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Veterans demand higher GI Bill to meet rising college costs
Veterans and advocates say the Montgomery GI Bill fails to cover soaring tuition and living costs. With nine stipends of 536 dollars monthly for four years, benefits cover about 55 percent of college costs today, while lawmakers debate increases and coalition groups propose a 975 dollar monthly package to cover tuition books and transportation.
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Rivas
Taartae
College Board
House
Army
Navy
Air Force
Bob Stump
R-Ariz
Veterans Affairs Committee
Marine Corps
Stump
Lane Evans
D-Ill
Veterans and
John Hanson
Veterans Affairs
Togo West
Hanson
Larry Rhea
The
Non Commissioned Officers Association
Rhea
United States
Roosevelt
Mississippi
G.W
Sonny” Montgomery