Paul Poberenzy retakes EAA presidency

[Tedstriker]

Is it true that Paul Poberenzy retook the presidency of EAA? That's
what zoom reported on his site. But I haven't found any info any place
else about it. Regardless of who reported it, if it's true, things
could be changing for the better at EAA. I know the Sport Aviation
magazine has gotten lousy lately. I'm amazed how fast it hits the
trash can after I get it. If anyone has any info about that, I would
like to hear it.

[John T]

We wish. That was a april fools day article.

[John Ammeter]

On Mon, 23 May 2005 11:28:36 -0500, John T
> wrote:

>We wish. That was a april fools day article.

As most ANN articles are....

John

[Juan Jimenez]

Still having trouble handling dates after Y2K, or the popularity of ANN, eh?
<snort!>

"John Ammeter" > wrote in message
...
> On Mon, 23 May 2005 11:28:36 -0500, John T
> > wrote:
>
>>We wish. That was a april fools day article.
>
> As most ANN articles are....
>
> John

[pittss1c]

Who cares, just switch over to the SAA (http://www.sportaviation.org/)
where Paul is the President. Plus, the annual flyin is coming up in 2
weeks at Frasca Field in central Il. (C16) There are going to be some
cool speakers there this year.




Tedstriker wrote:
> Is it true that Paul Poberenzy retook the presidency of EAA? That's
> what zoom reported on his site. But I haven't found any info any place
> else about it. Regardless of who reported it, if it's true, things
> could be changing for the better at EAA. I know the Sport Aviation
> magazine has gotten lousy lately. I'm amazed how fast it hits the
> trash can after I get it. If anyone has any info about that, I would
> like to hear it.