White House Tells Congress to Meet 2 Conditions in Renewing Higher Education Act

STEPHEN BURD

By STEPHEN BURD
Congress must meet two key conditions in drafting the final version of the bill renewing the Higher Education Act to insure that President Clinton will sign it into law, Administration officials insist.

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