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Senate Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Appropriations, FY2008

Senate Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Earmarks

“$500,000 for Focus: Hope Center for Advanced Technologies Experiential Learning Labs, experiential learning laboratory”

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“$100,000 for FirstBook, for the Maine literacy initiative for Low Income Children”

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“$500,000 for Vermont Technical College, equipment for Fire Science Program”

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“$300,000 for University of Vermont of Burlington, advanced practice graduate nursing program in psychiatric-mental health nursing”

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“$500,000 for University of Vermont at Burlington, digitization project”

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“$100,000 for Wills Eye Health System, for equipment.”

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“$100,000 for Maine Lighthouse Corp., for the Therapeutic Community for the Substance Abuse Treatment project”

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“$150,000 for Alaska Multiple Sclerosis Center, for multiple sclerosis related activities.”

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“$500,000 for AIB College of Business, scholarships in captioning and court reporting”

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“$2,000,000 for Jefferson Regional Media Center for equipment”

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