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State college aid cuts reduced

After facing a drop in the portions of state aid, state-related universities in Pennsylvania… After facing a drop in the portions of state aid, state-related universities in Pennsylvania could receive a break.

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives voted Wednesday, June 12 to cut the proposed funding reductions from 5 percent to 3.7 percent for Pitt and Penn State, according to state Rep. Dan Frankel.

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