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Monday, February 6th, 2012
In our Facebook Story of the Day, grocers and the USDA breaks down what can and cannot be purchased with food stamps.
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Two new stamps showing Victorian illustrations of Charles Dickens characters are unveiled to mark the novelist's birth bicentenary.
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Dickens stamps released to mark centenaryKent OnlineCharles Dickens has had the ultimate seal of approval - his work on a set of stamps! The celebrated author, born exactly 200 years ago today, is being celebrated by Royal Mail in a set of 10 stamps to be released on June 19. But these two stamps have …
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Newt Gingrich is playing racial politics and he is playing to win.
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — A Florida lawmaker is pushing a bill that would ban the use of food stamps to purchase snacks and sweets like cookies and cakes. Republican Sen. Ronda Storms of Valrico says she wants to stop the small percentage of…
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Florida's proposed food-stamp restrictionsWashington Post (blog)Ronda Storms has attracted media attention for proposing state legislation that would, among other things, expand the list of foods people can't purchase with food stamps. Storms (R) has submitted a bill that would prohibit participants in the …and more »
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Reader commentary behavior and food stampsTheDay.comBy Paul Choiniere What does it say about human nature — and the nature of online comments — that a story and editorial this past Sunday both dealing with the topic of food stamps were greeted with such vastly different reader comments?
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