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13,1985  \n# MOST STUDENT AID RESTORED AS COMPROMISE BUDGET SQUEAKS PAST SENATE\n\nWith no votes to spare,Senate Republicans early Friday pushed through a com-promise budget package for fiscal 1986 that restores many higher education cutsoriginally proposed by the Reagan administration.  \nVice President George Bush cast the deciding vote on the Senate plan after3 a.m。Friday,breaking a 49-49 tie.Budget attention now shifts to the Houseof Representatives,which must pass its own budget package.  \nAccording to Senate staff members,the plan includes a freeze at fiscal 1985levels for most federal education programs,including the $3.6 billion PellGrant program and the $1 billion campus-based programs.  \nThe plan would cut $200 million from the $3.1 billion Guaranteed Student Loan(GSL)program,but would eliminate the $8,000 cost-of-education cap included inthe first Senate Republican-Reagan administration compromise(HED,May 2)。  \nThe package also freezes health professions trainingof Health research grants.The administration sought to zero out health pro-fessions and reduce NIH grants to 5,000.  \nIn all,$1.5 billion in budget authority would be cut out of the $31.6 billionfiscal 1985 budget for function 500 programs,according to Senate documents.The function 500 section includes education,social service,employment andtraining programs.But function 550 programs,including most health programs,would get a $2.1 billion boost in their $33.6 billion 1985 budget authority.  \nJerold Roschwalb,Director of Governmental Relations for the National Assoc1-ation of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges,summed up the thoughts ofmany higher education officials following the Senate's action.  \nCould Be Worse      \"If you ask me if this is a good_budget for higher educa-tion,I would have to say it is absolutely atrocious,\"Roschwalb said Friday.\"If you ask me how it compares to what had been proposed,and how it suits thebudget deficit,I would say this is a fairly decent budget.\"  \nEndorsed by Reagan,the Senate plan establishes non-binding spending and rev-enue targets for the next three years that serve as a guide to the Appropria-tions Committee.  \nAfter an original budget compromise between Senate Republicans and the adminis-tration bogged down,Sen.Robert Stafford,R-Vt.,negotiated student aid budget(more)  \nMay 13,1985  \n# MOST STUDENT AID RESTORED AS COMPROMISE SQUEAKS PAST SENATE(Cont.)\n\nchanges with Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole,R-Kan.,Budget Committee  \nChairman Pete Domenici,R-N.M.,and White House staff members(HED,May 10).  \nIn a statement on the Senate floor,Stafford termed the new compromise plan foreducation programs\"responsible and reasonable,\"and added that it does notcontribute to the deficit.  \nSen.Lowell Weicker,R-Conn.,championed additions to the health budget.\"Manyof us thought the original spending plan an assault upon our heritage of decen-cy and investment in the future,\"Weicker said in a statement Friday.\"Thatthis assault has in some measure been repelled is no small achievement.\"  \nAlthough relieved the Senate overruled most education reductions in the origi-nal Reagan budget,the higher education community tempered its enthusiasm lastweek for the new budget plan.  \nLarry Zaglaniczny,congressional liaison for the American Council on Education(ACE),said his organization had supported a defeated budget amendment intro-duced by Sen.Lawton Chiles,D-Fla.,to freeze higher education programs,butsaid the Stafford changes made the budget far better than the administration'soriginal,\"draconian\"plan to cut $1.7 billion in student aid.--Bill Reinhard  \n=Resources  \n■ If you'd like to travel and earn college credits at the same time,RichardBrett's World Study and Travel for Teachers lists more than 330 internationaltravel and study opportunities for 1985.The 88-page guide covers some 119countries,including a one-month visit to China.Subject areas include thearts,education,literature and 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