States spend most per student on schooling in 1994
The Census Bureau reported New Jersey and New York lead in per pupil spending for 1994 with 8,902 and 8,162 dollars respectively, while Utah and Mississippi sit lower. The national average was 5,363 dollars, with local funding dominating costs from salaries to cafeteria staff and after school programs.
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States listed by AP show funding linked to unions and environment
The Associated Press survey ties school spending to regional factors including union strength and local environment. Wayne Martin of the Council of Chief State School Officers notes urban areas spend more to offset social conditions, while North Dakota’s high test scores reflect a smaller, more homogeneous population and calmer environment.
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Clinton urges privacy for Chelsea at Stanford
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton appeals for media restraint to avoid stalking Chelsea Clinton as the president's daughter begins a stay at Stanford University. She invokes Princess Diana's press intrusion and asks reporters to give Chelsea space to mature away from White House protection.
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Notice of Hearing and Creditors for Diane K. Martin Estate
In Franklin County Kansas the estate of Diane K. Martin deceased faces a hearing under case 97 PR 55. Dudley R Feuerborn creditor requests funeral expenses and John W Cole is named administrator. Creditors must file claims within four months from first publication. Objections due by October 10 1997 at 10 AM in Ottawa Kansas.
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Education Department aims to clear loans backlog by December
The Education Department plans to clear a backlog of student loan refinance applications by December 1 and allow some borrowers to delay payments while it catches up. About 84,000 of 143,000 applications remain incomplete, as the department resumes accepting new ones. The plan follows a House hearing and includes hiring more EDS staff and upgrading contractor systems to read handwritten documents.
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