Ineligible Students Get Millions of Your Tax Dollars
GAO probes of the Basic Educational Opportunity Grant found about 24.3 million in loans went to ineligible students and another 117.9 million in grants were suspect. Investigators observed 6.5 percent lied to obtain loans and 30.3 percent of applications had conflicting information. HEW cited ongoing staff training as context.
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Paul Corkery
General Accounting Office
GAO
Boston College
Internal Revenue Service
U. S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
A B Gregory of Schulenburg passes away
A B Gregory of Schulenburg dies after a long illness at Temple VA Center Hospital. He lived in Schulenburg late in life after decades in Houston and New Waverly. Survived by Olga, Geoffrey Anthony, three sisters and a brother, with extensive service in the military and civic work. Funeral rites held at St Rose of Lima Schulenburg and burial in New Waverly.
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John Brill
Johnnie P. Gregory
Conroe
R. C. Morrow
Gary Kahanek
West Columbia
Fred Hightower
Schertz
James Hightower
Houston
Jerome Kmiecik
Alvin
John Kmiecik
Phillip Kmiecik
Louis Smith
Augustine
Joseph
Mary Meska Gregory
Thomas Bily
St. Joseph's Catholic Arch
United States Armed Forces
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Air Corps
Randolph Field
Olga Maria Kahanek
Anton and
Frances Gallia Kahanek
Alp
Dallas
Southwest Aeronautical Institute
Southern Pacific Hospital
Todd Shipyards
Texas
Marble Falls
Fayette County
Baumgarten Street
Schulenburg
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
American Association of Retired Persons
Houston Area Teachers Credit Union
National Association of Retired Teachers
Golden Gloves
American Legion
Lions Club
Oak Forest Addition
Anderson
George
Cecilia) Kmiecik
Martha Gregory
McAllen
Sam Gregory
Marvin Wayne Wolfe
Pearland
Stephen Frederic Wolfe
Nicholas Freeman Wolfe
Pasadena
Dwayne Wolfe
Ground Study Links Welfare To Marital Breakups In FRACTURE Report
A federal FRACTURE study finds higher divorce rates among families in guaranteed income programs versus controls. White families show up to 150 percent higher breakup risk at $3,800 to $5,600 incomes, with black families showing smaller increases. the piece links results to Biblical teachings on work and family support.
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U.S
Carter
Girl for Jaseks in Houston birth announces new daughter
Mr and Mrs Charlie Jasek of Houston welcomed a baby girl born January 31 in a Houston hospital weighing nine pounds. She joins brothers Darell and Brandon and is welcomed by grandparents Mr and Mrs Edgar Mendel of Houston and Mr and Mrs Joe F Jasek of Praha.
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Charlie Jasek
Houston
Deandra
Darell
Brandon
Edgar Mendel
Joe F. Jasek
Praha
Quote on social policy shaping national fate
The passage warns that policies aimed at removing poverty may backfire by eroding family life and weakening the nation. It frames such measures as a potential solution to poverty that could ultimately undermine societal foundations and stability.
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