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Annual Report of the Comptroller, 1991
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STATE OF MARYLAND

Combining Statement of Cash Flows

Enterprise Funds
for the year ended June 30,1991

(Expressed in Thousands)

I
I

Economic
Development
Insurance
Programs

 

Loan Programs

Maryland
Food
Center

Authority

Maryland
Transportation
Authority

Maryland
State
Lottery
Agency

Maryland
Environmental
Service

State Use
Industries

Maryland
Higher
Education
Loan
Corporation

Maryland
Deposit
Insurance
Fund
Corporation

Maryland
Stadium
Authority

Total

Cash flows from operating activities:

                     

Operating income (loss) .............

$(1,068) $

28,340 i

$209

$49,613

$334,138

$(233)

$(1,133)

$(39,243)

$35,851 $

(274) $

406,200

Adjustments to reconcile operating
income to net cash provided by (used

                     

in) operating activities:

                     

Depreciation and amortization ......

51

1,392

427

454

514

2,118

655

19

 

46

5,676

Changes in assets and liabilities:

                     

Decrease (increase) in assets:

                     

Intergovernmental receivable . . .

 

(387)

344

   

612

 

(1,701)

   

(1,132)

Other accounts receivable ......

1,017

(3,067)

54

(68)

(3,100)

(1,662)

(590)

29

145

(997)

(8,239)

Due from other funds ..........

(56,501)

(90,490)

 

(8,597)

     

(17,394)

   

(172,982)

Inventories ..................

     

(39)

   

1,023

     

984

Loans and notes receivable .....

(8,614)

(270,478)

15

         

4,773

 

(274,304)

Loans to other funds...........

     

(25,000)

           

(25,000)

Other assets .................

(24)

2,986

 

(67)

13

565

(14)

   

144

3,603

Increase (decrease) in liabilities:

                     

Accounts payable and accrued

                     

liabilities ...................

(16)

12,793

(451)

591

751

(807)

(65)

73

73

9,117

22,059

Due to other funds ............

9,267

     

4,749

     

(27,000)

 

(12,984)

Accrued insurance and loan

                     

losses .....................

4,544

(62)

         

(85)

(25,000)

 

(20,603)

Other liabilities ...............

303

17,826

222

       

1,443

 

(2)

19,792

Deferred revenue .............

418

(244)

33

115

(311)

 

153

(34)

(111)

 

19

Liabilities payable from

                     

restricted assets ............

     

(2,785)

           

(2,785)

Accrued retirement costs

182

(168)

(28)

   

(94)

(155)

 

(12)

(13)

(288)

Accrued workers' compensation

                     

costs ......................

18

(U)

(16)

   

(84)

(8)

 

(2)

3

(100)

Accrued annual leave ..........

61

363

64

   

781

312

   

54

1,635

Net cash provided (used) by

                     

operating activities............

(50,362)

(301,207)

873

14,217

336,754

1,196

178

(56,893)

(11,283)

8,078

(58,449)

Cash flows from noncapital financing

                     

activities:

                     

Increase in lottery prizes, net ........

       

44,159

         

44,159

Proceeds from sale of revenue bonds . .

 

273,652

               

273,652

Principal paid on revenue bonds ......

 

(92,523)

               

(92,523)

Operating grants received ...........

 

21,638

         

40,048

   

61,686

Operating transfers in ..............

                 

24,004

24,004

Operating transfers out .............

(9,843)

(8,074)

   

(338,953)

     

(32,300)

 

(389,170)

Net cash provided (used) by
noncapital financing activities . . .

(9,843)

194,693

   

(294,794)

   

40,048

(32,300)

24,004

(78,192)

Cash flows from capital and related

                     

financing activities:

                     

Proceeds from sale of revenue bonds . .

     

81,000

 

9,366

       

90,366

Defeasance of revenue bonds.........

     

(55,000)

           

(55,000)

Principal paid on notes payable and

                     

revenue bonds ...................

   

(50)

(2,150)

 

(700)

       

(2,900)

Decrease in loans from other funds ....

   

(3,027)

             

(3,027)

Interest payments..................

   

(658)

(20,159)

 

(412)

       

(21,229)

Contributed capital.................

 

106,402

485

     

927

     

107,814

Acquisition and construction of

                     

property, plant and equipment......

(15)

(17)

(852)

(32,413)

 

(6,735)

(1,713)

   

(5)

(41,750)

Proceeds from sale of property, plant

                     

and equipment ...................

 

33

   

590

(60)

3

     

566

Increase in restricted assets .........

   

(421)

(2,295)

 

(3,308)

     

(28,989)

(35,013)

Net cash provided (used) by capital

                     

and related financing activities . .

(15)

106,418

(4,523)

(31,017)

590

(1,849)

(783)

   

(28,994)

39,827

Cash flows from investing activities:

                     

Purchase of investments ............

(6,812)

(4,810,439)

 

(2,971)

(49,640)

   

(5)

   

(4,869,867)

Proceeds from maturity and sale of

                     

investments .....................

59,741

4,432,424

 

2,941

5,506

     

113

 

4,500,725

Interest and gains on investments ....

   

578

7,799

 

286

     

849

9,512

Decrease in deposits, net ............

               

19,096

 

19,096

Other, net ........................

     

9,573

 

16

       

9,589

Net cash provided (used) by

                     

investing activities ............

52,929

(378,015)

578

17,342

(44,134)

302

 

(5)

19,209

849

(330,945)

Net increase (decrease) in cash and

                     

short-term investments ........

(7,291)

(378,111)

(3,072)

542

(1,584)

(351)

(605)

(16,850)

(24,374)

3,937

(427,759)

Unrestricted cash and short-term

                     

investments balance, July 1, 1990 .....

97,647

471,906

7,861

8,780

33,029

6,086

4,587

16,850

25,201

6,387

678,334

Unrestricted cash and short-term

                     

investments balance, June 30, 1991 . . .

$90,356 !

f 93,795

$4,789

$ 9,322

$ 31,445

$5,735

$3,982

$ -0-

$ 827

$10,324

$250,575

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