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  1. Houston city council approved a $7.5 billion budget to close a city shortfall.
  2. City council member John Whitmire proposed Houston's $7.5 billion budget on June 10.
  3. Following revenue reforms implemented by administration under John Whitmire, S&P has upgraded its outlook on Houston's financial stability.

Houston approves major fiscal year budgets while S&P revises its outlook on the city's financial stability.

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Houston approves major fiscal year budgets while S&P revises its outlook on the city's financial stability.

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