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Jewish World Review
March 11, 2005
/ 30 Adar I, 5765
And now for the important news ....
By
Argus Hamilton
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Boeing fired its president Monday due to his adulterous
affair with a female staffer and salacious workplace behavior. The
aviation industry can't have it both ways. Their top award every
year is either the Howard Hughes Trophy or it's not.
Congress will hold committee hearings on Thursday to
investigate steroid use by major league ballplayers. Congressmen
have no right to point fingers. Rickey Henderson's record for most
steals was just erased halfway through the Highway Bill.
Hillary Clinton was given a fundraiser by Republicans last
Friday in upstate New York. She's no liberal anymore. You could
see Hillary moving to the center last November when she opened
duck season with a prayer for the late Dale Earnhardt.
Presbyterian Hospital was the site of surgery Thursday to
remove excessive fluid from former president Clinton's lungs. They
put him under anesthesia. Still, every time the surgeon called for
suction Bill Clinton sat up on the operating table and denied everything.
FBI Director Bob Mueller said Tuesday that Arab terrorists
are slipping over the Mexican border and adopting Spanish names so
as not to attract attention. Californians are beginning to notice
them. They trim trees with plastic explosives.
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