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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1977

Page

7

Medical schools reject federal transfer aid

Fifteen medical schools decline to participate in the 1978 capitation program or to guarantee transfers of U.S. citizen foreign medical students. Institutions not taking part include Stanford, UC campuses, Yale, Northwestern, Chicago, Illinois, Indiana, Johns Hopkins, Duke, Case Western, and Baylor College of Medicine. The HEW program will fund 109 schools with capitation based on enrollment, totaling about 84 million dollars.

Washington UPI Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW U.S Stanford University University of California Medical Schools Davis Irvine Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco Yale University Northwestern University University of Chicago University of Illinois Medical Center Indiana University At Indianapolis Johns Hopkins University Duke University Case Western Reserve University Baylor College of Medicine

Urban homesteaders spend 11 weeks, $6,000 on homes

HUD reports 1,238 foreclosed homes are being sold to city governments for $1 to eligible buyers in 23 cities. The program, expanded with $5.8 million, shows average rehab costs of 5,600 and that homesteaders contribute about 1 work week per $6,000 property. Families average 3.3 persons with mean income $12,300 and must meet code standards within 18 months while living in the home for three years.

Washington Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Patricia Roberts Harris

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