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KCUR News
11:22 am
Wed May 12, 2010

Nixon Pushes To Ensure Claycomo Jobs

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Missouri Governor Jay Nixon addresses workers at Ford's Claycomo assembly plant.

Kansas City, Mo. – While Missouri's state senators were playing golf on a day off at the Lake of the Ozarks, Governor Nixon was talking to them - from Claycomo. Governor Nixon was in town promoting a bill that would give Ford Motor Company tax credits for keeping its Claycomo plant open and developing new assembly lines there.

Ford has announced that the Ford Escape and Mercury Mariner, Claycomo's two sales stars, will be produced elsewhere and hasn't announced any models for production at the Kansas City plant.

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Missouri Statehouse
2:36 pm
Tue April 27, 2010

Nixon Signs 'Prompt Pay' Insurance Bill

Cape Girardeau, Mo. – Missouri Governor Jay Nixon has signed into law a bill requiring insurance companies to make timely payments to medical providers.

The so-called "prompt pay" bill imposes penalties on insurance companies for excessive delays in payment to providers. The law bans the practice of suspending claims, which the Governor describes as a limbo state where the claim is neither approved nor denied. The bill also establishes delinquency penalties on insurance companies when payment is not received within 45 days.

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KCUR News
6:14 pm
Tue April 6, 2010

A Thousand More Show-Me State Jobs Will Go

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Governor Jay Nixon ( center) with UMKC Chancellor Leo Morton (R) and staff, faculty.

Kansas City, Mo. – Another 1,000 Missouri state employees are going to lose their jobs in the coming weeks. Governor Jay Nixon spoke of the cuts as he met with UMKC faculty and students.

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KCUR News
2:19 am
Thu March 4, 2010

Nixon: Revenue Shortfalls Pose Challenges In Missouri

Kansas City, Mo. – Missouri Governor Jay Nixon says the recent news of significantly smaller than expected revenues will mean some challenging choices for the state. The governor says he and other lawmakers are considering a number of ways to deal with the problem.

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