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03/02/2000 - Updated 10:34 AM ET

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S. 1134
Affordable Education Act of 1999
A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to allow tax-free expenditures from education individual retirement accounts for elementary and secondary school expenses, to increase the maximum annual amount of contributions to such accounts, and for other purposes.
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House Schedule
Pro Forma Session Thursday
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Senate Schedule
Amendments to S.1134, Affordable Education Act continue Thursday
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Committee Hearings
Projected Schedule Posted
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	Military recruiting and high schools Do you think the Clinton administration should crack down on high school administrators who forbid military recruiters entry to schools or deny them students' names and addresses? Schools are required by law to open campuses and provide names and addresses to recruiters, but many do not. If colleges did this, it could cost them federal aid money. Recruiters say the practice prevents them from recruiting the best and brightest and limits students' career options. Army Secretary Louis Caldera says it is part of the ''cynicism and antagonism'' hanging on from the Vietnam War. Should the administration crack down? Should high schools be allowed to keep recruiters out? Join the discussion Requires registration Recent Discussions GOP primaries Crossing party lines Bob Jones University Clinton's place in history House chaplain controversy Cyber security Trump drops out Ventura leaves Reform Party Forbes contribution Jordan endorses Bradley Confederate flag hits the campaign National security Hillary makes it official Bored with campaign 2000? State of the Union Democratic debates