The Nation - News from Dec. 4, 1985
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The House tentatively approved a proposal to extend from six to nine months the grace period that former college students have before they must begin repaying federally guaranteed loans for their education. The action is subject to a final vote on a $10.6-billion college aid bill. The House was expected to complete action on proposed amendments and vote on the full bill today.
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