| Date |
Report No. |
Title |
| Date May 8, 2000 |
Report No. RCED-00-144R |
Title
B-285079 May 8,200O The Honorable Russell Feingold United States Senate Subject: Food Stamp Program: Information Dear Senator Feingold: Low-income households are considered to be at a higher risk for, and have a higher prevalence of, nutrition-related health problems. A primary purpose of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) $18 billion Food Stamp Program, the nation’s largest food assi... |
| Date Jan. 29, 1999 |
Report No. RCED-99-43 |
Title
United States General Accounting Office GAO
January 1999 Report to the Ranking Minority Member, Subcommittee on Children and Families, Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, U.S. Senate WELFARE REFORM Few States Are Likely to Use the Simplified Food Stamp Program GAO/RCED-99-43 GAO United States General Accounting Office Washington, D.C. 20548 Resources, Community, and Economic Develo... |
| Date Aug. 23, 1990 |
Report No. RCED-90-137 |
Title
. Cnited States General Accounting Office GAO
August 1990 Report to Congressional Requesters FOOD STAMP PROGRAM Alternative Definitions ’ of a Household for Food Stamp Eligibility RESTRICTED-- Not to be released outside the General Accounting OfTice unless specitically approved by the CKfke of Congressional Relations. GAO/RCED-90-137 Resources, Community, and Economic Development Division B-2395... |
| Date June 28, 1990 |
Report No. RCED-90-84 |
Title
GAO FOOD STAMP PROGRAM Achieving Cost Neutrality in Washington’s Family Independence Program 1 I Illlllll
141698 - ,(~Ao/lt(::EI)-!m-84 __- Resources, Community, Economic Development and Division B-237670 June 281990 The Honorable Patrick J. Leahy Chairman, Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry United States Senate The Honorable E (Kika) de la Garza Chairman, Committee on Agriculture... |
| Date Feb. 20, 1990 |
Report No. T-RCED-90-30 |
Title
United States General Accounting Ofllce /f o Ls Testimony Ill ll 1110
140656 For Release Delivery Ekpectedat 9:00 a.m. EST Tuesday February 20, 1990 Ackquacy of Nutrition
Reservations Programs on Indian Statementof Flora H. Milans, Associate Director Resources, -unity, andEconomic Development Division Before the Cutxnittee on Agriculture, and Forestry and Select IndianAffairs United States Senate ... |
| Date Oct. 31, 1989 |
Report No. T-RCED-90-10 |
Title
United States General Accounting OffIce 137 fgj- GAO Testimony ill11111 ill ll
139885 For Release on Delivery -ted at 1:30 p.m. EST Tuesday October 31, 1989 GAOAudit of The Food Stamp Program Statement of John W. Harman, Director Food and Agriculture Issues Ftesources, Catmunity, and Econunic Developnt Division Before the Subctittee on Damestic -Yarketing, Consumer Relations, and Nutrition House C... |
| Date Sept. 29, 1989 |
Report No. RCED-89-177 |
Title
September I-9 - FOODASSISTANCE
PROGRAMS -: Nutritional Adequacy ‘# of Primary Food g ’ PrograGon Four Indian Reservations . GAO/RCED-89 177 GAO United States General Accounting Office Washington, D.C. 20543 Resources, Community, Economic Development and Division B-2360 11 September 29, 1989 Congressional Requesters In your August 3, 1988, letter, you expressed concerns regarding the effectiven... |
| Date April 17, 1985 |
Report No. 126718 |
Title
. United 1 Office States General Accounting Washington, DC 20548 FOR RELEASEON DELIVERY Expected at 10:00 a.m. EST Wednesday, April 17, 1985 II Illll
126718 Resources, State of Brian P. Crowley, Associate Director, Senior Level Community and Economic Development Division before the Subcommittee on Domestic Marketing Consumer Relations, and Nutrition of the House Committee on Agriculture on the Acc... |
| Date April 17, 1985 |
Report No. RCED-85-109 |
Title
11 SPORT BY THE U.S. General Accounting Office
Overview And Perspectives Food Stamp Program
The Department of Agriculture’s Food Stamp Program cost the federal government almost $12 billion in fiscal year 1984 and served an average of about 21 million persons a month. In recent years the Congress and Agrtculture have been searching for ways to Improve the program’s integrity, curb spending, an... |
