PHEAA Raps Federal Rules Blocking Student Loan Aid
The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency warns that new federal rules since March 1, 1973, demand a needs test for State Student Loan Guaranty Program loans. The test reduces lending by about 75 percent, with over 15,000 fewer students qualifying in 1973 vs 1972, risking college access and local economies unless Congress changes the law to drop the needs analysis for lower income families.
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Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Kenneth R. Reeder
PHEAA
U.S. Office of Education
Pennsylvania
Reeder
Soan
U.S. House of Representatives Special Subcommittee On
Dollar and Pound Fall in Europe as Gold Rises Briefly
In European markets the U S dollar and British pound weakened while gold inched up. Dollar rates opened lower in Frankfurt Zurich and Paris as high European rates bolster other currencies. The pound eased in London despite BoE rate moves. Gold fixed at 118 50 an ounce, up 1 25 from Friday. Marriage costs rise in Islamabad as moslem leaders boost ceremony fees by at least 50 percent.
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U.S
Frankfurt
Zurich
Paris
Bank of England
Islamabad
Pakistan
Corry Memorial Hospital seeks a physician for emergencies
Corry Memorial Hospital cannot summon a doctor in emergencies and provides local contact numbers for the hospital, ambulance service, and desk volunteers. The document lists admissions and discharges with names and addresses, along with Union City Livestock sale prices for July 19 covering hogs beef cattle cows and calves and lambs with quoted ranges.
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Union City
Airports Tighten Security Checks Worldwide After Hijacking
After the weekend hijacking of a Japanese airliner, airports across Europe and Asia review passenger controls. Swiss, British, Dutch, Austrian, Danish, German and Japanese facilities vary from relaxed spot checks to full searches, with some sky marshals and metal detectors in use.
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Geneva
Zurich
Middle
Far East
Swissair
United States
Israel
Heathrow
British European Airways
BOAC
Belgium
Schiphol
Amsterdam
Dutch Justice Ministry
Japan Air Lines
Denmark
Japan
Lod
Tokyo
Beirut
Middle East
Blacks Make Gains Yet Lag in Society and Economy
The Bureau report shows black Americans advancing in education with college enrollment doubling to 727,000 in 1972, while income gaps persist. Median black family income stood at 6900 versus 11500 for whites. poverty affects 7.7 million blacks versus 16.2 million whites. Joblessness remains at 10 percent for nonwhites, and dropout rates fall but still lag.
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Ie Lensus
Bureau
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