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Article: Comptroller sees $7.5 billion of bond sales by New York, New York City, agencies. (Edward V. Regan)
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- The Bond Buyer
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- April 7, 1993
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New York State Comptroller Edward V. Regan announced yesterday that the state, its bonding authorities, and New York York City plan to sell about $7.5 billion of securities in the second quarter of this year.
The entities have scheduled the sale of about $2.4 billion in debt this month, $2.5 billion in May, and $2.6 billion in June, Regan said in a press release.
Regan, who will resign as state comptrollere effective May 1, also chairs the state Securities Coordinating Committee, which compiled the sales information.
For the first quarter, the comptroller had projected total borrowing for the state, its bonding authorities, and New York City of ...