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Article #1Student Loans in Congress
From: Charles Grapski
Date: Mon, 20 Nov 1995 00:00
Date: Mon, 20 Nov 1995 00:00
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For those of you interested I have forwarded the following information
regarding the fate of STudent Loans in Congress.
Charlie
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Date: Mon, 20 Nov 1995 07:55:00 -0800 (PST)
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Subject: Action Alert re: Direct Lending
November 19, 1995
To: Friends of United Council
Student Activists
All Interested Parties
From: David C. Stacy
United Council President
USSA Legislative Liaison
Timothy L. Casper
United Council Legislative Affairs Director
USSA Graduate & Professional Student
Caucus Chair
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The reconciliation conference committee for the FY 1996 Federal Budget has
just about completed its work on the package that will be sent to both
houses of Congress for approval. The reconciliation package will contain
cuts of $4.9 billion to student loan programs. The vast majority of this
cut affects the banks and guaranty agencies. However, the bill does include
a 10% cap on the Direct Lending program.
Our message has been that a cap on Direct Lending will eliminate the
competition between the banks and guaranty agencies and the program, thus
decreasing the quality of services to students.
We must tell the President that any cap on Direct Lending is detrimental to
students. Schools should have the choice to become Direct Lending
institutions if they want. Starting today, students can use the Alliance to
Save Student Aid phone number 1-800-574-4AID to contact the White House.
Sample Phone Script
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Hello, my name is_______ and I am a student at _______ college/university.
I am calling to urge President Clinton to use his leadership to ensure that
the Direct Lending program is not capped. Students benefit from the
competition created by the program and the better borrower services it
provides. Capping the program will only be detrimental to students. Thank you.
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We have made great strides in the budget battle and cannot let our efforts
up now. Student leaders need to make sure that the President hears from as
many students as possible.
Thank you once again for your time and energy on this very important issue.
Timothy Casper
Legislative Affairs Director, United Council of UW Student Governments
Graduate and Professional Students Caucus Chair, USSA Board of Directors
122 State Street, Suite 500
Madison, WI 53703
Phone: 608/263-3422
Fax: 608/265-4070
E-mail: uclegdir@macc.wisc.edu
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