It's not just the auto industry that needs a bailout, so do a lot more Georgia families. Demand for food stamps is up dramatically. Georgia's Division of Family and Children Services says it had nearly a half-million food stamp cases in October. That's up18 percent from last year. The number of Georgians on food stamps has nearly doubled since 2000. Officials say they're seeing more working-class people, including factory workers and office workers, collecting food stamps for the first time.
(Associated Press)
(Associated Press)
