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Monday, December 23, 2124 • Seleneca, Mare Frigoris

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LOCAL INVENTOR GOES FROM ‘RAGS TO RICHES’

Tuesday, May 4, 2121

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5:54 pm

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SELENECA
Chico Tedira

is a Selenic Times Investigative Reporter.

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Sam Saliman, a local farmer and inventor has sold the copyrights to his Electrostatic Water Delivery System to Agralaxy Industries based out of Shackleton Crater at the South Pole for an undisclosed amount.  “I am very happy about the transaction,” says Mr. Saliman.  “As part of the deal Agralaxy has agreed to install a new manufacturing facility at my original hometown of Molten, to help with economic improvements there.  Now I can relax knowing my two sons will get a good education by being able to send them to University on the Earth.  With half of my income from the sale, I am also founding and donating to the Molten Infrastructure Assistance Fund, to give back to the community where I grew up.”  Mr. Saliman moved to Seleneca 23 years ago, with his bride Natasha.

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