Municipals Calendar: Beaumont Hospital to price $583.72 million

WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 15

CHICAGO: $190 million second-lien wastewater transmission revenue and revenue refunding bonds; negotiated; Cabrera Capital Markets LLC (lead); proceeds to finance improvements and extensions to the wastewater transmission system and to refund the outstanding series 1998A and 1998B revenue bonds; pricing week of Sept. 15.

• $160 million in series 2008A revenue bonds

• $30 million in series 2008B revenue refunding bonds

COLORADO HEALTH FACILITIES AUTHORITY: $140.245 million series 2008 retirement community revenue bonds; negotiated; Ziegler Capital Markets (lead); bonds due 2018 and 2043; proceeds for construction on Eagle's Trace retirement community and deposit to debt service reserve fund; pricing week of Sept. 15.

COTTAGE HEALTH SYSTEM/CALIFORNIA STATEWIDE COMMUNITIES DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY: $100 million series 2008A and 2008B variable-rate revenue bonds (/A+/AA-); negotiated; Morgan Stanley (lead); bonds due Nov. 1, 2036; proceeds for the demolition of existing space at the Santa Barbara College Hospital and construction of new medical facilities; pricing week of Sept. 15.

LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS/TRUST FOR CULTURAL RESOURCES OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK: $100 million series 2008C revenue bonds (A2/A+/); negotiated; Morgan Stanley (lead); due 2018; proceeds to pay and reimburse costs for construction and renovations for the West 65th Street and the Lincoln Center Promenade projects and to pay administrative, legal, accounting, financing and other project expenses; pricing week of Sept. 15.

VERNON (CALIFORNIA): $92 million series 2008A electric system revenue bonds (A3/A-/); negotiated; RBC Capital Markets; proceeds to finance capital improvements to the electric system; pricing week of Sept. 15.

SEPTEMBER 18

ARIZONA HEALTH FACILITIES AUTHORITY/BANNER HEALTH: $397.085 million series 2008 revenue bonds (//AA+/F1+); negotiated; Merrill Lynch (lead for series 2008E and 2008H) and Morgan Stanley (lead for series 2008F and 2008G); bonds initially bear interest at weekly rate; proceeds to refund and redeem series 2005A revenue bonds; pricing Sept. 18.

• $124.195 million series 2008E

• $101.89 million series 2008F

• $96 million series 2008G

• $75 million series 2008H

CITY OF ROYAL OAK HOSPITAL FINANCE AUTHORITY/WILLIAM BEAUMONT HOSPITAL (MICHIGAN): $583.72 million the series 2008V fixed-rate and series 2008W term-rate revenue and refunding bonds (A1/A/A+); negotiated; Morgan Stanley (lead); proceeds for construction and renovation costs, to refund outstanding bonds and pay termination payments made under interest rate hedge agreements for the refunded bonds; pricing Sept. 18.

GENERAL AUTHORITY OF SOUTHCENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA/WELLSPAN HEALTH: $265.555 million series 2008A revenue bonds (//AA-); negotiated; Citigroup Global Markets (lead); proceeds to refund series 2002, 2005A, 2005B, 2005C, 2005D, 2007A and 2007B bonds; pricing Sept. 18.

KANSAS DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AUTHORITY: $63.215 million series 2008L revenue bonds (Aa2/AA/); competitive; Columbia Capital Management (financial adviser); due 2009 to 2028; proceeds to provide the state Department of Administration with funds for the state capitol project, to refund a bond anticipation note, to provide funds to the state Department of Corrections to refund a bond anticipation note and to provide funds for the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy project; pricing Sept. 18.

MOHEGAN TRIBE OF INDIANS OF CONNECTICUT: $51.46 million series 2008 gaming authority priority distribution payment public improvement bonds; negotiated; Citigroup Global Markets (lead); Banc of America Securities, Calyon, Wells Fargo Brokerage Services (co-managers); bonds due Jan. 1, 2038; proceeds for construction of community and government center for tribal government departments and for debt service reserve fund; pricing Sept. 18.

UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF ATHENS-CLARKE COUNTY (GEORGIA): $220.02 million series 2008 water and sewerage revenue bonds (Aa3/AA-/AA); negotiated; Citigroup Global Markets (lead); serial maturities from 2009 through 2028 and terms due 2033 and 2038; proceeds to refund the series 1997 revenue bonds and pay for renovations and additions to the water and sewerage system; pricing Sept. 18.

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO: $142.6 million series 2008 enterprise system revenue bonds (Aa3/AA-/) negotiated; Stifel Nicolaus (lead); proceeds for campus projects including renovation of residence halls, construction of Center for Community on Boulder campus, a visual arts building, a science and engineering academic building, and the reimbursement of the university for the purchase of the UC Denver School of Business building; pricing Sept. 18.

WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 22

SALEM HOSPITAL/HOSPITAL FACILITY AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALEM (OREGON): $58.685 million series 2008A revenue bonds; negotiated; Merrill Lynch & Co. (lead); proceeds to help repay and refund $160.5 million of debt and to reimburse $16.5 million to the hospital for capital additions made to health care facilities; pricing week of Sept. 22.

SEPTEMBER 22

MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY/WISCONSIN HEALTH AND EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY: $60.635 MILLION revenue and refunding bonds (A2//); negotiated; Robert W. Baird & Co.; proceeds to refund a portion of the series 1998 revenue bonds and finance construction of a new law school building and renovations of a residence hall; pricing Sept. 22.

• $27.625 million series 2008A1 bonds due 2009 to 2014

• $33.01 million series 2008A2 bonds with serial maturities 2015 to 2028 and terms due 2033

SEPTEMBER 23

CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DISTRICT (OHIO): $70 million general obligation bond anticipation notes (MIG1//); competitive; SBK-Brooks Investment Corp. and Fifth Third Securities (co-financial advisers); due Sept. 30, 2009; Proceeds to provide new money to acquire sites and construct, renovate, furnish and equip school facilities; pricing Sept. 23.

FAIRFAX COUNTY REDEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING (VIRGINIA): $105.51 million series 2008B bond anticipation notes (MIG1/SP-1+/); competitive; Public Financial Management (financial adviser); due Nov. 3, 2009; proceeds to refund the $105.485 million outstanding from the series 2007B bond anticipation notes that mature on Oct. 9, 2008; pricing Sept. 23.

HAWAII: $634.735 million series 2008 general obligation and general obligation refunding bonds (Aa2/AA/AA); negotiated; Citigroup Global Markets and Merrill Lynch (lead); 2008DN bonds due 2012 to 2028, 2008DO bonds due 2011 to 2018 and 2008DP bonds due 2011 to 2016; proceeds to reimburse state for public improvement expenses and costs of acquiring, constructing, extending or improving various public buildings and facilities, as well as refunding a number of the state's obligations; pricing Sept. 23.

• $300 million series 2008DN G.O. bonds

• $308.735 million series 2008DO G.O. refunding bonds

• $26 million series 2008DP G.O. bonds

NEW MEXICO: $500 million series 2008-2009 tax and revenue anticipation notes (MIG 1/SP-1+/); competitive; Fiscal Strategies Group (financial adviser); bonds due June 30, 2009; proceeds to pay for capital expenses until taxes.

NEW YORK CITY TRANSITIONAL FINANCE AGENCY: $700 million fixed-rate building aid revenue bonds; negotiated; pricing Sept. 23.

REDMOND 2J SCHOOL DISTRICT (DESHUTES COUNTY, ORE.): $110 million series 2008 general obligation bonds; negotiated; Seattle Northwest Securities Corp.; due 2034; proceeds for capital construction and improvements; pricing Sept. 23.

WAKE COUNTY (NORTH CAROLINA): $424.365 million general obligation bonds; competitive; Waters and Co. (financial adviser); proceeds to refund the $71 million outstanding from the series 1998 public improvement bonds and to finance the acquisition, construction, expansion and renovation of library, school and community college facilities and other county improvement projects; pricing Sept. 23.

• $354.5 million series 2008A general obligation public improvement bonds due 2016 to 2026

• $69.865 million series 2008B general obligation refunding bonds due 2010 to 2015

SEPTEMBER 25

PALM BEACH COUNTY (FLORIDA): $85 million series 2008 tax anticipation notes; competitive; Public Financial Management (financial adviser); notes due Sept. 23, 2009; proceeds for capital expenses pending receipt of tax revenues; pricing Sept. 25.

SEPTEMBER 30

CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE (OREGON): $67 million series 2008 general obligation bonds; negotiated; due 2029; proceeds for capital construction and improvements; pricing Sept. 30.

MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY/WISCONSIN HEALTH AND EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY: $50.56 MILLION adjustable demand revenue bonds (A2//); negotiated; Robert W. Baird & Co.; proceeds to refund a portion of the series 1998 revenue bonds and finance construction of a new law school building and renovations of a residence hall; pricing Sept. 30.

• $31.795 million in series 2008B1

• $18.765 million in series 2008B2

OCTOBER 1

CALIFORNIA/CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION: $143 million series 2008A federal highway grant anticipation bonds; pricing Oct. 1.

OCTOBER 2

WYANDOTTE COUNTY/KANSAS CITY (KANSAS): $58.035 million general obligation bonds and temporary notes; competitive; pricing Oct. 2.

• $6.415 million series 2008C G.O. improvement bonds due 2009 to 2028

• $1.925 million series 2008D G.O. improvement bonds due 2009 to 2028

• $2.755 million series 2008VI municipal temporary notes due April 1, 2009

• $45.775 million series 2008VII municipal temporary notes due 2010

• $900,000 series 2008VIII municipal temporary notes due 2010

• $265,000 series 2008IX municipal temporary notes due 2010

OCTOBER 7

BOSTON WATER AND SEWER COMMISSION: $115.105 million series 2008 revenue bonds (//AA); competitive; bonds due 2009 to 2031; proceeds for improvements to city's water and sewer system; pricing Oct. 7.

OCTOBER 8

KENTUCKY STATE PROPERTY AND BUILDINGS COMMISSION: $398.505 million bonds; negotiated; Morgan Stanley (lead); Citigroup Global Markets (co-manager); pricing Oct. 8.

• $375 million series 90

• $18.5 millions series 91

• $5.005 million taxable series 92

SEPTEMBER

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA/VIRGINIA PUBLIC BUILDING AUTHORITY: $320 million public facilities revenue bonds (Aa1//); proceeds to finance public building projects, including local and regional jail facilities; pricing in September.

• $260 million series 2008B

• $60 million series 2008C

DEXTER COMMUNITY SCHOOLS (WISCONSIN): $61.67 million series 2008 school building and site and refunding bonds; negotiated; Stifel Nicolaus and Fifth Third Securities (lead); bonds due 2009 to 2028; proceeds for constructing and furnishing school buildings, purchasing land and refunding existing obligations; pricing in September.

HALIFAX HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER (DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.): $70 million series 2008 revenue refunding and improvements bonds (//A+); negotiated; Wachovia Securities; due 2046; proceeds to finance construction and renovation costs and refund and redeem a portion of the $34.39 million outstanding from the district's series 2006B2 revenue bonds; pricing in September.

NEW YORK CITY HEALTH AND HOSPITALS CORP.: $191.76 million series 2008B through 2008E health system bonds (/A+/A); negotiated; Morgan Stanley and Citigroup Global Markets (lead); proceeds to refund series 2002B through 200H auction- and variable-rate demand bonds and provide $100 million in funds for equipment; pricing week of Sept. 1.

ORANGE COUNTY (CALIFORNIA): $100 million series 2008-2009 tax and revenue anticipation notes (MIG 1/SP-1+/F1+); negotiated; De La Rosa & Co. (lead); notes due June 30, 2009; proceeds to fund general cash flow needs through 2008and 2009; pricing in September.

PUERTO RICO MUNICIPAL FINANCING AGENCY: $400 million bonds; pricing in September.

OCTOBER

COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO: $1 billion tax and revenue anticipation notes, pricing in October.

ON THE HORIZON

ASANTE HEALTH SYSTEM/MEDFORD (OREGON): $102.3 million series 2008 revenue refunding bonds (Aaa/AAA/); negotiated; Merrill Lynch & Co.; due 2038; proceeds to refund and redeem the $100 million outstanding from the series 2005B auction-rate revenue bonds.

CABARRUS COUNTY (NORTH CAROLINA): $56.57 million series 2008C certificates of participation (Aa3/AA/AA-); negotiated; Southwest Securities (lead); serial maturities from 2011 through 2029; proceeds will finance the construction and improvement costs of a 460-bed facility to provide long-term housing for county inmates.

CHILDREN'S TRUST (COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO): $205.29 million tobacco settlement asset-backed bonds; negotiated; Citigroup Global Markets (lead); maturity of May 15, 2058; proceeds to pay for government operating expenses and to fund grants.

• $157.912 million series 2008A

• $47.378 million series 2008B

DOCTORS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL/MARYLAND HEALTH & HIGHER EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY: $59.17 million series 2008 hospital revenue bonds (Baa2); negotiated; UBS Securities; proceeds finance a planned new private bed, six-story patient tower and other capital expenses.

FAIRFIELD (CONNECTICUT): $51.115 million 2008 refunding bonds; negotiated; William Blair (lead); serial structure from 2010 to 2023; proceeds refund city's 2003A and 2003B bonds.

HARRIS COUNTY (TEXAS): $77.16 million series 2008A toll road unlimited tax and subordinate-lien revenue refunding bonds; negotiated; Piper Jaffray (lead); Citigroup Global Markets, Depfa First Albany, Loop Capital Markets, Goldman, Sachs & Co., JPMorgan, Siebert Brandford Shank & Co. (co-managers); proceeds to refund outstanding series 2003 toll road unlimited tax and subordinate-lien revenue bonds and purchase one or more bond insurance policies.

HEALTH AND EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI: $158.9 million series 2008A health facilities revenue bonds (A2//A); negotiated; Merrill Lynch and Oppenheimer & Co. (lead); proceeds to pay or reimburse costs incurred by CoxHealth, refund series 1997 and 2002 bonds, and make deposit to debt service reserve fund.

HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM (TEXAS): $56.355 million series 2008 senior-lien student fee revenue bonds; negotiated; Siebert Brandford Shank & Co. (lead); maturities from 2009 through 2030; proceeds to acquire facilities currently leased by the system, pay for the construction and renovation of the Southeast Workforce Building, renovate other college facilities and provide funds sufficient to capitalize on one year's interest payment.

HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (TEXAS): $385.4 million series 2008 limited tax schoolhouse bonds; negotiated; Merrill Lynch & Co. (lead); serial maturities from 2012 through 2033; proceeds to construct, equip and acquire school buildings and sites.

IDAHO HEALTH FACILITIES AUTHORITY/ST. LUKE'S HEALTH SYSTEM: $275 million series 2008A revenue bonds (/A/); negotiated; Merrill Lynch & Co.; serial maturities from 2009 through 2024 and terms due 2028, 2033, 2038 and 2043; proceeds to finance, refinance or reimburse St. Luke's for acquisition, construction, renovation and improvement costs for health care facilities.

ILLINOIS FINANCE AUTHORITY: $380 million series 2008 revenue bonds (/A-/AA-); negotiated; Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Morgan Stanley (lead); Loop Capital Markets and Cabrera Capital Markets; series 2008A bonds due 2033 and 2047; series 2008B bonds due 2015 to 2023 with term bonds due 2028 and 2039; proceeds to construct a new children's hospital, refund existing bonds and make deposit to a debt service reserve fund.

• $210 million series 2008A

• $170 million series 2008B

INDIANA BOND BANK/CITY OF CARMEL JUNIOR WATERWORKS: $81,687,342 special program bonds (/AAA/); negotiated; Oppenheimer (lead); J.J.B. Hilliard, W.L. Lyons LLC and Ross, Sinclaire & Associates (co-managers); proceeds to finance and refinance improvements to the waterworks system.

• $61.01 million series 2008B current interest bonds

• $20,677,342 series 2008B capital appreciation bonds

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD OF MOBILE (ALABAMA): $246.5 million pollution control revenue bonds (A2/A); remarketing; Morgan Keegan & Co. (lead); mature June 1, 2034; pricing mid-March.

• $86.5 million series 2007-A bonds

• $80 million series 2007-B bonds

• $80 million series 2007-C bonds

IRVINE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT (CALIFORNIA): $81.08 million series 2008 special tax bonds (A3/A/); negotiated; Banc of America Securities and Piper Jaffray (lead); bonds due 2009 to 2020; proceeds to refund outstanding obligations and make deposit to debt service reserve fund.

KANSAS DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AUTHORITY: $112.575 million series 2008DW Kansas water supply revolving loan fund revenue bonds (/AAA/AAA); negotiated; Citigroup Global Markets (lead); bonds due 2009 to 2029; proceeds deposited to the state's loan fund for distribution to local governments.

KENMORE MUNICIPAL HOUSING AUTHORITY: $74.2 million series 2008A student housing revenue bonds (//BBB+); negotiated; RBC Capital Markets; bonds due July 1, 2039; proceeds for renovation and conversion of multifamily housing project into student housing for colleges and universities in Buffalo, N.Y.

LA JOYA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (TEXAS): $94 million series 2008 unlimited tax school building bonds (Aaa/AAA/); negotiated; RBC Capital Markets (lead); JPMorgan, Estrada Hinojosa & Co., First Public, Piper Jaffray, Morgan Keegan and Southwest Securities (co-managers); bonds due 2009 to 2038; proceeds for construction and equipment of school buildings and the purchase of sites for construction.

LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY: $288.3 million series 2008 sales tax revenue refunding bonds (VMIG 1/A-1+/); negotiated; De La Rosa & Co. (lead for 2008A-1 and 2008B), Goldman, Sachs & Co. (lead for 2008A-2) and Morgan Stanley (lead for 2008A-3 and 2008A-4); 2008A bonds due 2031; 2008B bonds due 2009 to 2031; proceeds to refund outstanding series 2005C-1, 2005C-2, 2005C-3 and 2005C-4 bonds.

• $65.7 million series 2008A-1

• $65.8 million series 2008A-2

• $65.75 million series 2008A-3

• $65.825 million series 2008A-4

• $25.225 million series 2008B

MARION COUNTY CONVENTION AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY (INDIANA): $155.965 million series 2008 adjustable rate excise taxes lease rental revenue refunding subordinate bonds (Aaa/AAA/); negotiated; RBC Capital Markets (lead); due June 1, 2027; proceeds to refund a portion of the series 1997A revenue subordinate bonds that mature June 1, 2022 and June 1, 2027.

MASSACHUSETTS DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENCY/CHARLES STARK DRAPER LABORATORY: $80 million series 2008 revenue bonds (Aa3//); negotiated; Banc of America Securities LLC (lead); JPMorgan (co-manager); proceeds to refund $72.8 million outstanding from the series 2000 variable rate revenue bonds and finance a project in Cambridge for additional laboratory and computer facilities and equipment.

MASSACHUSETTS EDUCATIONAL FINANCING AUTHORITY: $400 million series 2008H education loan revenue bonds; negotiated; Morgan Stanley (lead); term bonds due 2023 and 2032; proceeds to finance loans and to refund the series 2001E, 2002E, 2003E, 2004E, 2005E and 2006E education loan revenue bonds.

MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4 (MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA): $50 million school improvement bonds (Aa3/AA-/); negotiated; RBC Capital Markets (lead); series 2008C bonds due 2009 and 2013 through 2017; proceeds for school improvements and bus purchases.

METHODIST HOSPITAL (TEXAS): $350 million debt securities; negotiated; J.P. Morgan Securities (lead).

MISSION CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (TEXAS): $59 million series 2008 unlimited tax school building bonds (Aaa/AAA/); negotiated; Southwest Securities (lead); RBC Capital Markets, Estrada Hinojosa & Co., Piper Jaffray, First Public and Morgan Keegan (co-managers); bonds due 2009 to 2038; proceeds for construction and equipment of school facilities and acquisition of land.

NEW JERSEY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY: $63 million debt securities; negotiated; Siebert Brandford Shank (lead).

NEW JERSEY EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY/SETON HALL UNIVERSITY: $75 million revenue refunding bonds; negotiated; Citigroup Global Markets (lead); proceeds to refund the $50.025 million outstanding from the series 2005C revenue bonds and the $20.2 million outstanding in series 2006A revenue refunding bonds.

• $51 million series 2008D long-term interest rate bonds

• $24 million series 2008E revenue refunding bonds due 2009 to 2028 with terms due 2033 and 2037

NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE AUTHORITY: $325 million series 2008 subordinated turnpike revenue notes (MIG 1//); competitive; proceeds replace $175 million in XL-insured series 2003D auction-rate bonds.

OREGON DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES: $60.155 million state lottery revenue bonds; negotiated; Citigroup Global Markets (lead); proceeds to make grants for and pay a portion of the costs of the projects, including the creation through construction and acquisition of 150 units for housing for the homeless; the cost to build digital transmission facilities for Oregon Public Broadcasting; a study and engineering work to widen and deepen the shipping channel at the Port of Coos Bay and deferred building maintenance on seven Oregon University campuses.

• $46.12 million series 2008A

• $14.035 million series 2008B

PANHANDLE-PLAINS HGHER EDUCATION AUTHORITY (TEXAS): $200 million series 2008A1 senior series Trust I student loan revenue bonds; negotiated; Banc of America Securities LLC; serial maturities from 2011 through 2023; proceeds to refund outstanding auction-rate bonds and to purchase student loans.

PASCO COUNTY (FLORIDA): $185 million series 2008 water and sewer revenue bonds (Aa3/AA/AA-); negotiated; Morgan Keegan & Co. (lead); Banc of America Securities LLC, Citigroup Global Markets and JPMorgan (co-managers); proceeds to finance county projects.

PENNSYLVANIA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FINANCING AUTHORITY/ALBERT EINSTEIN HEALTHCARE NETWORK: $88.54 million series 2008A revenue bonds (A3//A-); negotiated; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; serial maturities from 2009 through 2018; proceeds will be used to help refund Hospitals and Higher Education Facilities Authority of Philadelphia series 1998A revenue bonds.

PHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (TEXAS): $105.8 million series 2008 unlimited tax school building bonds; negotiated; Southwest Securities (lead); Estrada Hinojosa & Co. and Samco (co-managers); bonds due 2009 to 2038; proceeds for construction and equipment of school buildings in district.

PORT OF SEATTLE: $379.716 million customer facility charge revenue bonds (A2/A-/); negotiated; Lehman Brothers; proceeds to pay a portion of the development costs for a consolidated rental car facility and a bus maintenance facility and to make a deposit to the RCF Account.

• $19.415 million series 2008A current interest bonds due Dec. 1, 2023

• $286.775 million series 2008B-1 current interest taxable bonds due 2011 to 2021 and a term due 2027

• $73.526 million series 2008B-2 taxable capital appreciation bonds due 2027 to 2040

RICHARD STOCKTON COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY/NEW JERSEY EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY: $135.68 million series 2008A revenue bonds; negotiated; Morgan Stanley (lead); serial maturities from 2011 through 2018 and terms due 2028, 2033 and 2038; proceeds to finance construction and equipment for campus facilities and refund all outstanding series 2005C revenue bonds.

SAN FRANCISCO CITY AND COUNTY AIRPORT COMMISSION: $169.5 million 34A-C senior-lien variable-rate revenue refunding bond, $255 million 34D-E senior-lien fixed-rate revenue refunding bonds, $110 million 34F-G senior-lien variable-rate revenue refunding bonds (A); timing not set.

SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY (SANTEE COOPER): $93.155 million revenue obligation bonds; negotiated; Goldman, Sachs & Co. (lead), Citigroup Global Markets; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Merrill Lynch & Co.; and Morgan Stanley (co-managers); proceeds will be used to refund series 1997 A refunding bonds.

VENTURA COUNTY (CALIFORNIA): $155 million series 2008/2009 tax and revenue anticipation notes; negotiated; Merrill Lynch & Co.; due July 1, 2009; proceeds for fiscal year 2008/2009 expenses.

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