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House Journal: Page 1963: Tuesday, April 30, 1996

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 1   and any excess remaining funds shall be used to award
 2   tuition grants to eligible students.  For purposes of
 3   this paragraph, "affected student" means a qualified
 4   student for whom payment of a tuition grant was made
 5   under section 261.13 for one or more semesters or
 6   trimesters while the student was attending a private
 7   institution which was accredited as defined in section
 8   261.9 for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, but
 9   which does not meet the requirements for an accredited
10   private institution for the fiscal year beginning July
11   1, 1996.
12     The amount of an enhanced forgivable loan issued
13   under this section shall not exceed $11,500.  To
14   qualify for an enhanced forgiveable loan a person
15   shall do all of the following:
16     (1)  Practice as a primary care physician in a
17   community designated as underserved by state and
18   federal authorities and which has a population of less
19   than 20,000.  A student must provide one year of
20   practice for every year of loan forgiveness.
21     (2)  Have shown superior academic achievement and
22   demonstrated exceptional financial need during the
23   last year of undergraduate study.
24     The commission shall prescribe by rule the terms of
25   repayment and forgiveness.  The rules shall be
26   consistent with the requirements of section 261.19A.
27   The commission shall deposit payments made by loan
28   recipients into the fund created in section 261.19B.
29               DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS
30     Sec. 5.  There is appropriated from the general
31   fund of the state to the department of cultural
32   affairs for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1996,
33   and ending June 30, 1997, the following amounts, or so
34   much thereof as is necessary, to be used for the
35   purposes designated:
36     1.  ARTS DIVISION
37     For salaries, support, maintenance, miscellaneous
38   purposes, including funds to match federal grants, for
39   areawide arts and cultural service organizations that
40   meet the requirements of chapter 303C, and for not
41   more than the following full-time equivalent
42   positions:
43  		 $	  1,081,918
44  		 FTEs	      11.00
45     The Iowa arts council shall develop and implement a
46   simplified, uniform grant application for use by all
47   grant applicants and shall prescribe a uniform grant
48   application renewal period for all grant applicants by
49   January 15, 1997.
50     2.  HISTORICAL DIVISION

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