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President Obama stepped up pressure on Congress Tuesday to avoid the "meat-cleaver approach" of automatic, across-the-board federal budget cuts that are set to go into effect on March 1.
February 19 - California
The San Diego County Water Authority on Wednesday achieved $51 million in net-present value savings through 2034 when it priced a $299 million refunding.
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The IRS is auditing two separate issuers to address the accuracy of form 8038-T, a project the agency has taken up as one of their fiscal 2013 goals. Form 8038-T is filed by issuers when making an arbitrage payment.
February 15 - Wyoming
Sales of municipal bonds in the Far West region grew by almost a quarter in 2012 compared to a year ago, spurred by record low interest rates that led to an increase in refinancing.
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Several major airport credits could be negatively affected by operational shifts in the wake of the US Airways/American Airlines Merger, officially announced Thursday.
February 14 - Washington
The state Senate passed a bill Monday that would authorize $475 million of general obligation bonds for school construction.
February 14 - Washington
Seattle voters passed two school levies worth $1.2 billion during a special election Tuesday.
February 14 - Montana
Montana Board of Investment scores AA rating from Fitch Ratings ahead of plans to price $12 million in bonds on Feb. 22.
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Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell reaffirms commitment to alternative transit options following the release of a study placing Oahu's rush hour traffic second in the nation behind Los Angeles.
February 14 - California
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power received an Aa3 rating from Moody's Investors Service and a stable outlook ahead of a $520.9 million refunding on Friday.
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