-cutting legislators want Illinois to join a national push to fight fraud by adding identification photos to Illinois Link cards, Illinois' version of food stamps. | AP file SPRINGFIELD — Cost-cutting …Ill. lawmakers join other states in putting food stamps in the cost-cutting …WQADCost-cutting Ill. lawmakers target food stampsAlbany Times…
Stamp price rise in new chief's sightsThe AgeAustralia Post's request to boost stamp prices by five cents to 60 cents was recently knocked back by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. …Ex-banker Ahmed Fahour to put stamp on Australia PostThe AustralianBanker Fahour now man of lettersSydney Morning Heraldall 23 news articles » More: continued here
Bulikiobo stamps her mark in BrisbaneFiji Times, Fiji –2 hours agoMakelesi Bulikiobo, Fiji's lone athlete to qualify for the Beijing Olympic Games, competed with another Beijing hopeful Iliesa Namosimalua in the Queensland … More: continued here
Tom Cotton's invented version of farm bill historyWashington Post (blog)“When President Obama hijacked the farm bill, turned it into a food stamp bill, with billions more in spending, I voted no. Career politicians love attaching bad ideas to good ones. Then the bad ideas become law—and you pay for it.” –Rep. Tom Cotton …and more »…