O.C. Bankruptcy All but Over : Payback Time
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Orange County on Wednesday sold $880 million* of bonds, the majority backed by its real estate assets, to repay debts from the 1994 bankruptcy. Recipients include:
(in millions)
Amount: $359
Obligation: Paying noteholders principal and interest
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Amount: $110
Obligation: Refinance pension obligation bonds
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Amount: $44
Obligation: Vendors
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Amount: $60
Obligation: Refinance existing debt
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Amount: $50
Obligation: Debt service reserve
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Amount: $50
Obligation: Litigation, mostly against Merrill Lynch
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Amount: $50
Obligation: Third-party accounts administered by the county, such as trusts
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Amount: $35
Obligation: Employees
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Amount: $25
Obligation: Consulting, legal fees related to bankruptcy
Source: Orange County
* Includes bond costs and other creditors
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