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DALLAS — Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport will launch a seven-year project to remodel its four original terminals next month. But despite the $2.3 billion cost, officials do not expect 2011 to be a year of heavy bond issuance for new money.
January 14 - Kansas
DALLAS — Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback delivered a proposed fiscal 2012 budget to lawmakers Thursday that would trim spending by $876.4 million.
January 13 - Oklahoma
DALLAS — Oklahoma general fund revenues came in higher than expected in December, with sales tax collections leading the way.
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DALLAS — Denver’s Regional Transportation District is considering asking voters for a 0.4% sales tax increase this year or next to complete the $6.7 billion FasTracks project currently under construction.
January 12 - Colorado
DALLAS — Newly inaugurated Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper issued three executive orders designed to improve the economy Tuesday as the evenly divided General Assembly prepared to open its 2011 legislative session.
January 11 -
DALLAS — Arkansas House Speaker Robert Moore opened the 86th General Assembly by asking lawmakers Monday to adequately fund a proposed road plan that could involve more than $2 billion of bonds.
January 11 - Texas
DALLAS — Texas lawmakers will open their 2011 legislative session Tuesday with a projected budget gap of $27 billion under the revenue estimates from Comptroller Susan Combs.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday charged two former portfolio managers with defrauding a tax-free mutual fund that invests primarily in municipal debt issued in Utah. It appears to be the first such case in which portfolio managers for a registered investment adviser were charged with taking fees from municipal bond issuers, sources said.
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The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $250 million of Build America Bonds issued by Denver School District No. 1 in December 2009 to finance construction, renovation, and repair of school facilities.
January 7 - Texas
DALLAS — The Austin Community College District will trim plans for its expansion into Hays County after losing a chance to issue Build America Bonds, officials said.
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