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Zimbabwe Presidential Adviser Moves to Toughen National Alcohol Regulations
Voice of America Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's health adviser, Timothy Stamps, has drafted stringent regulations governing the sale alcohol aiming to curb abusive … Zim plans 7PM booze curfew Govt to ban beer sales after 7 PM after |
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SPECIAL stamps issued to celebrate achievements and iconic locations in the region have been collected together to mark 50 years since their creation. More: continued here
1 in 8 Americans Receiving Food StampsDemocracy NowThe number of Americans receiving food stamps continues to break all-time records. On Tuesday, the Agricultural Department said 37.9 million people—one in …and more » More: continued here
Linn’s Stamp News Counterfeit United States 2014 Flag and Fireworks coil stamps have surfacedLinn’s Stamp NewsOn March 3, 2014, the United States Postal Service issued a coil stamp depicting the Fort McHenry flag and a pair of bursting fireworks in the background. It didn't take counterfeiters long to start cranking out realistic fakes of this…
Wichita Eagle Postal Service: 'Star Trek,' trucks, planets and Shirley Temple stamps in 2016Wichita EagleHere are some of the stamps planned for 2016. For more information, go to about.usps.com. ▫ “Star Trek”: Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the TV premiere, with four digital illustrations inspired by classic elements of the program, including the … More:…
Stamps launch formal study into knee injury epidemicCalgary HeraldAs a result, Stamps director of medical services Pat Clayton has begun a formal study into the rash of knee issues, trying to figure out if there's been a link between them and how to avoid them in such great numbers in the future. “It could be…
Wisconsin Public Radio News After New Work Requirement, 41000 Lose Food Stamps and 12000 Find JobsWisconsin Public Radio NewsA year has passed since a law that required some recipients of food stamps to seek employment went into affect. A report from the Department of Health Services shows that in the last year, about 41,000 people…