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

Sen. Inouye (D-HI)

Sen. Daniel Inouye (D-HI)

http://inouye.senate.gov/

Sen. Inouye (D-HI) has Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education earmarks totalling $96,600,000

For this appropriations bill, Sen. Inouye (D-HI) ranks in the 100th percentile.

“$2,400,000 for Maui Community College Remote Rural Hawaii Job Training Project”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$1,800,000 for Maui Community College Training and Educational Opportunities, for training and education”

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“$475,000 for Maui Economic Development Board, for high-tech training”

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“$300,000 for Maui Economic Development Board, for the rural computer utilization training program”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$100,000 for Hilo Medical Center for a medical robotics training lab.”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$800,000 for Maui Community Health Center for construction, renovation and equipment.”

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“$150,000 for Maui Economic Development Board for the Lanai Women's Initiative.”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$1,000,000 for Primary Care Association for construction, renovation, equipment, disability services and outreach at the State's health centers”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$100,000 for Straub Hospital Burn Center for health professions training in burn treatment”

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“$175,000 for Community Health Centers in Hawaii for Childhood Rural Asthma Project, for childhood rural asthma project.”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Community Health Center”

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“$300,000 for for math and science education”

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“$300,000 for For the girls into science program”

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“$650,000 for For a mentoring program aimed at college prep”

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“$250,000 for Polynesian Voyaging Society, for cultural education programs”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$3,000,000 for University of Vermont, to establish the Educational Excellence program”

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(2 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$250,000 for Henry Kuualoha Giugni Archives, archival facility of historical Native Hawaiian records and stories”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$1,000,000 for University of Hawaii at Hilo, Applied Rural Science program and a Clinical Pharmacy Training Program”

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“$250,000 for University of Hawaii School of Law, health policy center and cultural education programs”

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“$150,000 for Bishop Museum, enhanced library services”

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“$250,000 for Bishop Museum, Filipino cultural education”

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“$14,200,000 for Native Hawaiian Health Care Program”

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(0 Comments, 69% Complete)

“$34,500,000 for Education of Native Hawaiians”

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

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

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

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