tickets for the ibm lottery drop in price

Alma J Wetzker almaw
Wed Dec 22 23:15:18 PST 2004


Bill Campbell wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 22, 2004, Alma J Wetzker wrote:
> 
>>Bill Campbell wrote:
>>
>>>On Wed, Dec 22, 2004, dep wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>http://www.sltrib.com/business/ci_2492936
>>>
>>>
>>>I would love to have been a fly on the wall as the changes in the Canopy
>>>Group came about.  I've heard that the Mormon church is a major owner of
>>>Canopy, at least through a company controlled by the church.
>>
>>The Mormon church would not be a direct investor in Canopy.  Those 
>>investments tend to be very conservative.  The Mormon Church invests in 
>>things like farms and ranches and the transportation infrastructure to move 
>>it around.  The leaders either remember the depression, or grew up just 
>>after it.  High risk would drive them out of their minds.
>>
>>It is possible that one of the companies that the Church does own, is a 
>>major investor in Canopy....
> 
> 
> This is what heard (as I said above) that a church owned company is one of
> the major owners.

Is it possible to find out the link?  I have relatives in SLC and Provo 
working in the tech sector, They tell me there is no connection.  If there 
really is one, a gentle clue stick should resolve the issue.  As I said, the 
Mormon church will go a long way to avoid the kind of publicity that SCO is 
getting.  I really do find it hard to believe....  (I find it easy to believe 
that a member of the Mormon church is a majority investor, however.)

     -- Alma


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