Regents to Outline Future of Higher Education
West Virginia set to publish a five to ten year study guiding higher education. Chancellor Prince Woodard says some colleges will reduce roles and shift toward technical and vocational training while expanding a new graduate college and vocational options for the Kanawha Valley. He stresses careful policy over drastic cuts and notes ongoing discussions with state officials, WVU, and community colleges.
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Federal agencies to curb lending bias in multibillion housing sector
A new program will place equal housing posters in over 5,000 banks and S and Ls urging discrimination complaints via toll free number and require public ads to show open-loan policies. The plan aims to curb racial bias in housing loans nationwide.
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