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The Bond Buyer's weekly yield indexes were mixed for the week ending Sept 4.
September 4 -
Texas voters will decide in November on a constitutional amendment that could boost state highway spending by $1.7 billion a year.
September 4
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The three counties around Detroit objected to the city's bankruptcy exit plan, arguing that the proposed treatment of the massive Detroit Water and Sewerage Department would spell catastrophe for the aging system.
September 4
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Under questioning from the federal judge overseeing Detroit's bankruptcy, bond insurer Syncora Guarantee Inc. said it would settle a year-long battle with the city for 75 cents on the dollar.
September 4
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Maryland's latest six-year transportation plan includes $279.4 million of new projects as part of $4.4 billion of additional highway and transit funding provided over six years by a 2013 state law that raised the gasoline tax.
September 3
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Detroit's attorneys launched opening statements on the first day of a historic trial on the city's bankruptcy exit plan, arguing that the city may not survive without the debt adjustment plan and defending a deal to raise money backed by the art collection.
September 3
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West Virginia is seeking a private partner to build a 3.3-mile segment of the Coalfields Expressway in the state's first P3 project under a 2013 law.
September 2
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Barring any last-minute settlements with bond insurers, Detroit will begin defending its plan to restructure debt and begin to rebuild the battered city.
September 2
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The holiday shortened week's volume will drop to just over half of last week's issuance, led by a $350 million Texas school offering.
August 31
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The municipal market should benefit from the Securities and Exchange Commission's prosecution of Kansas for inadequate disclosure of faltering pension obligations, according to Moody's Investors Service.
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The judge overseeing Detroit's bankruptcy chastised bond insurer Syncora Guarantee Inc. for attacking federal mediators as biased and ordered the insurer to defend why it shouldn't face sanctions.
August 29
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A seven-member panel studying high-speed rail service in north Texas plans to seek federal funding to begin development of a line between Austin and Fort Worth.
August 29
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