This story, published Saturday by the Review-Journal, contains the following line: "The Review-Journal reported Friday morning that the foundation’s executive director, John Jasonek, got $129,000 for 12 hours of work per week between Sept. 1, 2004 and Aug. 31, 2005. He received another $134,000 in the 2004 tax year as head of the teachers association."
And that’s true. The R-J did report that on Friday.
But on Thursday, another newspaper you may have heard of reported the exact same thing. (Yes, if you’re too lazy to click on the link, it was CityLife.)
Now, we’re not asking for credit from the R-J. That would be too much. But at least don’t try to make it seem like you broke the story when it fact somebody else broke it!
We’re just saying.
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