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Chairman Bob Goodlatte
House Committee
on Agriculture
Email
1301 Longworth HOB
Washington, DC 20515
202-225-2171
Fax: 202-225-0917
HEB Grocery Store-Can We
Rewrite USDA Food Stamp Law
Exhibit #1
I would tell you yes except I'm not in charge of anything so I sent you
question to Congressman Bob Goodlatte
Date: Mon, 8 Nov 2004 08:57:57 -0800 (PST)
From: "Chris Walters"
[email protected]
Subject: Question returned to your Committee
To: [email protected]
Hello House Agriculture Committee:
A government entity has inadvertently addressed a question on food stamps policy issue to a private
citizen which has to be returned to your committee and is found on the internet as:
this url
I am not the appropriate party to address proposed changes in federal laws.
With Kindes Regards
Chris Walters
Brian Flood, Inspector General
Texas Health and Human Services
[email protected]
Office of Inspector General
PO Box 85200
Austin, Texas 78708-5200
512-424-6500
Policy Question
Answered By State of Texas
From: "Combs, David"
[email protected]
To: "'[email protected]
Subject: FW: FNS food stamp policy question
Mr. Walters:
Food meant to be eaten in the store, such as prepared sandwiches is not
eligible for purchase with food stamps. Below is a quote from our
policy staff.
"The purpose of the Food Stamp Program is to permit low-income
households to purchase a nutritionally adequate diet. The use of food stamps is
limited to any food or food product for human consumption. Seeds and plants for
use in home gardens to produce food can be purchased with food stamps.
Food stamps cannot be used to purchase alcoholic beverages, tobacco,
lunch counter items or foods to be eaten in the store,
vitamins, medicines, pet foods, or any non-food item. It is up to the retailer to ensure proper food purchases
as required by the retailer's contract with the United States Department
of Agriculture."
Report any violations of this policy to the USDA.
Thank you,David Combs
Health and Human Services Commission
Office of Inspector General
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Policy Question
Answered By USDA
Subject: FW: Food Stamp Policy Question
Date: Fri, 24 Sep 2004 08:29:06 -0400
From: "BRDHQ-WEB"
[email protected]
To: [email protected]
This is in response to your recent inquiry about the Food Stamp Program (FSP). You asked
about the eligibility of deli items for purchase with food stamp benefits. The Food Stamp Act of 1977,
as amended (the Act), provides that any food or food product for home consumption may be purchased with food stamp benefits. Seeds and plants for use in gardens to produce food for consumption by households are also eligible items. Since the FSP is intended to provide for improved levels of nutrition among low-income households, the Act does place some restrictions on the kinds of items that can be sold in authorized stores. Alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, and hot food ready for immediate consumption cannot be sold. In addition, any food sold for on-premises consumption is not eligible for purchase with food stamp benefits. Nonfood items such as pet foods, soaps, paper products and household supplies, as well as grooming items and cosmetics, also are not eligible items. Thus, deli items that are not hot and are not intended to be eaten in the store would be eligible for purchase with food stamp benefits.
Foods that are not hot when presented at the point of sale, even if they are heated before they are
taken out of the store are also eligible for purchase with food stamp benefits.
Local Food and Nutrition Service field offices are responsible for the authorization and monitoring of
retail food stores participating in the FSP, and can provide assistance with any questions or problems
you may experience regarding the use of food stamp benefits at authorized stores. In the event that you
need to contact your local office regarding a participating store, they will contact the store if necessary
and your name will not be used in any action taken. You may contact your local office at the following address:
Kristy Montgomery, Officer in Charge
Food and Nutrition Service, USDA
300 East 8th Street, Room 964
Austin, Texas 78701
Telephone (512) 916-5688
We hope the information we have provided will be helpful to you.
Sincerely,
BRD HQ - Webmaster
Congressman Bob Goodlatte is the Chairman of
the House Committee on Agriculture might appreciate who acknowledge our report to 107th US Congress as seen
below.
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U.S. Court of Appeals for
the Ninth Circuit
P.O. Box 193939
San Francisco, CA 94110-3939
(415)556-9800
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US District Court
Western District Texas
U.S. District Clerk's Office
655 East Durango Blvd., Room G65
San Antonio, Texas 78206
210) 472-6550
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Chris Walters, ) Chris Walters, )
Plaintiff Pro Se ) Appellant )
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vs. ) vs. )
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Burton F. Raiford, ) Linda Blessings )
Defendant ) Appellee
CIV NO SA93CA11115 Docket USDC-AZ: 93-784 TUC
Recieved Dec 28 1993 Docket USCA: 94-105180
Exhibit #2 Arizona, Texas, Florida Defrauds USDA
With Approval Of Various Federal Courts
States creating overcharges to USDA food stamp program.
A really interesting scam authorized by several US District Courts involved refusing to
close cases after client move out of state. This question was directed to a private citizen
instead of Congress because the parties already know Congress would never authorized this
type of activity.
Voucher for Meals
President Bush Calls
for Nutritional Reforms
President George Bush Jr questioned American's eating habits as being unhealthy. The food stamp program
for the homeless dosen't permit clients to purchase a nutritious meals. However the law provides that clients cannot purchase heated food and are therefore
limited to purchasing junk food. Who profits from this nutritional nightmare? The folks who produce junk food of course.
Even President George W Bush Jr is advocating Americans eating better. If we wanted to provide a hot nutritious meal to the elderly, disabled,
and needy we would of course provide them with a voucher to McDonalds or Burger King. Title 7 USC 2011 Food Stamps
The Congress created the food stamp act originally to provide for the urgent needs of the needy, elderly,
and disabled. .
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Exhibit #3 Congressman Tony Coelho
Writes Food Stamps for Homeless Act
Food Stamps For Homeless ActLegal definitions of where a homeless person applying for food stamp resides. Legislation
sponsored by US Congressman Tony Coelho and Leon Panetta
Exhibit #4 Congressman Tony Coelho
Resigns In Scandal With Michael Millken
Artifical famine in San Joaquin Valley 1989. these folks
actually tried to start a famine in the largest food producing area on the planet to boost
sales of USDA commodities.
US District Court
Judge Garland Burrell Jr.
Eastern District of California
501 "I" street,
Sacramento, Ca 95814
916) 930 - 4000
Exhibit #5 How We Support Our Drug Habit
US District Court Eastern District of California
Theft of Client Mail of social service agencies in central California
by Prison based gangs has been epidemic for several decades. Judge Garland Burrell Jr. has often
been found to assist such criminal activity.
US District Court
Eastern District of California
501 "I" street,
Sacramento, Ca 95814
916) 930 - 4000
Chris Walters )
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vs )
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Mike Espy
Secretary of USDA
93-1615 GEB
Exhibit #6 USDA Programs Used
to Abuse Civil Rights
United States District Court
Northern District of Alabama
1729 Fifth Ave North
Birmingham, Al 35203
205.278.1700
Chris Walters, )
vs. )
Judith McCall )
CIV NO CV-97-AR-1802-S
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United States District Court
Northern District of Florida
111 N Adams Street
Tallahassee, Fl 32301
(850-521-3700
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Chris Walters, )
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vs. )
Rober Videro )
USDA Inspector )
General
Civil No: 4 97 CV 279 MP)
Question of Crime Against Humanity
Cancer Patient Instructed to
"Slap A Cop" For Food Stamps
Unlawful Pratice Title 18 CRIMES
Complaints On Unauthorized Persons
Praticing Federal Criminal Law
In 2002 I found 2 groups separate "Welfare Departments" where the "workers" were apparently
attempting to vend, dispense, and pratice in Title 18 CRIMES. Both the US Constitution and
Title 18 USC 913 Impersonator Making Arrest
prohibit private parties from praticing in Title 18 CRIMES or representing themselves as law
enforcement officers. 4th US Circuit Court of Law Reinstitution of law already
declared unconstitutional in USDC.
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