Government cuts student loan costs despite private lending presence
Taxpayers will save 68 billion dollars over 11 years under the new law as Pell Grants rise and more loans become affordable. More than 820 thousand additional Pell Awards are expected by 2020 21, with caps easing to 5975 and loan forgiveness shortened for non public service workers. Community colleges receive 2 billion for a new four year grant program.
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Vatican seeks to quash Benedict XVI abuse deposition suit
A Kentucky case aims to hold the Vatican responsible for church sex abuse by bishops, arguing Rome controlled U.S. diocesan conduct. The Vatican plans to seek dismissal and resist deposing Benedict while allowing possible discovery of documents and depositions of lower officials.
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Vicar on Vatican lawsuit comments lack of knowledge
Davenport's vicar general Rev Msgr John Hyland says he has no comment on a lawsuit against the Vatican due to incomplete knowledge. He notes Pope Francis has apologized for clergy abuse and recalls Davenport Diocese's 2008 bankruptcy settlement of 37 million dollars tied to abuse cases and 18 non monetary terms demanding acknowledgment and apology.
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Rescue groups buy remaining dogs after breeder case
Rescue groups agreed to buy 17 dogs still at Thunder Ridge Kennel ending a planned court hearing. The seller Harold Buzz Powell stated dogs will become family pets, not breeding stock. No charges were filed and groups will place dogs in permanent homes.
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Public Health Spring has downside for allergy sufferers
Eastern Iowa faces sneezing season as pollen ramps up. Farmers and outdoor workers seek allergy meds and avoidance tips. Dr Lyla Schweiger notes higher counts in the morning and suggests midmorning or evening exercise to reduce symptoms.
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Public safety brief lists multiple Iowa suspects on alleged offenses
Public records show several individuals charged in Eastern Iowa with alleged offenses. Names include Alicia E. Schmitz and Natalie F. Hull among others, with times and locations in Marion, Iowa City, Hiawatha, and surrounding areas. Distinct ages and addresses are provided for each person. The report notes charges are accusations pending court proceedings.
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Old Marion Rd
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20Th Ave
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