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yesterday unanimously approvedthe nomination of Gary Bauer to be undersecretary of the Education Department.Bauer's nomination now goes to the full Snate for confirmation.  \nBauer,who has served as ED's deputy undersecretary for planning,budget andevaluation since October 1982,is one of Bennett's closest advisers.The fullSenate is expected to vote on the nomination sometime this week,committeesources said.  \nBefore the vote,Sen.Strom Thurmond,R-S.C.,urged panel members to make theirdecision based on Bauer's qualifications rather than his conservative philo-sophical views,which basically mirror the administration's positions.  \n\"As to this nomination and others we will have before us in the future,I urgemy distinguished colleagues to focus their attention on the qualifications ofthe individual nominee and not on personal disagreements with the policies ofthe administration in power,\"Thurmond said.  \nAfter approving the Gary Bauer nomination,the Senate Labor and Human ResourcesCommittee yesterday passed a measure to limit federal spending for medical edu-cation.See story,p.6.                         \nThe only other comment came from Sen.Edward Kennedy,D-Mass.,who reiteratedhis concerns about the administration's proposed fiscal 1986 student aid cuts.Kennedy said it is important to ensure that the savings that come from highereducation are made in administrative costs,rather than in cutbacks in theavailability of student aid.  \n\"We are hopeful that we will be able to work with him in some of these areasand other areas as well,\"Kennedy said.  \nConcerns On FinnWhile Bauer's nomination sailed through the panel,twosenators expressed concern with the nomination of education researcher ChesterFinn,ED assistant secretary-designate for research and improvement.  \nCommittee Chairman Sen.Orrin Hatch,R-Utah,said that if a scheduled privatemeeting with Finn goes smoothly today,the nomination could come to a voteJuly 17 without the confirmation hearing originally scheduled for that date.  \nBut Sen Howard Metzenbaum,D-0hio,said he had \"concerns and questions\"aboutFinn.And Kennedy said that while he did not anticipate any specific problems,he wanted to reserve the option of holding a hearing if“any problems”ariseduring today's meeting with Finn.--Susan J.Aluise  \n# CITY COUNCIL GIVES GO AHEAD TO D.C.STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM\n\nThe Washington,D.C.,City Council Tuesday night tentatively approved a mea-sure that would create a $50 million supplemental student loan program from thesale of industrial revenue bonds.  \nof the total,$40 million would be used to finance loans for students en-rolling in six local colleges and universities,with the rest to go to loansfor D.C.residents wishing to attend out-of-state schools.  \nThe proposed loan program was designed to help students who cannot meet fed-eral loan guidelines or whose family income exceeds the maximum amount set toqualify for aid,according to Pauline Schneider,the mayor's director forintergovernmental relations.  \nThe institutions that would participate in the proposed program are AmericanUniversity,George Washington University,Georgetown University,CatholicUniversity,Mount Vernon College and Trinity College,all members of theConsortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area.  \nCosts A FactorThe University of the District of Columbia and HowardUniversity,which are also members of the consortium,do not plan toparticipate.  \n\"Our costs are not as high as other area universities,\"said Goldie Claiborne,director of financial aid at Howard.“And our students are not having troublegetting Guaranteed Student Loans”(GSL).  \nAlthough schools are liable for up to 17 percent of the loans if studentsdefault,she said that was not a factor in the university's decision not toparticipate in the program.  \nHigh Tuition At Georgetown University,where medical schoo","cbCaigQ8sJT17n2U","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigQ8sJT17n2U","pdf",1809423,"English","# SENATE 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