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- KANSAS: Bemoaning the Budget. Watts, Jim // Bond Buyer;12/1/2009, Vol. 370 Issue 33225, p7
The article reports on the message of budget director Duane Goossen on the tight budget in Kansas. In the fourth week of November 2009, he told the House Appropriations Committee that its tight budget situation will not likely improve in 2010 due to low tax collections. To address the problem,...
- Mexico's Border and Management's Decision Making--Part 2. McGhee, Mitch; Giermanski, James R.; Curatola, Anthony P. // Strategic Finance;Sep2001, Vol. 83 Issue 3, p16
The article concludes a two-part focus on drayage operators, small trucking firms that transfer goods along the United States-Mexican border. A description of the applicable United States federal regulations governing commercial traffic and potential tax liabilities that could increase the cost...
- House D.C. budget panel drops two bond-related provisions. Resnick, Amy B. // Bond Buyer;09/18/97, Vol. 321 Issue 30233, p1
Reports that the US House Appropriations Subcommittee reversed two key bond-related provisions that were granted to Washington, D.C. in a federal revitalization plan. Subcommittee's approval on the $4.155 billion fiscal 1998 budget that prohibits the city from financing any of its cash deficit...
- The fight for freedom on major policy fronts. Tiahrt, Todd // Hill;6/12/2009, Vol. 16 Issue 69, p21
The article focuses on the efforts of the author, who is a Republican member of the U.S. House Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services and Education and Related Agencies, and other Republicans on protecting individual liberties that would allow Americans to keep more of...
- Blacks Decry Aid To Princecille, NC, Blocked By House Republicans. // Jet;03/27/2000, Vol. 97 Issue 16, p24
Reports that the United States Republican House Appropriation Committee removed budget funds, which had been set aside by President Bill Clinton for flood relief to Princeville, North Carolina.
- House subcommittee passes D.C. budget without the trimmings. Resnick, Amy B. // Bond Buyer;07/27/98, Vol. 325 Issue 30443, p5
Reports that the House Appropriations Committee's District of Columbia subcommittee approved a fiscal 1999 budget for the Washington, D.C. Inclusion of no federal funds for management reform or infrastructure improvements; Amount appropriated for designing a subway station entrance to serve a...
- Projects are approved. // San Diego Business Journal;06/30/97, Vol. 18 Issue 26, p14
Reports on June 30, 1997, that several area transportation projects were approved by the United States House Subcommittee on Transportation Appropriations. Details on how the money in the appropriations bill was assigned to the projects.
- Infrastructure conference. // Business America;7/26/93, Vol. 114 Issue 15/16, preceding p1
Reports on the development of the U.S.-Mexican Border Infrastructure Finance Conference held in San Antonio , Texas, last July 15-16, 1993. Topics discussed.
- The U.S./Mexico border infrastructure finance conference spotlights strategies to attract private... Camillo, Jay L. // Business America;10/18/93, Vol. 114 Issue 21, p42
Focuses on the U.S./Mexico Border Infrastructure Finance Conference in July 1993 in San Antonio, Texas. Ways to attract private capital to finance border environmental infrastructure projects; Cabinet-level participants; Identification of border infrastructure needs; Challenges to financing...
