Reagan Aims Changes in Federal Student Aid Programs
The Reagan Administration seeks drastic reforms to federal student aid. It highlights cost growth from 0.95 billion in 1972 to 5.4 billion recently, proposing interest payments during study and principal repayment after graduation, plus stricter need tests with more parental involvement.
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White House bars advance printing of Reagan schedule
The White House ordered national papers and wires not to publish advance times of President Reagan and Vice President Bush in Washington citing security after Hinckley Jr. papers were found. Officials will provide times for planning only and newspapers fear broader information bans.
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TV Tonight and Movie Listings Sing on Philadelphia Stage
A chaotic TV and film guide lists broadcasts and titles including Billy Graham Crusade with the Philadelphia Orchestra and Mendelssohn Club Choir. It mentions Vera’s Manzoni Requiem at Santa Peter Basilica, plus a mix of local slate items and upcoming movies and shows with scattered cast names and plot hints.
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Isle of Youth visit reveals Cuba’s reforms and contradictions
The Isle of Youth, 90 miles south of Havana, showcases citrus farming, schools in the countryside, and a museum penitentiary once used to hold Castro. Visitors note youth programs, foreign student schools, Namibian ties, and East European irrigation aid, alongside praised porcelain production and a pristine hotel setting.
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Financial Helpers May Unite
AP reports on a possible future homogenized financial services market uniting banks insurers brokers and dealers. Prudential's 51 percent purchase of Bache sparks talk of cross selling, combined products, and a hybrid financial planner while maintaining some distinct roles today.
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Temperature and thyroid myths from Dr Donohue
Reader questions on thyroid temperature signs, narcolepsy diagnosis, ear wax and breast cancer links. Dr Donohue explains there is no fixed normal temperature, cautions against self treatment, notes narcolepsy requires three symptoms for certainty and that amphetamines help. He also addresses a neighbor spreading unproven wax cancer theories.
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Ottawa Herald Classified Rates and Policy
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of state customers, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. Carrier and tax details included, plus Associated Press membership noted.
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