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• Tax Credits Could Lead to 500 Jobs; State Offers Deal to Bemis Co., Maker of Packaging

Neenah-based Bemis Co. Inc. has been offered $3 million in tax credits from the state that could result in plant expansions and the creation of up to 500 jobs over the next few years, company executives said Friday. The tax credits underline Bemis' commitment to the state a month after the publicly traded maker of flexible packaging moved its headquarters to Neenah from Minneapolis. They also signal the state's intention to use such tax credits increasingly in the future.

• The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• June 24, 2006

• 24 CFR 201.22 - Credit requirements for borrowers.

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 24: Housing and Urban Development

• Schwetschenau v. Whitfield, (Ohio 2008)

COMMERCIAL/UCC - CIVIL MISCELLANEOUS: The trial court did not err in holding that the plaintiffs could seek contribution from one of five co-makers of a promissory note who had allegedly not paid his proportionate share of the loan indebtedness: under R.C. 1303.14(B) and the common law, a co-maker of a note that provides for joint and several liability may seek contribution in the form of proportionate reimbursement from another co-maker for money paid towards the note. The trial court erred in awarding the plaintiffs a proportionate share of the money paid on a note by a corporation in which they were shareholders: a corporation is considered a separate “person” under the law, and a co-maker shareholder may not personally recover in contribution payments made on a loan by the corpo...

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Calvert Co. Maker of Salad Bars Steps Up to Defend Troops in Iraq

Making super-strong windshield frames for military vehicles in Iraq is just a small part of what Phillip Poole's Calvert County- based company, American Metal Fabricators, does. And Poole quickly acknowledges that the frames, which are designed to hold bulletproof glass, are just a tiny part of the overall war effort. But for Poole and his 100 employees, producing the frames means a lot.

• The Daily Record (Baltimore)
• January 28, 2005

• Nation

Reynolds offers buyouts at N.C. sites RICHMOND | R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., maker of Camel cigarettes, said Friday that it is offering buyouts to about 1,800 workers at its North Carolina factories to cut costs.

• The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
• December 05, 2009

• Malting Firm Plans for Change

Great Western Malting Co., maker and seller of beer malt to large U.S. and international customers, is preparing to make way for the Port of Vancouvers signature rail project. The company, a subsidiary of Australian grain handler Graincorp Malt, has asked Vancouver for a demolition permit and wants the city to sign off on environmental planning for future construction projects. The request is part of an overall effort to enable Great Western Malting to continue doing business when the port eventually retakes more than an acre of the companys property for the $148 million West Vancouver Freight Access project.

• The Columbian
• September 25, 2010

• Cigarette Makers Sue Over Fda Law

RICHMOND, Va. -- Two of the three largest U.S. tobacco companies filed suit Monday to block marketing restrictions in a law that gives the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authority over tobacco, claiming the provisions violate their right to free speech. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., maker of Camel cigarettes, and Lorillard Inc., which sells the Newport menthol brand, filed the federal lawsuit with several other tobacco companies.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• September 01, 2009

• Smoking Ban Hits Tax Till

The drive by West Virginia bar owners to protect their businesses from the smoking ban has taken a hit from the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., maker of Winston cigarettes. Kerry "Paco" Ellison, owner of the Blackhawk Saloon in Charleston, took the double blow after resisting the ban for more than a year and becoming prominent statewide in the movement by bar owners.

• Sunday Gazette-Mail
• October 12, 2009

• Best Friend Needs Gifts for the Holidays, Too

Dear Dog Talk Readers: It is the holiday season once again. These are great gift ideas and safety tips I've received recently. They will help keep your dog happy and healthy throughout the festivities. Happy Holidays. Kong Stuff'N Puppy ZIGGIES. For the littlest canine on your list. The Kong Co., maker of the world-famous rubber Kong toy, has introduced a new healthy treat for puppies. Kong Stuff'N Puppy ZIGGIES, formulated for growing puppies, have a long-lasting, chewy texture that is safe and highly digestible. Ideal for stuffing into puppy Kong toys.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• December 24, 2006