IN tzss 11IAN 12 yeaJS
Yahweh Em Yahweh took tm
!eligious fbllowing fian �gative
lC-peteep1icu am net worth k> a
Jal am b� en¢e
wi1h worth 1OO!e 1ban $200
millioo. Thading a brand c:L mil
ervative and collective
api' Yabwdl Ben Yahweh
led the Nation of Yahweh to
0WJaSbip of va p!q)CIties am
CIli:mrila in bid been for
IUm inDcr-dty 8IeM in Miami,
�n, New Odeam lbston
am u. Al91cs.
Like AmeJica' "o1ber Jews"
br.e dooe mr deeds, � Yah
wdB 11M been succesIf\j in �
quirq peas of � American
Draun that ug\Xled sOOpping
• amem,groc:aysna, JtS1aUl8nB,
mtc motds, pdlmhing Ixua,
t1anspcl1tation Oeets, am even a
private �tSity am huge lad
quancraxnpcx.
Llke G8Ivey in � 19n with
his thitcd Negro �
Asaodatioo, Yabwdl Ben Yah
weh � fust Blaclc: leader of
recem times k> lead Blades k> sub
staniial wealth aa:umulation aOO
mldiqJs within 1bcir own COOl
mmi1ies.
Imtc8d ofla\l!qbim, m1 �
Nation eX YahwdI, for tbl2r great
SUCCJeM in � �DIIdves �
by bir own booBtraps," b &-
1IIbIisbmem ctcdcd k> brq lim,
IIXl his CUfre Oip"Iz"kl., umer
aimiDal indfdmaat fbr nmniDg a
"so-called" racketeering
eDlelpdac.
UkeG8lveym1�triUofbB
life, the government bM \IICd
peoplefromhisown�"P'ISUC
ml pra!ICCUIC Yahweh Ben Yah
web fir his impertimnce.
wrm BEllEk aca:ss k>
modem communicatiom fBdlities
1hm G8Ivey 1&1, Yabwdl Ben
Yahwdl_ 1akal his aIIIC ., the
people. Utxtcr the laDe <i, "If it
can bIppm ., me, it can happen 10
you mo," the Nation's People Cor
Tndb 0UIIe8Ch oqpmtzadon 1&
.,.. ., smw Black Amaica
IXJW the goyanment can pwsuc
tIDe wblarcdiffaent in �ml
!eligion.
1k YabwemmoYementfrom
118' k> riches is bBd on tbrlr
aoervaUve C8IDD am utiliza·
tion � c::onteIq)Orary �
"1hat in order fbr a m8lrto eat �
m\Bt fiIst work."
In spi1C of 1he whi1e press'
claim of their being "Black
aepuatk1s," tm mntenl of Yah
weh Ben Yabwdl's media mea
RIIIC5ulDbeentlilt, "allAuaicam�
1Ix>ulddew.lq) ideMm1cax:ep1S
eX If ... mde(X.)', owrasbip of
private � sod popc2' Wsl·
nraetbica." W!dler� basditect
Unap ., divility or mt, at •
, time in � Black evolution .
secoOOary to the fact that tbS
modem Mi 'ec:oJnDic mea
perfect fbl'tm tlme8.
BUSINESS 'FINANCE
"I LOC
ren gotiatin to protect their 0 I,l
pl nt, a ult could be an entire
n w agreem nt."
Shep rd id renegoti ting cir
cum t nee would be the mo t
11 ely event to ca e trike.
"I don't think they (Arlington)
viol ted n tion I agreement," he
dded. .
"If they did, Yokich will take
etten, and we will follow."
Union uppliers re on the
decline. Since th 1970s, the auto
100 try h been hrinking and
the e trends will continue, accord
ing to Revitte.
"IN THE PROCES we have
"TH CE Tclo ingcould
motivate people to go to the polls
who normally wouldn't have," he
said. "It could be a retaliatory
situation, by voting for (Pat)
•
Mon y
gi
ra
By CHARLE J. GIVENS
We all nt to be more effective
in produ ing re ults. Mo t people
mi takenly pend time attempting to
om more efficient. Yet, efficien
cy i not the key to getting mor
done. Accomplishment require
effectivene ,not efficiency. Let' re
define these two important word.
Efficiency: The art of laying busy
all the time, making som u e of
every moment.
Efficiency i like being in a road
race with no de tination. The effi
ciency trap otten cause you to end
your day with thoughts like, HI wa
so busy all day long, but I ju t don't
feel like I ccompli bed much."
Effectiveness: The ience of pro
perly planning-with priorities.
Effectivene re ults from pro
ducing the greate t re ults in the
horte t time and with the lea t
effort. Effectiveness produces re
sults, efficiency often only produce
motion-a big difference. So how do
you uddenly become more effective?
Strategy: To become more effec
tive you must apply the 20 percent
rule. Thi critical rule of succe ful
living say that 20 percent of the
item you could spend your time on
ch day will produce 80 percent of
the re ul you re fter,
Conversely, pending your time
on ny of the re t of the 80 percent
of the item on your "to do" Ii t ha
th maximum potential of producing
only 20 percent of the re ults you are
seeking.
Let' ¥ that you have a mental
or written li t of everything you
M>Uld like to get done during the day.
In the pure tn, it would be a
waste of your time, talent and emo
tional energy to pend time on
anything not in the top 20 percent of
your li t until that 20 percent ha
been lIy completed. That' the
point.
Once you have decided what i
important, ask yourself what you can
do from your Ii t that will produce
the greatest re ults. Why spend tim
on anything else?
Pull out your list several time a
day andmake sure you are on track.
Use your mind like a laser beam,
focusing total attention on your
priorities. You will produce results.
Practical, po itive trategie even
tually become automatic ucce
habits.
IMPORTANT I FORMATION FOR ALL TAXPAYERS
THE PlESlDENTIAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN TAX CHECKOFF
Infonned.
The first question on your federal income tax form asks
if you want a dollar of your taxes to be used for the
Presidential Section campaign FUnd.
KN<PN THE FlCTS � ...
• Presidential candidates who accept these pubtic f\Ilds must I mit their campatgn spending.
• C8ndidatBs nming In November who accept public foods cannot accept any private
contrbItIons from IndMduaIs or poItticaI �.
• The $1 tax checkotf is the sole source b the public funding of presidential elections
and the flIlds can only be used for legitimate campaVl expenses.
Col
minority in
ur r
man lead
MADISON HBIG HTS, MI -
Potom c Group Consultants, In
corporated (POCI), has been es
tablished to market surety bonds,
group life and health ins urance in
the Midwest. Herman W.
Coleman, president o( POCI, is a
former commissioner for the
Michigan State Insurance Depart
ment.
The insurance center will
market surety bonds from Potomac
Surety Insurance Company (PSIC)
in Washington, D.C. and group life
. and health insurance from Atlanta
Life Insurance Company in Atlan
ta.
Potomac Surety Insurance
Company is a majority owned
property and casualty company
charatered in Washington, D.C. It
was created by a minority-control
led inve tor group in 1991 to ser
vice minority contractors within
the non-standard market. How
ever, Potomac surety bonds are
available to all contractors.
Established in 1905, Atlanta
Life is the largest Black-controlled
stockholder insurance company in
the country and is the nation's
largest Black-controlled financial
institution from the standpoint-of
net worth.
Maintaining a diversified ad
ministrative background, Herman
Coleman has served as vice presi
dent of Corporate Relations for
AAA Michigan, management con
sultant to the National Education
Association, Assistant to the
Secretary of the United States
Department of Education, and c -
ecutive director of the Michigan
Education Association (MEA).
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