Rendell Signs $28B, Election-Year Budget
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The $28 billion state budget that Gov. Ed Rendell signed today was part of a deal that would boost state borrowing by as much as $600 million to pay for
construction projects.
The planned increase in the state's ceiling on a portion of its debt will be authorized by legislation that Rendell plans to sign tomorrow.
About half of the projects that it will finance are being hand-picked by Rendell, while legislators expect
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The $28 billion state budget that Gov. Ed Rendell signed today was part of a deal that would boost state borrowing by as much as $600 million to pay for construction projects.
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