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The article details associated cost-saving changes, including revised needs-analysis treatment of parents’ home equity and shifting independent-student automatic designation from age 22 to 24. It also describes additional actions affecting Guaranteed Student Loans, including phase-out of a loan origination fee and adjustments to interest rates and annual loan limits, while noting several amendments that 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reaching agreement on amaximum Pell Grant level,the House Postsecondary Education Subcommittee yes-terday approved a maximum Pell Grant amount slightly below what the communityhad requested.  \nIn markup of its bill reauthorizing the 1965 Higher Education Act,the panelapproved an amendment which would set a maximum Pell Grant of $2,300 in fiscal1987.The grant subsequently would be increased $200 per year throughout thefive-year authorization.Major higher education associations had recommended a  \n$2,400 maximum grant and the original subcommittee draft had included thatfigure(HED,Oct.9).  \nPanel Chairman William Ford,D-Mich.,introduced the amendment reducing themaximum grant as part of a cost-saving package for the Pell Grant program.Inother changes from the original subcommittee draft bill,the package would re-instate parents'home equity as part of the needs analysis formula for depen-dent students and would increase the age for automatic designation as an inde-pendent student from 22 to 24 years of age。  \nBefore flying back to Washington,D.C.,to oversee markup of the Higher Educa-tion Act,Rep.William Ford,D-Mich.,spoke harshly of Capitol Hill budget-cutters at the American Council on Education convention in Miami.See story,page 3.                                  \nFord said the changes made by the amendment would reduce the fiscal 1987authorization level for the Pell Grant program from the draft level of  \n$4.44 billion to $4.39 billion.  \nThe subcommittee completed action on its reauthorization bill yesterday,wadingthrough more than 30 amendments to the panel draft.The full Education andLabor Committee is expected to begin its markup of the bill next week.  \nIn other action yesterday,the panel agreed on a plan that would phase out the5 percent loan origination fee for Guaranteed Student Loan(GSL)borrowers.Under the plan,the fee would be reduced by 1 percent per year,beginning infiscal 1988.  \nThe panel draft would have eliminated the entire 5 percent origination fee in1988,but Ford said that would increase the cost of the program by $2 billion.  \nThe panel also agreed to an amendment that would increase the GSL interest rate(more)  \n     October 30,1985  \n# POSTSECONDARY PANEL APPROVES $2,300 PELL MAXIMUM GRANT AUTHORIZATION(Cont.)\n\nfor new loans from 8 percent to 10 percent for individuals repaying theirloans,beginning in their fifth year out of school.  Rep.E.Thomas Coleman,ranking minority member of the panel,offered the amendment,saying it couldsave a significant amount of money in the long term,although none of the sav-ings would be realized during the five-year reauthorization period.  \nColeman's amendment encountered significant Democratic opposition.\"It kind ofconcerns me,\"said Rep.Carl Perkins,D-Ky.,\"unless we put the money [saved]into more student loans.\"  \nThe panel also approved an amendment which would increase annual GSL limits forcollege juniors and seniors from the $3,500 included in the panel draft to  \n$5,000.The amendment,offered by Rep.Thomas Tauke,R-Iowa,would not in-crease the aggregate limit for loans,which would remain at $14,500.  \nSeveral other amendments to the student aid programs failed,including a planby Coleman to recoup the GSL interest subsidy that is paid by the federal gov-ernment during the nine-month postgraduation deferment period.Coleman's planwould have added the interest subsidy for those months to a student's paymentschedule.--Bill Reinhard  \nCURRAN VOTE PUT OFF AGAIN  \nA Senate panel once again has delayed a vote on the nomination of Edward Curranto chair the National Endowment for the Humanities because of the same compli-cations over unrelated business that caused the vote to be postponed last week.  \nThe vote to confirm Curran,ariginally scheduled for Oct.23 and then postponeduntil today,is now planned for Nov.7.Republican aide","cbCaiedbxsj3AZsD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiedbxsj3AZsD","pdf",2464646,"English","# POSTSECONDARY PANEL APPROVES $2,300 PELL MAXIMUM GRANT AUTHORIZATION\n## CURRAN VOTE PUT OFF AGAIN\n## Newsmakers=\n# HIGHER EDUCATION REAUTHORIZATION COMES TO FLORIDA","[{\"question\":\"What maximum Pell Grant amount did the panel approve for fiscal 1987?\",\"answer\":\"The panel approved a maximum Pell Grant of $2,300 for fiscal 1987.\"},{\"question\":\"How were Guaranteed Student Loan origination fees planned to change?\",\"answer\":\"The plan phases out the 5% loan origination fee by reducing it 1% per year starting in fiscal 1988.\"},{\"question\":\"Why was the vote on Edward Curran’s nomination delayed again?\",\"answer\":\"The vote was postponed due to complications involving unrelated business and a lack of consensus on health-related legislation to be handled in the same committee meeting.\"}]","POSTSECONDARY PANEL APPROVES $2,300 PELL MAXIMUM GRANT AUTHORIZATION - October 30, 1985 | PDF",1790619207,23]