Nation's school bill climbs despite drop in students
The government forecast shows a 6 percent rise to $240 billion in education costs for 1984-85 despite enrollment down about 350,000 to 56.3 million. It details public and private K-12 and higher education spending, enrollment shifts, degrees awarded, and the share funded by state, local, and federal sources.
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Hatfield finances show heavy debt in early 1980s
U S Senate financial disclosures and interviews reveal Sen. Mark Hatfield and his wife Antoinette carried large real estate debts in 1982 and 1983. They reported mortgage and loan payments around five thousand dollars monthly, with assets mainly in Washington area properties and Oregon, while income included salaries, speeches, and rental earnings. The FBI and Senate Ethics Committee were investigating, Hatfield denied wrongdoing.
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