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To the editor: Senior nutrition centers in Illinois are at risk of
closing. My local center hasn't had a budget increase in over 10
years, while the cost of food, gasoline and utilities has gone
through the roof.
What will the shut-ins do if the centers are no longer able to
provide their home-delivered meals?
Please use whatever influence you might have in your community to
help the nutrition centers in your area. There is no more basic a
need than food.
Keather Thompson
Enfield
[Posted
August 18, 2008]
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