Clinton service plan, loan reform detailed

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Pres Clinton's national service plan would allow college students to receive $5,000 in school grants for each year they work in public service jobs. The students would receive an $8,500 stipend to live on. Clinton also unveiled his plan to reform the student loan program.

Finance, Student loans, National service

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Health-care reform: Clinton plan cost estimated

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Government economists estimate that Pres Clinton's new health-care reform plan would require an additional $100 billion to $150,000 billion per year in funds. The plan will be submitted to Congress in mid-June and will probably include the use of health security cards.

Economic aspects, Health care reform

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Clinton, Dole present reform plans

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Clinton and Dole each presented their positions on welfare reform in speeches given before the National Governors Assoc meeting on Jul 31, 1995. Clinton's plan puts more emphasis on federal control, while Dole's give more discretion to individual states.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Welfare reform, National Governors' Association, Dole, Bob

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