Colleges face loan rate clash hit students hard nationwide
An Associated Press survey shows congressional delay on raising the government guaranteed student loan rate may bar hundreds of students from college this fall. Colleges report mid income and poor students hardest hit as lenders tighten terms and banks require prior relationships. Ohio University reports a work study aid to offset costs for some students.
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Clifford L. Alexander former EEOC chairman and lawyer accuses the Nixon administration of letting the hard core South off the hook. He told NATRA members that Nixon has not yet spoken out with compassion and conviction to overcome voters prejudices. Alexander resigned after six years on the EEOC and three months after stepping down as its chairman.
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