Word: tuitions
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...simple case of good and bad financial aid bills," R. Jerrold Gibson '52, director of the Office of Fiscal Services, said last week. 'The tuition tax credit bill is a bad bill in that it is too costly and gives money to the wrong people." Gibson has hit the nail on the head...
THROUGHOUT the extended Congressional debate on the two alternate tuition aid bills, legislators have lost sight of the central issue--aid to middle-income families struggling to put children through college. Tuition tax credit proposals, which call for a $250 tax credit to all families regardless of their need for such assistance, are clearly not the answer to this dilemma...
Gibson said that with the threatened veto, the tuition tax credit bill will probably be defeated. Gibson said Carter's own plan for increased financial aid is much more likely to be enacted into law because of the veto threat...
...tuition tax credit bill would give tax credits of $250 to all families with college students, regardless of need. Carter's proposal, already passed by the Senate and soon to face the full House, would expand current financial aid programs with emphasis on families in the $10-25,000 income brackets...
...simple case of good and bad financial aid bills," Gibson said. "The tuition tax credit bill is a bad bill, in that it is too costly and gives money to the wrong people...