Private colleges fear massive student exodus
Private colleges across the nation fear Reagan's plan to cut 2.3 billion in student grants and loans could trigger a stampede of transfers. Experts warn private schools face losses while public colleges may absorb larger enrollments, risking deep budget cuts. Loyola, University of Chicago, Greenville College, and others report increased internal aid to cushion impact.
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Dan Hall
W. Richard Stephens
Greenville College
Alinois
Loyola University
James Barry
Loyola
Barry
Arkansas probes leak claim in first national teacher test
State officials opened an inquiry into possible theft or leak of a teacher competency test as more than 20,000 educators in Arkansas faced the four hour exam amid boycott threats. Governor Clinton ordered the probe after KARE-TV reported a copy circulated before testing, while officials cautioned against assuming a security breach.
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Venters
F-16 Agile Jet Tied to Pilot Blackouts in Crashes
Fort Worth reports that the F-16 fighter jet may be so agile that its high speed tight turns create G forces capable of incapacitating the pilot. Gen Jerome F. O Malley notes electronic controls produce these G forces. The F-16 remains the staple single engine fighter for the United States and NATO.
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MX vote hangs on tight clash over missiles
House Speaker ONeill says he can build a majority to block the MX system but Reagan is pulling out all stops. Regan predicts a very close vote as Congress weighs a $15 billion second installment for 21 missiles, with White House briefings and cross-party lobbying shaping the outcome.
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Fortune hunters aim to recover $1.5 million from sunken liner
In Puget Sound divers plan to locate a safe with cash and jewels from the sunken U S Governor. Skipper Ken Sanford and a two man submarine will photograph remains before attempting the descent. Argonaut Society members hold salvage rights amid dark waters and strong currents.
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Puget Sound
Ken Sanford
U.S
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Livers
Kent Barnard
The
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