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Mamtek
2:09 pm
Fri July 27, 2012

Assets from Mamtek Mo. sweetener plant to be auctioned

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A map of Missouri highlighting Moberly, Mo. within Randolph County.

UMB Bank says assets from a failed artificial sweetener facility in Moberly will be auctioned this fall.

The bank is the bondholder trustee for the central Missouri project that was to be operated by Mamtek U.S. Inc.

Moberly issued $39 million in bonds to finance construction of the plant, and the state offered about $17 million in incentives. Work stopped last fall on the partially built factory after Mamtek missed a bond payment to Moberly. No state incentives were paid.

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Tax credit/Mamtek legislation
4:07 pm
Thu May 17, 2012

Tax credit/Mamtek bill likely dead

Credit (Marshall Griffin/St. Louis Public Radio)
Mo. House Speaker Steven Tilley (R, Perryville)

The Speaker of the Missouri House has thrown cold water on a scaled-back tax credit reform measure passed Wednesday by the Senate.

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Tax credit/Mamtek legislation
3:14 pm
Wed May 16, 2012

Mo. Senate adds tax credit agreement to Mamtek bill, sends them to House

The Missouri Senate has passed a tax credit measure after hammering out an agreement between GOP leaders and fiscal conservatives who’ve been trying to reign in tax breaks for years.

The agreement would cap historic preservation tax credits at $75 million per year, give a one-year extension to food pantry and other charitable tax breaks, and create incentives to draw amateur sporting events to Missouri.  State Senator Eric Schmitt (R, Glendale) urged the chamber to pass it before time runs out on the regular session.

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Morning round-up
9:31 am
Tue February 28, 2012

Morning headlines: Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Credit UPI/Bill Greenblatt

Mo. lawmakers seek requirements for officials involved in economic development projects

A House panel heard testimony Monday on eight measures aimed at increasing scrutiny of businesses that ask for government money. The legislation would require local governments to get insurance for municipal bonds for economic development projects and to hold public hearings before issuing bonds.

State and local officials would also have to share information they have about companies seeking development incentives.

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