Word: aid
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...means of combining conservative philosophy with programs of the welfare state, Will cited tuition tax credits to middle-income families. Not only would this maintain government aid to education, it would also guarantee freedom of choice in education, Will said...
...want to fund the student, not the institution," and Bureau funds could aid more students if regional tribal offices received them, he added...
...recent addition to the Health Professions Educational Assistance Act made financial aid to U.S. medical schools contingent upon acceptance of third-year medical students who have been trained abroad. Johns Hopkins and 17 other medical schools threatened to forfeit Government money rather than comply with the ruling. In December the legislation was changed to encourage, rather than require, medical schools to accept a small percentage of their enrollment from Americans studying abroad...
...Hillsdale College in southern Michigan has rejected direct federal aid since its founding in 1844. The college decided to ignore the controversial Title IX of the 1972 Education Amendments, which ruled that if any students in a college receive federal assistance, the school must be classified as a "recipient institution" and must comply with the hundreds of regulations imposed on Government-supported schools by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Hillsdale has launched a $29 million fund drive to aid its students should the Government refuse to provide their loans and scholarships...
...Department of Health, Education and Welfare has rejected three desegregation plans submitted by the 16-campus University of North Carolina and threatened to cut off some of the $89 million that it receives in aid each year. U.N.C. President William Friday insists that the system is "committed to" desegregation and that the real dispute centers on Washington's "intrusion" into university affairs...