Student loan default rates dip again in 1995 report
The Education Department reports a 10.4 percent default rate for fiscal 1995, down from 10.7 percent the prior year and far below the 22.4 percent peak in 1990. Four-year and two-year private colleges show slight rises, while for-profit and technical schools continue to post high losses. Institutions losing eligibility number 269 due to elevated default rates.
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Ashington
Education Department
Barber, Beauty and Technical Schools
Congress
Leon
Achod
Grain firm sues Union Pacific over car supply in Nebraskan elevators
DeBruce Grain Inc. of North Kansas City claims Union Pacific Railroad has hardly supplied its three Nebraska grain elevators with promised hopper cars, filing a November complaint with the Surface Transportation Board. The railroad says it complies with tariffs and disputes discrimination claims while routinely shipping cars to rivals.
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North Kansas City, Mo
Nebraska
Union Pacific Railroad
DeBruce Grain Inc
Deebruce Grain
Kansas City
Federal Surface Transportation Board
House Agriculture
Union Pacific
DeBruce
DeBruce Grain
Ed Trandahl
Omaha
Neb
Trandahl
Surface Transportation Board
Vet memorial dedicated on Statehouse grounds
About 700 people attended the Veterans Memorial and Walkway dedication at the Kansas Statehouse on Veterans Day. U S Senator Pat Roberts and Gov Bill Graves spoke as veterans recalled wartime service and honors. The 8 foot granite obelisk and four flower bed pathway honors those who served and those who did not return home. The project began in 1997 with private donations of 95000 dollars, becoming the first state veterans memorial on the Capitol grounds.
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OPERA
Kan
Kansas Statehouse
Paul Keller
Troy
Vietnam
Keller
Carl J. Fyler
Topeka
Europe
Statehouse
Capitol
U.S
Pat Roberts
United State
Bosnia
NATO
Bill Graves
Roberts
Joan Finney
Finney
Preservationists urge saving Topeka capitol site with chili feed
About two dozen activists and historians marked Veterans Day with a chili feed outside two abandoned downtown storefronts on the site of an early Kansas capitol. Preservationists hope to raise funds to turn the block into a historical park and monument to the anti slavery movement.
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Topeka
Kan
Friends of
Old Capitol
Statehouse
Howard Paul
Paul
Historic Topeka Inc
Marge Bradshaw
Martha Parker
Clinton Lake
Lawrence
Lecompton
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