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Earmarks requested by Sen. John Forbes Kerry

Data from Fiscal Year 2008 appropriations bills supplied by Taxpayers for Common Sense.

AmountEarmark DescriptionIntended Recipient
$ for Dean College, programs and procure equipment for the Learning Center
$138,000,000 for Peer Reviewed Breast Cancer Research Program
$80,000,000 for Peer Reviewed Prostate Cancer Research Program
$32,485,000 for Civic Education Program (Center for Civic Education and National Council on Economic Education) It is also for a comprehensive program between the Center for Civic Education, Indiana University and NCSL to improve public education of the congress and state legislatures.
$24,000,000 for Industrial Base Innovation Fund
$24,000,000 for National Writing Project, a nonprofit organization that supports and promotes K–16 teacher training programs in the effective teaching of writing.
$13,395,000 for Massachusetts Groundfish Disaster, to provide relief due to economic losses due to new fishing limitations on fishermen, Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries
$10,000,000 for Gulf War Illness Peer Reviewed Research
$10,000,000 for Peer Reviewed Ovarian Cancer Research Program
$9,362,000 for Muddy River
$8,000,000 for High Performance Manufacturing Technology Initiative
$8,000,000 for University Research Initiative
$8,000,000 for University Research Initiatives
$8,000,000 for JFK Presidential Library
$8,000,000 for Disruptive Manufacturing Technology Initiative
$8,000,000 for University Research Initiatives
$7,580,000 for National Rural Water Association
$7,056,000 for Boston Harbor
$7,000,000 for Procurement Technical Assistance Centers
$6,000,000 for Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System (APKWS)
$4,700,000 for National Textile Center (NTC): Funding to continue and enhance research currently conducted at a multi-university consortium that links the textile and fiber-based materials industry sector to leading research and education programs Clemson, Auburn, Umass-Dartmouth, Georgia Tech, Cornell, NC State, UC Davis, Philadelphia University
$4,000,000 for Warrior Unmanned Ground Vehicle
$3,200,000 for Advanced Intercept & Ranging System MIKEL Inc.
$3,200,000 for Fleece Insulating Liners for Extended Cold Weather Clothing System, Generation III (ECWCS GEN III) Malden Mills Industries
$3,185,000 for Barnstable Municipal Airport Tower Construction
$3,000,000 for National Service Member Outreach Program (as provided in Senate Sec 8130)
$3,000,000 for Advanced Lower Limb Prosthesis for Battlefield Amputees
$2,800,000 for ALON and Spinal Optical Ceramics Surmet Corporation
$2,800,000 for Low Signature Portable Fuel Cell Power Systems Protonex Technology Corporation
$2,695,000 for Nantucket Memorial Airport Tower Replacement
$2,679,000 for New England Multi-Species Survey, for multi-species groundfish surveys, School of Marine Science and Technology
$2,412,000 for Rural Community Assistance Partnership to fund rural and small water system technical assistance
$2,400,000 for Tactical Metal Fabrication System (TacFab) Ajax Tocco; Sea Box, Inc.; Thermo Fisher Scientific; Army Tank Automotive Research , Development and Engineering Center; South Carolina Research Authority
$2,400,000 for Cold Weather Layering System Malden Mills; Peckham Vocational Industries
$2,400,000 for Nuclear Test Seismic Research
$2,391,000 for Broad Meadows Marsh
$2,067,000 for Water Environment Research Foundation
$2,000,000 for High Temperature Superconductor (HTS) Navy Propulsion Motor for DDG 1000
$2,000,000 for Rapid Vaccine Discovery Technology Genocea
$2,000,000 for Multi Climate Protection System [MCPS] Malden Mills Industries; Malden Mill Industries; Peckham Industries
$2,000,000 for Chelsea Street Bridge
$2,000,000 for Compact Laser Terminal for Airborne Network Centric Warfare Azna; Applied Radar Inc.; Azna
$1,969,000 for Cape Cod National Seashore
$1,968,000 for Conductive, transparent coatings solar cell research project (MA)
$1,800,000 for Digital Ground Station Initial Operating Capacity Beddown
$1,786,000 for Scallop Fishery Assessment (MFI), to determine conservation and sustainability measures to ensure a strong future for the New England Scallop fishery, Massachusetts Marine Fisheries Institute
$1,760,000 for Reactive Coatings Enhanced to Resist Chemical/Biological Contamination
$1,600,000 for High Temperature Aerogel Materials for Global Strike Vehicles Aspen Aerogels
$1,600,000 for Military Low Vision Research Schepens Eye Research Institute
$1,600,000 for Nanomanufacturing of multifunctional sensors
$1,600,000 for Enhanced Micro-Image Display Technology Kopin Corporation
$1,600,000 for Advance Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery System for Army Combat Hybrid HMMWV and other Army Vehicle Platforms T/J Technologies
$1,378,000 for The City of West Springfield, Pioneer Valley Planning Commission for the Connecticut River Combined Sewer Overflow Clean-up
$1,347,500 for Oak Bluffs Ferry Terminal Reconstruction
$1,000,000 for HALO-360 Degree Imaging for Submarines Kollmorgen
$1,000,000 for Responsive Textiles
$1,000,000 for Single Crystal Chemical Vapor Deposition Diamond Thermal Management Elements for High-Energy Lasers Apollo Diamond
$984,000 for Boston College Institute for Integrated Sciences (MA)
$984,000 for Pioneer Valley Life Sciences Initiative (MA)
$980,000 for La Raza HOPE Fund for capitalization of a revolving loan fund to be used for nationwide communitv development activities
$975,000 for Boston Medical Center facilities and equipment for the J. Joseph Moakley Medical Services Building
$877,000 for University of Massachusetts Memorial Medical Center, Worcester, MA for health information technology
$800,000 for Improved Energy Density Battery
$725,000 for Human Nutrition (Obesity), Boston, MA
$658,000 for New Bedford, MA Police Equipment and Technology Upgrades
$656,600 for Commonwealth Avenue Green Line Station
$634,500 for Aftercare for Phoenix House Clients in Western MA
$619,000 for Urban College of Boston, higher education programs serving low-income and minority students
$500,000 for Tribal governance and economic development center
$493,500 for Juvenile Justice Center, Suffolk University Law School, Boston, MA
$492,000 for The Cities of Fall River and New Bedford and the Town of Acushnet for Bristol County Sewer Improvements
$492,000 for University of Massachussets, support marine systems research
$492,000 for Silicon based solid oxide fuel cell chip (MA)
$490,000 for Attleboro Intermodal Center
$490,000 for Nantucket Municipal Airport, facility replacement
$490,000 for Brockton Area Transit Authority Bus Replacement
$430,000 for Conservation Planning MA/WI
$394,000 for Milford Pond
$390,000 for South Shore Hospital, South Weymouth, MA for facilities and equipment
$370,000 for Pioneer Valley Life Science Institute for the construction of biomedical research facilities.
$331,000 for Emerson College, educational equipment and program development
$312,550 for Center for Technology Commercialization, Public Safety Technology Center, to enhance capabilities of state and local law enforcement officials
$312,550 for City of Boston, Suffolk County, MA, for a program to reduce recidivism
$312,000 for Brockton Neighborhood Health Center, Brockton, MA for facilities and equipment
$312,000 for Seafood Safety, MA
$295,000 for The City of Marlborough for wastewater treatment plant upgrades
$295,000 for The City of Brockton for wastewater system improvements
$282,000 for Essex County Sheriff, MA Heroin and Oxycotin Enforcement Program
$248,000 for Emmanuel College, procurement of educational equipment and program development
$235,000 for Essex County, MA Sheriff's Office Information Sharing
$235,000 for Woods Hole Berthing Area for new R/V Bigelow
$233,000 for Merrimack River Watershed Study
$223,250 for Middlesex Community County , Middlesex County, MA, to expand the Regional Technology Training Law Enforcement Collaborative
$223,250 for Massachusetts Sheriff's Association, Norfolk County, MA for an information sharing network
$223,250 for Essex County Sheriff's Office, Essex County, MA, for an oxycotin prevention program
$223,250 for City of Brockton Police Department, Plymouth County, MA, for a modernized dispatch and wireless network to meet public safety and emergency response needs
$204,000 for Fenway Community Health Center for construction, renovation and equipment
$204,000 for Caring Health Center, Inc., equipment for expansion of urgent care and oral health programs
$204,000 for Barnstable, MA, for the development of programs and procurement of educational equipment at a youth and community center
$204,000 for Museum of Afro-American History, development of youth educational programs
$204,000 for Lesley University, educational and research equipment to support new science instruction laboratories
$204,000 for Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, educational equipment and curriculum development to support medical technology professional training programs
$204,000 for Wheelock College, educational equipment and curriculum development for the K-9 science teachers program
$199,000 for Northern Essex Community College, equipment for allied health program
$196,000 for City of Pittsfield, Downtown Building Renovation and Rehabilitation
$196,000 for The Greater Boston Food Bank, for the development of a new facility to distribute food to Massachusetts families in need
$196,000 for The Westfield Boys and Girls Club, for renovation and repair
$196,000 for Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts, to assist in the expansion of the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts facility expansion
$196,000 for Veterans Benefits Clearinghouse renovation, to allow the non-profit organization to expand its programs to assist low-income veterans across Massachusetts
$196,000 for Mohawk Theater Restoration, to assist in the renovation of the Mohawk Theater and in the redevelopment of downtown North Adams
$196,000 for Mercy Housing Incorporated, Mercy housing project to build 50 new homes for low-income senior citizens
$196,000 for City of Northampton for demolition, planning, design, and construction of affordable housing units
$196,000 for City of Taunton, to make structural and facility repairs to a low-income senior center
$196,000 for City Year Headquarters Renovation, to assist City Year, Inc. in the renovation of their headquarters to allow them to better serve their low-income students
$195,000 for Middlesex Community College, Lowell, MA for facilities and equipment for the health education programs
$185,000 for Mercy Medical Center for equipment
$180,000 for Massachusetts 2020 Foundation, for continued development of an expanded instruction demonstration program
$180,000 for Holyoke Hospital for equipment
$180,000 for Children's Hospital Boston comprehensive pediatric electronic medical records system
$170,000 for Cape Cod Free Clinic and Community Health Center, Mashpee, MA for facilities and equipment
$170,000 for Boston Medical Center, the Children's AIDS project
$165,000 for Stonehill College, for equipment procurement and program development for the Center for Non-Profit Management
$165,000 for Wheaton College, to procure educational equipment and information technology to support science center expansion
$165,000 for Lower Pioneer Valley Educational Collaborative, for the procurement of educational equipment and program development.
$165,000 for Brockton Area Private Industry Council, Inc., for workplace development programs
$165,000 for Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers, for a health-care workforce development program
$165,000 for Brockton Hospital equipment
$165,000 for Noble Hospital for construction, renovation and equipment
$165,000 for Boston Children's Museum, exhibition development
$165,000 for Holyoke Community College, educational equipment and information technology
$165,000 for Bristol Community College, expansion of adult literacy and career development academic programs
$156,000 for Horizons for Homeless Children, to continue and expand the placespace program.
$146,000 for School at Jacob's Pillow, for the development of youth cultural and educational programs
$146,000 for Mount Ida College, Newton, MA, for a veterinary technology program, which may include equipment
$141,000 for Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, health care facility construction
$121,000 for Silent Spring Institute, Newton, MA for studies of the impact of environmental pollutants on breast cancer and women's health
$121,000 for Holbrook Public Library, exhibit development
$121,000 for Assumption College, for program development including equipment
$118,000 for Woods Hole, Great Harbor
$118,000 for Cranberry/Blueberry, MA
$98,000 for North River
$94,000 for City of Boston, MA Youth and Gang Strategic Crime Initiative
$82,000 for Anna Maria College, to the Molly Bish Center for the Protection of Children and the Elderly
$0 for Big Brothers/Big Sisters
$0 for Boston Harbor Islands NRA

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