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KS Diverting of Transportation Funds Jeopardizes Projects
State lawmakers have withdrawn $1.4 billion earmarked for transportation improvements since 2000
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Ferndale is Latest Washington City Seeking Fix-It-First Tax Increase
Washington city councils can impose vehicle fees up to $20 to form Transportation Benefit Districts
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Three FAQs About Contract Bonds Answered
Every construction pro should have the answers to these three questions before purchasing a contract bond
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LaHood Assigns $215 Million for Repairs to Disaster-Damaged Roads and Bridges
FHWA emergency relief program reimburses 37 states and territories for emergency relief efforts
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Construction Employment Rises in 25 States and DC, Falls in 25 States over Past 12 Months
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
Texas and North Dakota added the most jobs for the year; Georgia had worst yearly job losses
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CA Gains Another $214 Million in Rejected Rail Funds
Part of yesterday's $928 million high-speed-rail grant was federal money FL Gov. Rick Scott rejected when he cancelled a Tampa-to-Orlando line
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Super Committee Fails: Prolonging Construction-Market Instability
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
Congress must now deal with authorizing capital-improvement spending and key tax policy in an election-year atmosphere charged with mandatory budget cuts
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Super Committee Fails: Where Automatic Cuts Will Come
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
Appropriations Committees will choose how to cut $984 billion over ten years program by program, rather than via an across-the-board cut
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Super Committee Fails: Effect on Taxes
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
Congress will have to act fast to preserve several special tax rates and expenditures that encourage investment and employment
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Super Committee Fails: Effect on Infrastructure Spending
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
Still in limbo: Congress has only passed three of 12 fiscal-year 2012 appropriations bills
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Super Committee Fails: Changes to Today's Congressional Agenda
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
Top priorities are appropriations, tax extenders and defense authorization; capital-improvement authorizations like the Highway Bill wait for 2012
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Construction Career Day Held in Texas
The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)
Over 500 students had the opportunity to use crane and equipment simulators, view demonstrations and meet with perspective employers
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