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    Congresswoman Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick wrote a letter to Chairman David Obey requesting funding for Wayne State University's Prisoner Re-Entry Program. The program provides vocational, educational, mental health, substance abuse, health, and housing services to ex-offenders to help prevent them from returning to criminal lifestyles. Funding would support these reentry services, which are expected to lower recidivism rates by 20%. Kilpatrick certified that she and her spouse have no financial interest in the project.

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    Congresswoman Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick wrote a letter to Chairman David Obey requesting funding for Wayne State University's Prisoner Re-Entry Program. The program provides vocational, educational, mental health, substance abuse, health, and housing services to ex-offenders to help prevent them from returning to criminal lifestyles. Funding would support these reentry services, which are expected to lower recidivism rates by 20%. Kilpatrick certified that she and her spouse have no financial interest in the project.

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    Congresswoman Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick wrote a letter to Chairman David Obey requesting funding for Wayne State University's Prisoner Re-Entry Program. The program provides vocational, educational, mental health, substance abuse, health, and housing services to ex-offenders to help prevent them from returning to criminal lifestyles. Funding would support these reentry services, which are expected to lower recidivism rates by 20%. Kilpatrick certified that she and her spouse have no financial interest in the project.

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    SENIOR WHIP WASHINGTON OFFICE:

    2264 RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING


    WASHINGTON, DC 20515
    COMMITTEE ON (202) 225-2261
    APPROPRIATIONS (FAX) (202) 225-5730

    SUBCOMMITTEES: DISTRICT OFFICES:


    1274 LIBRARY STREET, SUITE 1-B
    DEFENSE DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48226
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    April 3, 2009

    The Honorable David Obey


    Chairman
    House Appropriations Committee
    Room H-218, The Capitol
    Washington, D.C. 20515

    Dear Chairman Obey:

    I, Congresswoman Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick, am requesting funding for Wayne State


    University for FY 2010. The entity to receive funding for this project is Wayne State University,
    located at 5057 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48202. The Wayne State University
    Prisoner Re-Entry Program is a comprehensive program to prevent ex-offenders from returning
    to a life of crime. Funding will be used to help the ex-offender through vocational, educational,
    mental health, substance abuse, health and housing placement services. This project is expected
    to lower recidivism rates 20%. I certify that neither I nor my spouse has any financial interest in
    this project.

    ~~
    Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick
    Member of Congress

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