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Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2008 2:10 PM
Subject: [TimeandCycles] Muni Bonds Are Shunned As Credit Crisis 
Widens
 
 
The credit crisis is spreading 
from Wall Street to Main Street.
Investors are starting to shun 
municipal bonds, the debt securities that states and cities issue to fund 
everything from sewer projects to new schools. Though muni bonds have long been 
considered among the safest investments, few are buying them because of 
worries about the 
safety of bond insurers that back the bonds.
  
  
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On Tuesday, two muni auctions 
failed to find buyers, and experts said that was the first time this had ever 
happened. Conditions have only worsened since then, they 
explained
 
 
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