Federal File: Moving on Early; Submissions
Sen. Paul Simon, D-Ill., last week announced that he will retire from Congress when his term expires in 1996.
Mr. Simon, who is in his second term and previously spent 10 years in the House, is a member of the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee and its subcommittees on education and disability policy.
In the last Congressional session, Mr. Simon was a strong advocate for replacing the student-loan program with one in which the federal government makes...
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