Bankers urge drastic overhaul of student loan system
The Consumer Bankers Association calls for major changes to the 20 2 billion national student loan program to curb defaults. They urge banks handle all loans and bar schools from screening borrowers, with note collections via bill agencies. They cite high default rates in vocational loans and compare state and federal roles.
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Food costs, recession, beds spark wide debate
Commentary from James T Schmuck and Bank of America analysts notes food prices likely to rise despite easing inflation. John Alexander McMahon of the American Hospital Association argues beds declined from 1960 to 1973 and the U S has far fewer beds per population than many industrialized nations. Mercury is the smallest planet in the solar system and the closest to the sun.
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