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To: HardStarboard
I believe and could be wrong,that she has no controlling interest in that company, but that could be the beauty of it, that way we force Heinz to make a statement.
8 posted on 03/08/2004 3:14:46 PM PST by cmsgop
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To: cmsgop
The best way to approach it is to contact McDonalds and Burger King which both distribute little packets of Heinz Ketsup at their stores and declare that there will be an all-out boycott of their stores if they do not within 15 days stop carrying the ketsup of Theresa Heinz. Since he's not taking any matching funds, their continued purchases could be construed as donations to his campaign.

Paul
9 posted on 03/08/2004 6:59:26 PM PST by spacewarp (Visit the American Patriot Party and stay a while. http://www.patriotparty.us)
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To: cmsgop
I did a little checking and came up with this: "Sometimes, Heinz wishes she had more influence at the H.J. Heinz Co., the international food company founded in 1869. When Sen. Heinz died, he was the company's largest individual shareholder. The senator's death, though, effectively ended the Heinz family's involvement in the company. Charitable foundations, endowments and certain family trusts bearing the Heinz name now control 2.15 million of the company's 354 million outstanding shares"

Which means that the Endowments hold H.J. Heinz stock so hitting one hits the other and I bet Mrs. Kerry is still personally holding a bunch.

10 posted on 03/08/2004 7:27:36 PM PST by Dr.Syn
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