Colleges Debate Direct Aid to Students and Bank Loan Plan
The Carnegie Commission urged expanding federal education spending to 13 billion by 1976 to fund direct student aid via a loan bank. Opponents from the National Association of State Universities warn aid should go to institutions to lower costs for students. Some educators prefer mixed funding with more for students.
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