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Deadline Extended for Food Stamp Clients to Apply for Replacement Benefits; Customers have until Oct. 3 to make claim for groceries destroyed after wind storm

By Stan

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September 24, 2008  FRANKFORT, Ky. (Sept. 24, 2008) ? Kentuckians who lost perishable groceries purchased with food stamp benefits after the recent wind storm have extra time to apply for replacement benefits.   Clients in counties affected by the wind storm whose food was spoiled because of power outages have until Friday, Oct. 3, to apply for replacement [...]

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