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BRADENTON, Fla. — The Kentucky Turnpike Authority plans to price $256 million of new-money revenue bonds next week.
February 22 - Tennessee
For a second time, the Clay Gas Utility District of Clay County, Tenn., has extended a tender offer to buy back its bonds for 10 cents on the dollar.
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Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal will ask the Legislature to authorize $325 million of bonds to resurface and maintain almost 1,000 miles of state rural roads not eligible for federal matching grants.
February 22 - Georgia
Nine environmental groups last week filed a petition seeking U.S. appellate court review of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s rule certificating the Westinghouse AP1000 nuclear reactor, which will be used in two new units at Plant Vogtle in Georgia, a portion of which is publicly financed.
February 22 - Florida
The Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund said Monday that it will release an invitation to negotiate to solicit proposals for financial advisory services.
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Moody’s Investors Service last week said it continues to review Jefferson County’s ratings for possible downgrade. They were placed under review after the county filed for Chapter 9 bankruptcy in November.
February 22 -
A Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitration panel ordered Memphis-based Morgan Keegan & Co. to pay a Birmingham investor $1.95 million for misrepresenting that the Jefferson County, Ala., sewer bonds he purchased were safe, liquid and tax-free investments.
February 21 -
Fluvanna County, Va., and Davenport & Co., its financial advisor for 15 years, are battling each other in a circuit county court over whether the firm misled the county about $67.5 million of bonds sold in December 2008 to finance construction of a new high school.
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BRADENTON, Fla. — Jefferson County, Ala., on Friday filed a notice of cross appeal and said that it may challenge a bankruptcy judge's ruling that allows sewer revenues to be used for debt service payments.
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BRADENTON, Fla. — The Florida Senate Budget Committee Wednesday unanimously approved a $70.7 billion budget for fiscal 2013 that sets the stage for controversy by transferring toll revenue from local agencies to the Florida Turnpike Enterprise, and placing restrictions on bond issuance for the foreseeable future.
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