Government tightens grip on student loan defaulters
The Education Department gives defaulters 60 days to begin repayments or arrange payments. The IRS will withhold federal tax refunds to cover owed amounts starting this tax year. The crackdown follows related steps by HHS and TRS and aims to recover billions from roughly 1 million delinquent borrowers.
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Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Department of Health and Human Services
TRS
IRS
Department of Education
Department
National Defense
Cousin Seeks Light On Lost Relative Alice Reyes
A letter from Mrs. Refugio R. Padget of El Paso asks for help locating her cousin Alice daughter of Eliza and related to Elpidio Reyes Sr. Alice reportedly lived in Silver City and Santa Rita New Mexico and was adopted by a couple who owned a drive in theater before possibly becoming a nun.
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el Paso
Herald-Post
Alice
Silver City
N.M
Silver Oy
Richardson
New Mexico
This Day in History Aug 23 1985 Highlights and Birthdays
On Aug 23 in history notable events include Sacco and Vanzetti execution in 1927, Mount Holyoke College graduation in 1838, Japan declaring war in 1914, Valentino’s death in 1926, the Truman concert in 1947, Hammerstein’s death in 1960, Godunov’s defection in 1979, Papadopoulos’ coup sentencing, Reagan’s 1984 nomination acceptance, and Bush’s praise. Births feature Gene Kelly, Bob Crosby, Vera Miles, Pete Wilson, Barbara Eden.
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Mount Holyoke Female Seminary
South Hadley
Mass
Japan
Germany
Rudolph Valentino
Soviet Union
Hollywood Bowl
Harry S. Truman
Margaret
Oscar Hammerstein
Alexander Godunov
New York
Bolshoi Ballet
George Papadopoulos
Reagan
Dallas
George Bush
United States
Gene Kelly
Bob Crosby
Vera Miles
Pete Wilson
R-Calif
Barbara Eden
Kit Carson Biography Highlight At Southwest History Club
The Southwest History Book Club heard Sarah Gordon discuss Kit Carson biographies and articles. Carson arrived in Taos as a fur trader in 1826 and became a notable figure in Mexican and territorial New Mexico politics and military affairs. He married a Taos native and died in 1868. County Clerk Juanita Terry announced that pre election voter purges are complete and registrations at the courthouse have risen 20 percent year over year. Marilyn Pepke won the Top Women's Bowler trophy at Red Rooster Bowlerama.
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Southwest History Book Club
Sarah Gordon
Kit Carson
Taos
New Mexico
Carson
Juanita Terry
Marilyn Pepke
Red Rooster
Folding Machine Dreams Fail in Santa Fe I Offices
Santa Fe initiative touts a Pitney Bowes folding machine as a symbol of a grand mail program. The device lies unused under a dust cover in the Economic Development and Tourism Department as questions linger about its practicality and the cooperative marketing push.
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Santa FE
Pitney-Bowes
Economic Development and Tourism Department
Nid
Ted
Ed and Ted brochures and state funding debates
The piece criticizes Ed and Ted boss Alex Mercure for pushing a brochure machine on state agencies and questions the role of bureaucrats in budget decisions. It argues school funding will require higher taxes or new levies and mocks conservative lawmakers for delaying school upgrades to 1987 while blaming Democrats for fiscal strain.
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Ted
Alex Mercure
Ed and
Toney Anaya
Spiro Agnew
McFarlane denies Nicaragua overthrow talk on TV
National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane dismissed reports that Reagan officials favor overthrow of Nicaragua as absolute nonsense. He also warned his colleagues that U.S. policy differences with Nicaragua remain unresolved, per a weekend television appearance.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Robert McFarlane
Nicaragua
Reagan
McFarlane
U.S
McFarlane defends policy on Nicaragua amid White House splits
National security adviser McFarlane blasted unnamed White House officials for rhetoric on Nicaragua while asserting two people speak for national security in the administration. He stressed that neither the president nor he supports overthrowing Nicaragua's government as Reagan vacations in California.
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McFarlane
White House
Nicaragua
Reagan
California
DeLorean Sees Return to Production After Turbulent Trial
John Z DeLorean discusses his exoneration and recent silence as he plans to restart制造 his famed car claiming it will be the fastest on the production line He recounts jurors verdicts and criticizes government actions while citing personal strain from divorce and financial woes
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John Z. DeLorean
DeLorean
Tony Capaccio
Indy Badhwar
Cristina Ferrare
FBI
Anly
Dublin
Los Angeles
U.S
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