Food stamp rule sparks North Carolina police case
North Carolina police and a Human Services attorney clash over laws that conflict with food stamp rules. A 35 year old suspect was arrested after police released a security camera image of a wallet thief who used a food stamp swipe card to pay for groceries. Ken Zeeb notes years of related investigations and a customer swiping incident in line.
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Ken Zeeb
LeRoy Gross
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Bus driver leaves 3-year-old alone in school bus for 45 minutes
In Somersworth New Hampshire a 3-year-old boy Nicholas Castano was left on a preschool bus after others were dropped off. The driver reportedly did errands with the child remaining inside and was disciplined afterward. Parents learned of the incident from the school district.
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Notre Dame to pay police for Obama visit
Notre Dame will compensate local police for security during President Obama’s May 17 campus visit. The university will cover services beyond routine Secret Service needs to South Bend and St. Joseph County departments. Anti abortion activists plan protests around the campus.
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Notre Dame
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St. Joseph County
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