Scranton OKs Student Loan Fund in Constitutional Drive
Harrisburg AP reports Scranton approves a bill to fund a Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency for grants and loans to help deserving college students. The act authorizes 425000 to start the program with 75000 for expenses and sets loan limits at 1000 per year up to 5000 per student and a five year repayment window with possible extensions.
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Americans Not Only Citizens Faced With Huge Tax Load
An AP survey shows families of modest incomes in major world centers pay 13 to 20 percent of income in taxes, with higher brackets taxed 45 to 77 percent. Using imaginary samples in six cities, the report contrasts tax burdens among Rio de Janeiro, Tokyo, Frankfurt, Paris, England, and the United States, detailing wages, income tax, and other levies for a $100,000-a-year earner and a typical bus driver, highlighting wide international disparities in direct and indirect taxes.
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Boy who strangled girl held to Youth Commission
An 11 year old Joliet boy, Kenneth Warner, admitted choking cats after which he said he killed 4 year old Lynn Ann Kozlowski. He was committed for care to the Illinois Youth Commission since he could not be charged with murder due to his age. Kozlowski's body was found in a field southeast of Joliet on June 28.
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