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Stanley Gibbons benefits from stamp collecting boom
The Guardian Philately is back in fashion, according to stamp collecting and autographs group Stanley Gibbons, with sales of British specimens enjoying a boom as a … Stanley Gibbons profit up, raises dividend Stanley Gibbons reports another strong half Stanley Gibbons enjoys entry into China market |
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Valley families on food stamps encouraged to planMonitorA record 3.3 million Texans on food stamps this month. The number of people enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — the formal name for … More: continued here
Speedy Stamps offers surface marking and traveller rubber stampsFerret, Australia –5 hours agoThe Ultifast rubber stamps from Speedy Stamps are ideal for marking the surfaces. These surface marking rubber stamps are specifically designed for those … More: continued here
SodaHead News Florida bill is latest to seek limit on what food stamp users can buySacramento BeeA few months ago, Storms, 46, started noticing that some fellow shoppers were using federal food stamp money to purchase a lot of unhealthful junk. And it galled her – at a time when Florida was cutting Medicaid reimbursement…
The Star-Ledger – NJ.com Cory Booker's Food Stamp Challenge: Actual Food Stamp Users Weigh InHuffington PostI am a Mississippi resident who receives food stamps, roughly $367 per month (less than $100 per week) for myself and my 4 year old daughter. I can live off food stamps for a week easily enough — it's making…
Gingrich rejects charges of racismPolitico (blog)One of every six Americans receive food stamps, Gingrich said. “What I said is factually true,” he said. “And to hide behind the charge of racism? I have never said anything about President Obama which is racist.” In his address to the Georgia state …and more » More: continued here
Editorial: Food stamps go untapped by eligible AmericansThe Spokesman ReviewThe US Department of Agriculture reports that 60 percent of eligible American families apply for food stamps. This is considered good news, …and more » More: continued here