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Salem Statesman-Journal
State still gets good credit ratings
Despite the economic downturn that has eroded the finances of virtually every state government, Oregon continues to receive good credit ratings from the three major national credit-scoring firms. The separate reports were released by Moody's, Fitch Inc. Full Article at Salem Statesman-Journal
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