Reagan Tuition Plan Won't Boost Aid for Needy UC
UC reports Reagan proposed tuition hike would lift fees from the lowest to the fifth highest among 58 public universities and would not by itself expand access for low income students. The study urged reorganizing aid to target need, not just academics, and noted most needy youths lack motivation for higher education without guidance.
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House Approves Vast Veterans Bill Without Dissent
The House passed a compromise $285,603,000 measure to extend educational, pension and insurance benefits to veterans with a 404 to 0 vote, sending it to the Senate. It would affect about 500,000 for education and 2.5 million for pension and insurance, with 5.4 percent pension raises and 8.5 percent for widows, plus a $5 monthly increase for Spanish American and prior war widows. Education benefits cover veterans after July 31, 1955 and new training programs include on the job and flight training. All authorizations apply to the year beginning July 1 and await further appropriations.
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