Ohio Sen Seeks Bigger Type for Constitutional Amendments
A bill moving through Ohio's legislature would require explanations of constitutional amendments to be set in at least 10 point type with a deadline of 30 points, and printed inside a black border to stand out from classified ad content. Sen. Harry Meshel noted current 4 point or smaller type harms readers including the elderly. A Mahoning County lawmaker displayed a page of fine print used for ballot issues to illustrate the problem.
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Food stamps cutoff upheld in sixth circuit ruling
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Tennessee rules that count HUD rent subsidies as income for food stamp eligibility. Louise Compton of Knoxville argued her $29 stamp allotment should not be cut off. the court backed federal law as applied by the USDA.
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Tennessee Welfare Agency
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Robert L. Taylor
Butz
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