Senate Panel Passes Tax Bill With Key Benefits for CollegesProposed Tax Breaks for Higher Education: a Comparison

By SARA HEBEL

But President Clinton vows to veto the legislation over issues unrelated to higher education

The Senate Finance Committee last week passed a major tax-cut package, including key benefits for colleges and students that a competing House of Representatives plan omits.

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