States cut aid to college students
State budgets bite into need based college aid as recession strains finances. At least a dozen states trim awards and tighten eligibility while demand climbs with more students seeking aid, risking dropouts and higher debt. Illinois plans slash MONETARY AWARD PROGRAM funds affecting 145,000 low income recipients. Ohio eliminates up to 2496 grants for community college students and more than halves aid for four-year schools.
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Funding Stalls on border guards plan
Washington AP reports a plan to deploy National Guard troops to aid border security stalled by disputes over funding and deployment. Obama ordered 225 million to tempo rarily bolster Border Patrol, but Pentagon and Homeland Security haggle over costs and use. Texas leaders push for 1,000 more troops as concerns over cartel violence persist.
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