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Transportation and distribution of supplies high priority

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Unemployment benefits slip

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Yellen testifies before Senate Banking Committee

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Kerry asks for hold on tougher sanctions to Iran

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Apr 27, 2012 07:25
Category: General News

College Loans

WASHINGTON (AP) - Interest rates on federal loans to millions of

college students are set to double July 1 unless Congress acts, but

the bill before the Republican-run House today would be paid for by

cutting funds from the health care overhaul. That's something House

Democrats don't like and it differs from a Senate-approved measure.

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