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 WASHINGTON (AP) - New York's attorney general criticized college financial aid officials Saturday for proposing a code of conduct he said fails to curb abuses in the student loan industry his office has uncovered.
Andrew Cuomo, whose office has investigated the industry for months, made his views known in a letter to the group that represents aid officers.
"The code you have proposed is inadequate in that it does no more than recite vague, lofty goals of generalized ethical behavior," Cuomo wrote Dallas Martin, president of the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators.
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