April 13, 2007
House Plan May Aid Direct Lending
Buried in a spending measure passed by the U.S. House of Representatives is a provision that could thwart Republican efforts to scuttle legislation designed to bolster the federal direct-loan program.
The provision, which appears on the final page of the House's spending blueprint for the 2008 fiscal year, simply instructs the House education committee to wring $75-million from the mandatory programs it oversees over the next five years.
Republicans, however, read the
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