Report Says GI Benefits Too Small for Students Expenses
A 339 page Educational Testing Service study to Congress finds current GI educational payments lag WWII levels after adjusting for tuition fees books and supplies. It notes a single veteran cannot cover living costs and urges higher stipends while VA disputes major changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dicke
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Educational Testing Service
Princeton
Donald E. Johnson
Administrator of
Veterans Affairs
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania Packet
Daily Advertiser
Benjamin Harris
Publick Occurrences
Harris
Houston Astrodome
Reig
Haynes Howe
Dia
Discount Pro Shop
Imonroeton Golf Club
Irons
Acushnet
Wilson
Walter Hagen Haig Ultra
Spalding
Dunlop
Moxpower MaxFli
Job Charles
Golden Eags Nalgram
MacGregor
Confidence
Excalibur
Sandis
Hi Dunlop
Gundy
Susie Maxw
Maxil Topflite
Wilson LD
Etonic
Highway 158
ReiDsville
Brougham
FORD
Torino
Danville
Bill Duncan
Jimmy Shelton
George Adams
Bill Smith
Melvin Franklin
Otis Hoskins
Bobby Baker
Bill Harper
Riverside Drive
OLD Dominion