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A. Municipal bonds,
Il!unicip unit trusts, municipal
bond mutual funds and
municipal money market funds
arc the nswer to your tax
problem. .
unicipal bonds pay interest.
that is Federal tax free, and tate
tax free if you reside in the state
th . ed the bond that you are
bo .
For more diYersiJica· and
profe io I ma elDCllt, in-
. vestment companies package a
portfolio of IIlWlicipal hoods in
fixed portfolios tbe&c are unit
trusts. Inve tment companies
package municipal boeds i an
oi portfo· d
lac -0
fey filed a separate Ia
far blocking the eviction.
Neither party appears to be
ei . the mood to settle 01'
talk publicly the
IroDicalJy eaoup, .
of otown to MeA, s
Solar Records beco s the
tioo', largest Blaci-owned
l'CCX)J'd label
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If_IIYTra • Gates &: Soo,.
the leading. chaio of rellOWll
&WIIU� City BarbeaIe, .
launched billboard camp'''" .
to prepare masumers for the
appearance of their famec:l
sauce io grocery retailcrs. AJo
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ec
e ie uees,
sened' the restaurao they
. martet Po ian, Ema-
hot, Mild, and No-Salt-No­
Sugar-Added varieties. To th·
point, an of the sauces, with the
exeception of the "No-Salt­
flavor, are available for pur­
chase only in barbeme t­
lets.
e tl orr
1 ....... :Thc
admin· tratio eliminated
for' Dell fiscal year the S36
millioa it is leanding to minority
venture capitar ts in 1988.
Ho ever, the industry Ihas
rcceMd CIa fuodiDg for. the
ent?
U nit trusts require a mini­
mum of $5,(0),00 or $1,000.00
per unit for five units. Since
these portfolios re fixed,
maturity dates are assigned
ranging from fIVC 0 thirty years.
Interest is paid monthly,
quarterly, semi or annually at the
clients' request Sales charges .
always apply. Individual
municipal hoods require proper
research of the issuing
munici lily and are 0 liq­
uid some of the other . vest­
ments mentioned in. prior
paragraphs, $1,000.00 mini­
mums per boDd with di\usifica­
tion over several i suiDg
municipalitie stro gly sug-
gested. .
Joseph D. Phoenix, Ir., is a
. registered �ptUenlJllNe with the
investment [um of McCtllfhy &:
AssocUUes, Inc; of CJtiaItp, IL
Plellse send lIIiquutions to P.o.
Box '496-442, ChictJWJ, 10· ois
60649 orcaJI 112-736-6110 .
•
ho a marked ina«=ase in
sales. It" • dMsioD has
kicked off Essen� EyeGlass
Wear, d � alt a deal
. But-teriCk P. which
will pro' feature two Es­
sence de ip in its coming
6acu� I .
A Blae W a 01
.. .:.ntt..-wlriil� Mary W ins to n,
born the daughter of an
Alabama hared-opper, as
e of j' honored
by A� Products aDd Small
Busine Associa· a their-
second anDual Women of
Enterprise Awards in Ne
Vork. To . each woman bad
to overeo an obs de to be­
come successful in b siaess.
Winston q . school t 11 to
help raise 25 cbi1dren after her
mother died. Today, ber In­
'�PlDJllWluca'bOIIlS.. Terrie dianapo· firm ·th more
--...0. • j t aon<!UD�d 264 employees, bo annual
lOrllDalJOlloi Temc Wil- . re u of S3 millioo. And
lia Apq. Tbc ency to wh He 90 percent of her
s�alizd in the ar:eas 0( public employees are mco, all of the
relatioes aDd peciaI e\lents, al- top management . . are
ready boasts a cticat rosrcr that held by women.
includes Eddi M�pby and
_Miles D vis. And While Es­
sence Sh t Down Their TV
Show, they expudiag their
mail or ca� iIe h
�.aClU.
T N - W
II · Patricia French
beads up a cosmetics and
skin-care firm, claiming to be
the first to address dle specific
Deeds of dark-skinned women.
The p oducts, DOW sold . ter­
natinaUy, can be found i ups­
cale US specialty shops. French
says her aver e customer, a
professional woman making
$40,000 a year, can afford her
products, which raage in pri�
from S15.50 to $4250. the Paris­
based firm projects �ues of
S3 millioa this year. And wbile
. French i a legal resident of
Detroit, she resides in Paris; .
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