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Court's Concerns Slow Construction

Bond In Investing Savings State officials said yesterday the sale of more than $1 billion in bonds needed to fund construction projects across New Jersey is being held up because the state Supreme Court has hinted that such projects may require voter approval.

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Bond Investment Toledo Toledo The McGreevey administration yesterday warned that unless the Supreme Court acts promptly on the issue, dozens of essential projects could grind to a halt, leaving roads "half-built" and undermining the state's anti-terrorism effort.

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James Bond Trading Card Attorneys for the state asked the court to issue an emergency ruling assuring the bond markets that even if the justices decide long-term construction projects should first be approved by voters, projects already in the pipeline would not be affected.

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Bond In Investing Stock Unless bonds already in the works are excluded, state officials said, important projects "will be severely limited, if not compromised entirely."

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Municipal Bonds Investment More than $1.2 billion in projects could be affected. Officials planned over this fiscal year to sell $650 million in bonds for roads and bridges, $174 million to revitalize the city of Camden, $125 million for new facilities for the New Jersey State Police, $45 million for libraries, and $17 million to install sprinklers in colleges after the tragic Seton Hall University fire. Attorneys said the new State Police facilities would help the state's ability to respond to terrorist attacks.

Bonds declined to comment as he left court, this time through a smattering of media much smaller than the crushing, chaotic scene of his arraignment Dec. 7. Prosecutors said Montgomery likely won't be called to the witness stand, but they said in court papers they probably will call Ting as a witness at trial. They're concerned Ruby won' examination of the doctor. Ruby told the judge that he represented Ting for a month in 2005 when the doctor was ordered to turn over Bonds' medical records to investigators. Ting also testified in 2006 before the grand jury investigating Bonds for perjury.

Bond Terms Trading In addition, $250 million in bonds were scheduled to be sold for college capital improvements and $13 million for the college equipment leasing fund.

Bond Debt High In Inside The court threw these projects into limbo with an Aug. 21 ruling. While upholding the state's plan to sell $8.6 billion in bonds for school construction projects, that decision hinted that the court might declare unconstitutional the sale of other contract bonds issued without voter approval. The court ordered parties to return in late October for further arguments.

Bond Greenville Greenville State officials said in papers that the court made it virtually impossible to sell bonds and worried that this may affect the state's credit rating.

Trading Stock And Bonds By law, when the state sells bonds, lawyers handling the transaction must issue an opinion stating the bonds are valid under state statutory and constitutional law. Because of the Supreme Court's concerns, bond lawyers cannot make that statement, according to Robert Romano, the assistant attorney general responsible for providing legal advice to the treasurer.

Bond Investing Municipal The state constitution requires voter approval before bonds are sold, but in recent years the state has sold bonds without going to voters by issuing them through state authorities. The court decision puts this debt at $10.8 billion. Critics assert this illegally skirts the state Constitution.

Basis Bond Finance Hill Andrew T. Fede, the lawyer who challenged the state's bonding on behalf of Bogota Mayor Steve Lonegan and a group called Stopthedebt.com, said yesterday the sale of bonds should be halted while the legal proceedings are under way.

Bond Explained Terms Trading "Every million bonded without voter approval is irreparable harm to the voters," Fede said.

Bond Business Investing Stock Officials in the Attorney General's Office and the Governor's Office would not comment on the papers filed with the state Supreme Court. A spokeswoman for the court could not be reached for comment yesterday.

Bond Houston Houston Sen. Leonard Lance (R-Hunterdon), who has been concerned about the growth in the state's bond debt for years, said: "I am very disturbed Governor McGreevey does not wish to give the public the right to vote on bonded indebtedness."

Stock Bonds Day Trading Lance said he has confidence voters will see the value in some projects but he questioned the millions slated to bail out counties that built incinerators and the $174 million for Camden.

Bond Corporate Investing By Kathy Barrett Carter
Star-Ledger - 9/14/2002

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