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WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service has closed its audit of $308 million of variable-rate bonds issued by Murray City, Utah, in a 2003 conduit health care transaction without any change to the bonds’ tax-exempt status.
April 20 - Texas
DALLAS — The chairman of the Texas Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday proposed a constitutional amendment to take $2 billion from the $25 billion Permanent School Fund to help soften proposed reductions to state aid for public education.
April 20 - Texas
DALLAS — San Antonio’s CPS Energy will remain a formal partner in expansion plans for the South Texas Project nuclear plant, even though major investor NRG Energy has backed out and the project is at a standstill.
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DALLAS — Isolux Corsan Group, a private Spanish developer, could finance and build the next major link in a beltway around the Denver metro area if it reaches agreement with the Jefferson Parkway Public Highway Authority.
April 19 - Texas
The Texas State University System next week plans to issue $114.5 million of revenue financing system bonds as Texas legislators consider another $320 million for the nine-campus system in its centennial year.
April 18 - Utah
Alpine School District officials expect to ask voters to authorize $210 million of bonds to rebuild 12 schools and improve earthquake safety at 14 others.
April 18 - Kansas
The official estimate of Kansas revenues fell last week, as the state's Consensus Estimating Group lowered its outlook for fiscal 2012 by $21.5 million. The revenue estimate in the remainder of fiscal 2011 was also lowered by $10.2 million.
April 18 - Colorado
Fitch Ratings has affirmed its AAA on the Southern Ute Indian Tribe's $305 million of adjustable-rate bonds and maintained the notes rating at the top F1-plus with a stable outlook. The ratings were affirmed as part of the agency's routine surveillance.
April 18 - Arkansas
Pulaski County Special School District trustees voted unanimously last week to seek approval from the Arkansas Board of Education for $104 million of general obligation bonds.
April 18 - Arizona
Fitch Ratings downgraded the Maricopa County Stadium District two notches to BBB-minus from BBB-plus due to falling revenues pledged for outstanding bonds, analysts said last week. The outlook is negative.
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