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New Issue-Avista Corporation prices $250 mln 2018 bond

Thu Mar 27, 2008 2:20pm EDT

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 March 27 (Reuters) -Following are terms and conditions of a

 bond priced on Thursday.

 Borrower                 Avista Corporation (AVA.N)

 Issue Amount             $250 million

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