Tennessee Tops List of Five Most Bankrupt States

By U.S. News Staff

March 12, 2009 RSS Feed Print
  1. Tennessee
  2. Nevada
  3. Georgia
  4. Alabama
  5. Indiana

Source: USCourts.gov

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I just read that Arizona is thinking of selling its House and Senate buildings to help cover the budget deficit. http://www.deconstructingthenews.com/2009/07/29/for-sale-arizona-house-and-senate-buildings/

Deconstructing The News of UT 12:45PM July 29, 2009

in number 5

dave of FL 8:57PM July 05, 2009

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