Budget Cuts Put Strain On Federal Student Aid
Ottawa Herald outlines how Reagan budget proposals threaten federal student loan programs and college enrollments. It notes about a third of students received federal aid and more than $27.5 billion has been borrowed in 22 years, with many borrowers viewed as weak credit risks.
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Education loan debt and collection failures cited
The Education Department faces massive bill collecting tasks with student loans exceeding $2 billion in arrears. Of this, $835 million rests on federal tax dollars, while the remainder is owed to banks, colleges, or state agencies.
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Who Pays for Higher Police Training standards
A Kansas governor's committee recommends raising police officer training from 200 to 300 hours to boost competence and professionalism. The piece argues state mandates burden local taxpayers and counties, cities, and schools must fund implementation or local budgets tighten.
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Fragmented TV Night List With Films and Shows Glimpsed
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Foods That Naturally Rich in Folic Acid and Health Notes
Reader questions and doctor answers cover folic acid rich foods like liver and leafy greens, warn against deficiency with aging or tea and toast diets, note pregnancy needs, and caution cooking losses. Also includes shingles pain management, bromocriptine side effects, and practical health tips.
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Planning Key Part Of Business Ar Business Analyse
Critics say US business misses present opportunities by overemphasizing the future. A Wharton School report foresees 1980s to 2000s shifts, including government functions moving to business and new home energy savings. Tenants may face separate operating expense charges, complicating long-term leases.
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