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Topeka leaders went to court in hopes of circumventing a petition calling for an election on the proposed purchase of a distressed automotive racetrack.
October 31 - Arizona
With top credit ratings, the Arizona Water Infrastructure Finance Authority enjoyed strong demand for $345 million of revenue refunding bonds, earning savings of 6.3%.
October 31 -
Toll roads across the nation can expect to see higher volumes of traffic as lower fuel prices encourages more driving, according to Moody's Investors Service.
October 30 - Texas
The Harris County-Houston Sports Authority plans to refinance more than half of its outstanding debt after settling legal disputes with bond insurer National Public Finance Guarantee. The authority plans to issue $579 million.
October 29 - Texas
McLennan County in Central Texas is aiming for savings on $49 million of bonds for a privately-operated jail backed by an appropriation pledge if the inmate count falls below 325.
October 27 -
An overwhelming majority of Texans seem ready to approve a ballot measure moving $1.7 billion/ year into the state road fund.
October 27 - Kansas
A $250 million water supply and an $80 million job development program would be funded by a 1% sales tax that is up for approval in Wichita, Kan., Nov. 4.
October 27 - Texas
Democrat Mike Collier, an accountant who has never run for office before, is on offense in his uphill battle to win the Texas Controller's office against Republican Glenn Hegar, a conservative state senator. They seek to replace, Susan Combs, a Republican who did not seek a third term..
October 27 - Texas
Falling oil prices add fiscal pressure to five of the nation's top energy-producing states, according to Moody's Investors Service.
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Standard & Poor's on Friday announced that it would take no rating action on Texas Health Resources as two nurses who contracted Ebola from a patient at its Presbyterian Dallas hospital were declared cured.
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