Every year, Linn’s Stamp News, a weekly newspaper for stamp collectors, polls its readers on the best and worst designs and most and least important U.S. stamps of the previous year.Several years ago, the paper also put the poll online, at http://www.linns.com, to broaden access to the voting.The poll runs until Feb. 27. Voters are asked to make their choices for …
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Bank employee with 5000 stamps wants to start museumEconomic TimesLUCKNOW: A bank employee who has collected over 5000 postage stamps of nearly 200 countries in the past three decades is mulling an idea of setting up a …Bank employee with 5000 stamps wants to start museumThaindian.comall 3 news articles » More: continued here
Ill. county using food stamp applications to track, arrest more than 100 fugitivesCanadianBusiness.comMore than 100 people wanted for crimes ranging from kidnapping to marijuana possession were arrested late last month after police tracked their food stamp… More: continued here
Arizona food-stamp rolls up 37 percentPhoenix Business JournalThe latest figures for the federal food assistance program show nearly 942000 Arizonans were on food stamps in September. That's up 37 percent from 686000 … More: continued here
It's football, folksThe Gazette (Montreal), Canada –21 hours agoThursday night at Saskatchewan, the Stamps nearly squandered a 30-4 lead against the Roughriders, who made a valiant comeback effort before just falling …League admits Stamps' Armour was wrongly ejected for contact with …The Canadian PressOfficials are better than ever: HigginsWinnipeg SunDarrell Davis, Leader-PostCanada.comCalgary Herald – The Canadian Pressall 70…
CFL Betting – Tiger Cats Aim To Bounce Back In Home OpenerSBR ForumBut the Stamps were at home and the Ti-Cats were on the road, which is what makes for an interesting football betting dynamic here. The quick-trigger public …Counting on Hughes record against Ti-catsToronto SunStamps' new-look O-line quickly silences criticsMontreal GazetteWynning feeling not goodCANOECalgary…
Reducing entitlement spending and eliminating what Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Paul Ryan calls the “dependency culture” is a big 2012 election issue. President Barack Obama and Republican Challenger Mitt Romney hold diametrically opposite views on how to pay for the nation’s welfare programs. In the interest of reducing the deficit, Romney wants deep cuts that…