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LAX shooter had suicide in mind - NJ Police Chief
New Jersey Police Chief Allen Cummings in an interview with Associated Press, said family members received text messages on suicide from Paul Ciancia, the LAX shooter.
Food stamps cut by 5%
Food stamp benefits would be cut by 5% or USD 36 for a family of four each month starting November 1.
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