Food Stamp Program aids Platte County residents monthly
Mary MacKinnon reports the Food Stamp program in Platte County averages 334 participants monthly, mostly elderly or welfare families. The program, run by Public Welfare with USDA guidance, helps low income households buy more and better food, while boosting farm commerce.
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Plate County
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Phalle County
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Platte County Welfare
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Platte Valley
East Platte Extension
Court House
Ruda
Agriculture Department
Thosse
Porron
Fueral Department of Welfare
Miss Kuta
Nebraska
Platte County
Calpmados
National Hospital Week Observance At Behlen Hospital
May 12 to 18 National Hospital Week marks the occasion as Mayor Gerber proclaims the period in Columbus. Behlen Community Hospital joins 7000 hospitals nationwide with the slogan Get to know us before you need it and offers tours May 14 to 17 from 2 to 4 pm at the information desk. Clarence Cory emphasizes community involvement to meet health care needs and rising costs.
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Behlen Community Hospital
Frederick W. Gerber, Jr
Columbus
Bellen Community Hspital
Clarence Cory
American Hospital Association
Clarence Nightingale
Kreuscher to meet Omaha officials on packaging woes
Lincoln AP says State Agriculture Director Glenn Kreuscher will meet Omaha city officials Monday to discuss widespread sale of underweight meat and produce packages found by inspectors. The probe showed 95 percent of 1,030 packages weighed and labeled correctly after unannounced checks, with ongoing concerns leading to potential charges for repeat violators.
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Lincoln
Neb
Agriculture
Glenn Kreuscher
Omaha
Jens A Kreuscher
Kreuscher
Onvtha
Norman Ross
Shavers
Safoway
Ninky-Dinky
IGA
A&p
Baker's
Louis
Exa
Nebraska
Krenscher
Decline in inflation and rates forecast by economists
New York AP reports consensus forecasts foresee inflation and interest rates easing later in the year. While oil prices stabilizing and abundant harvests support lower price pressures, critics warn harvest unpredictability and rising food demand could offset gains. High rates persist as firms plan continued capital spending despite questions about wage growth and purchasing power.
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New York
United States
Uusingss
New Food Product Boom Boosts Bills Across Stores
Manufacturers push over 5,000 new food products annually with only 1,560 reaching store shelves. Of those, roughly 500 endure beyond a year in the market, highlighting high turnover and turnover costs in the sector.
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