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

Sen. Stevens (R-AK)

Sen. Ted Stevens (R-AK)

http://stevens.senate.gov/

Sen. Stevens (R-AK) has Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education earmarks totalling $86,575,000

For this appropriations bill, Sen. Stevens (R-AK) ranks in the 98th percentile.

“$500,000 for Cook InletTribal Council, Inc., for the Alaska's People program to provide job training and emotional counseling”

Sponsor:

(1 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$1,000,000 for Alaska Family Practice Residency Program, Family Practice Residency Programs”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$250,000 for Alaska Federal Health Care Access Network, Activities of the Alaska Telemedicine Advisory Committee”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$750,000 for Alaska Native Medical Center equipment”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$400,000 for Alaska Psychiatric Institute , Telebehavioral Health Project”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$750,000 for Southcentral Foundation to purchase equipment for the Primary Care Center”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Stone Soup Group to continue and expand services to Alaskans with Autism”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$500,000 for University of Alaska Statewide Office, for the Health Distance Education Program in Alaska.”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$750,000 for University of Alaska Statewide Office, to develop and implement a statewide health agenda in Alaska.”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$250,000 for University of Alaska/Anchorage, for the Geriatric and Disabled Care Training Program”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$500,000 for Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, for an Obesity Prevention and Control project in Alaska.”

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(2 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$500,000 for Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, for continuation and expansion of program to detect and control tuberculosis in Alaska.”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

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

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(1 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$600,000 for United Way of Anchorage, for the 211 project to provide a statewide health and human services management system for Alaska”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Akeela, Inc., for the Re-Entry Program in Anchorage, Alaska”

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(1 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$400,000 for Anchorage Dept. of Health and Social Services, for the Pathways to Sobriety Project in Anchorage, Alaska”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$500,000 for Maniilaq, Inc., for the Mavsifviq Family Recovery Program in Northwest Arctic Borough Alaska”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$400,000 for Municipality of Anchorage, for methamphetamine education project in Alaska”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$500,000 for Tanana Chiefs Conference, for the Ch'eghutsen Children's Mental Health Program in Interior Alaska”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$400,000 for Catholic Community Services of Juneau, to continue operations at its Family Resource Center for child abuse prevention and treatment in Juneau, Alaska”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$250,000 for Alaska Children's Services, for its program to serve low income youth in Anchorage, Alaska”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Alaska Statewide Independent Living Council, Inc., to continue and expand the Personal Care Attendant Program and to expand outreach efforts to the disabled living in rural Alaska”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$300,000 for Alaska Department of Education and Early Development, for Big Brothers/Big Sisters statewide, in partnership with Alaska Dept. of Educations, Boys and Girls Club, and Cook Inlet Tribal Council for a comprehensive mentoring program in Alaska”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$1,250,000 for Alaska Department of Education and Early Development, for the Alaska statewide mentor project”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$250,000 for Alaska Dept. of Education and Early Development, for the Alaska statewide mentor project”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$75,000 for Alaska Sealife Center, for a marine ecosystems education program”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$100,000 for American Foundation for Negro Affairs National Education and Research Fund, to raise the achievement level of minority students and increase minority access to higher education”

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(0 Comments, 94% Complete)

“$250,000 for Fairbanks North Star Borough School District, to expand the LATO learning program to Fairbanks North Star Borough”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$500,000 for Galena City School District, for a boarding school for low performing Native students from remote villages across Western Alaska”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$300,000 for North Slope Borough, for an early education program”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$1,000,000 for Skills Alaska, for statewide teacher training and mentoring program”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$100,000 for Southeast Island School District, to develop interactive video conferencing to provide special education services to 9 isolated school sites in Southeast Alaska”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$1,750,000 for University of Alaska/Southeast, for the Alaska Distance Education Technology Consortium for distance learning”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$250,000 for Alaska Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, partnership with the Lions Club to expand low vision services to Alaskans”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Kenai Peninsula Independent Living Center, Total Recreation and Independent Living Services project”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Southeast Alaska Independent Living, Inc., continuation of a joint recreation and employment project with the Tlingit-Haida Tribe”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$350,000 for University of Alaska, Anchorage, 49th State Scholars program”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$1,000,000 for University of Alaska, Anchorage, Alaska Native Students Science and Engineering Program”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$250,000 for Alaska Native Heritage Center, partnership with Koahnic Broadcasting for a Native Values Project”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$34,500,000 for Alaska Native educational equity assistance program”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$9,000,000 for Education through Cultural and Historical Organizations, educational, cultural, and job training opportunities”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$12,500,000 for Strengthening Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian-Serving Institutions”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$12,500,000 for Strengthening Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian-Serving Institutions”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

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