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Welfare Reform Loophole Remains Unknown

Those who've hit that limit must find part-time work by January 15 to keep collecting the stamps.

But the head of a mid-Missouri group tracking welfare reform says there is a way to delay the cuts until next September.

Rex Campbell says he doubts many counties realize they can apply for such a waiver.

Missouri's Social Services department has not been available to comment.

From Jefferson City, I'm Jennifer Horton.