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Foundations hope to capture millions of dollars in wealth
What would our community be like if money weren't an object?
It's the graduation season, and as graduates everywhere are finding out, there is no shortage of people who are willing to offer them advice on how to live a happy and successful life.
From Saturday and Sunday graduations in Salina alone we heard:
No one suspected that Evelyn and Paul Cassat had saved millions
"Don't pass me by, Robin, don't pass me by."
Does anyone doubt that the United States would respond militarily to an attack on Israel by Iran? Even knee-jerk doves know that such an attack could not be allowed to pass unanswered. Certainly, Iran knows it.
But Sen. Hillary Clinton, candidate for the Democratic nomination for president, overstated the case when she told ABC's "Good Morning America" last month that if Iran attacks Israel, "we would be able to totally obliterate them."
"The police department won't hire smokers. Why doesn't the hospital adopt that policy?" "It's interesting that every time I call the Journal 333 line my comments never get printed." "Keep raising the mill levy and Salina will be known as the city on the move -- moving all the old folks right out of town because they won't be able to afford their taxes. It'd be the all American city with no old people." "Yes, Salina needs a new expo center like my grandpa needs a new topless bar. Money is spent in better places, I think." "Actually, we could finance a new expo center if we started charging 10 cents per call for every idiot who called the 333 line." |
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