THE CITIZEN AUGUST 10 -16, 19
11
o EY TALKS Blacks
must create wealth
By Jam athan
Broadca ting i one of the
most e citin and profitable
industri in America. But
normally people a sociate the
ord solely ith television.
Ho ever wh n it comes to
producing fantasti profits for
their investors radio stations
m.y not equal televi 'on but
they do extremely well.
Some ne once aid that own­
ing a v broadcast property
Radio and Television is tanta­
mount to having a licen to
m e money. s a result the
wnership of r di tations
sh uld be high on the li t when
Blac s are tryin to decide
where to pIa e their investment
dollar .
However, f the over 000
commercial radi tati n per-
ating in merica t day le
than 2% or fewer than 150
re n d b Blac. nd
virtually all of this wnership
ha ccurred Ince the early
1970' .
There is money be made
by BI ks in radi .
But! H w d Bl k get
m re inv lved in this lu r tive
rena? h t exp rti i need-
ed? H w much' money are we
talking ab ut inve tin ? hen
ill I t rt receivin return on
my inve tment?
The ab ve are ju t me f
whi h can be
y u in a Radi
Inve ment Pro pe tu vail-
from my
mmuni-
from
fornia.
You do not have to live in
any of the cities in order to
:Did You Know.
By Robert . Taylor
DID YOU 0 ... that
ccording to Dr. Robert Con­
roy the best way to develop
reater h ppine and optimism
in your life is to commit your-
If to a cau or a project.
Commitment to a cau which
you enjoy or in which you
really believe give more mean­
ingful direction to life and helps
you ri above day-to-day t­
back.
•••
D D YQU 0 ... that
America' love affair with guns
could be one of it most de dly
obse in. The re Its of a
recently rele d six-year study
show that people with gun in
their home are far more likely
invest in the variou project.
either do you have t have a
lot of money.
The pr pe tua sh ho a
few a 1,000 pe ple
50
t ti n
I ted in your city or even
near you in order for you to
profit hand ornely.
If you cannot or imply
do not want to go through the
tr uble of forming a radio buy­
in group in your area, invest
ith one of the group suggest­
ed by Law-Tay Communica­
tion. The Law-Tay program is
arranged uch that a pers n
ith as little as 350 to inve t
can qualify for potentially hand­
me pr fits in the radi busi­
ne s.
In rder to receive c py
of the free pr spectus simple
call 202-562-1451. That i the
number to the La -Tay rec rd­
line. You simply leave y ur
name address and telephone
number. The informati n will
be ent to you. Since the num­
ber i f r a record-line, you can
call it anytime 24 h urs a day.
Simply tate that you ant the
r dio buying pr spectus sent t
you.
There are excellent invest­
ment opp rtunitie in radio.
These opportunities can be
enhanced by the form tion f
inve trnent gr up hich we
e t call wealth buildin
club.
For valuable information n
ho to form a wealth building
club nd 3.95 to Potomac
ciates 1377 " , Street
, Suite 9 , Washington D ..
20005.
ealth building club are
excellent vehicl s for pooling
re urces to buy radio station
real estate or whatever.
ake your mo to financial
curity TODAY!
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to kill them lves than they are
to kill an intruder. lit f ct, of
the firearm death udied be­
tween 1978 and 1983 nearly
84 per cent were icides, 3
per cent were accidential, 10
per cent involved one member
of the family killing another
while only on-half of one per
cent involved the shooting of an
intruder.
DID YOU
OW ... that
BUCKETS OF SMILES -
Sanders emorial arch of Dime Campaign and
(Center and John Wesley Gain . ht helped m e thi year' nationwid fund dri e the mo t ucc
ful ever. Thi year' campaign . d more than $780 000 bringing total contribution 0 er the p
eight y to nearly $6 million to the arch of Dime helping . e all b bi health' r futur .
QUESTIO: I have heard
that employers with federal con­
tracts must li t their job open­
ings with Job Service. Is this
true?
Ye , it i true
that employers ith f deral con­
tract of 10,000 or more
required to li their job op n­
ing ith the' local Job Service
office. The requ - ement is part
of the Feder I Contractor Job
L' ting FCJL program. In
addition to listing their job
with Job Servi FCJL also
gi e employer the re ibil­
ity for taking ffhm tive coon
to hire and promote qualif'Jed
. b eel veteran and veteran
of th Vietnam Era.
In m . it referr to the
employer for th openin,
the ich' an Employment
Security Commi • n ESC)
Job Service give priority to
eteran
To learn more about the
federal job - ing program, con­
tact your local MESC Job
Service offke in (see listing for
MESC Job Service offices).
If you have a question for
the Michigan Employment Se­
curity Commission (MESC).
send it to IA MESC," 7310
Woodward, Room 505. Detroit.
Ml 48202.
The Citizen
welcomes your opinions
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The Citizen, P.O. Box 218
Benton Harbor,' I 49022
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despite impre ve gains in
average life expectancy there
ppear to be an upper limit
on how long anyone can live.
Scientists place that limit at
around 120. Despites impr ve­
ment in medicine and health
care, virtually no ones lives
beyond 120 year .
THE CREDIT AND LOAN GUIDE
Did you know that there are private lenders who provide
loans to almost anyone with a steady job, regarless of the per­
sen's-credit rating?
A list of those private lenders is just a small bit of the
financial self-help inform tion in the just released guidebook
entitled: The Credit And Loan Guide.
Also available in the Guide:
* The Six Best Ways To Raise Money Quickly
* How To Repair Your Credit Rating And Qu lify For
Major Credit Cards in 90 Days
* Motivating Yourself To Financial Security
But best of all. the Guide is only $11.95. Send check or
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Suite 98, Washington. DC 20005.
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