UN says Iraqi oil stoppage hurts oil, food program By Bernie Woodall UNITED NATIONS, April 8 (Reuters) - U.N. officials feared on Monday that Iraq's suspension of oil flows would curtail the humanitarian oil-for-food program, already suffering from a shortage of funds. "We have a funding shortfall and this will also further complicate the financial situation," said Hasmik Egian, spokeswoman the U.N. oil-for-food program. Iraq stopped oil deliveries last June and slowed them in December after a dispute over pricing. The program is aimed at easing the suffering of ordinary Iraqis, under U.N. sanctions since Baghdad invaded Kuwait in August 1990. Iraq can sell oil to...