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"Louise Wilson is the mother o
movement in Winston-Salem," ht
she's the mother, then Carl Russell
of these people made great sacri
sonally and professionally to furtl
blacks."
Graves is planning to attend R
which is scheduled for 11 a.m. Fric
AME Church.
While living in the Twin City,
made a pact with Eversley, Little at
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tive in making society more equitj
"we'll hit each other up side the h
what we said we would do, but that
print in a newspaper," he said.
More than a ,year ago, Graves
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By JAMES NATHAN
Syndicated Columnist
An .estimated 40 to 50 million
Americans live with poor credit
ratings which prevent them from
acquiring the credit cards which
they so muck desire^
? Weli, a Denver-based company
has developed a unique muftPlevel
marketing-type program
which may be a blessing for those
miHions whose credit ratings have
been spoiled in recent years.
Called the "Guaranteed Visa"
plan, the program by United
Consumer Services Inc. not only
offers an opportunity to get a
Visa card with up to a $5,000 line
of credit but also provides the opCALPAC
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LOS ANGELES - Inhn T
Stevens, special field markets
^ manager, western region, for
Anheuser-Busch Inc., was recently
honored as the 1987 recipients
of the California Package Store
and Tavern Owners Association
South Humanitarian Award.
The award was presented at the
14th Annual CAL-PAC South
Scholarship Banquet on May 15,
where 25 Los Angeles-area high
school students also received
scholarships for their college
education.
California Assemblywoman
Gwen Moore served as mistress
of ceremonies for the event, and
Assemblyman Curtis Tucker was
keynote speaker.
The Hon. Willie Lewis Brown
Jr.. Speaker of the California
Assembly, called in his congratulations
to Stevens during the
presentation.
In accepting the award,
Stevens said, "I am particularly
12-book Kii
By MELANIE L. BURNEY
Associated Press Writer
PHILADELPHIA - The
published and unpublished
speeches, letters and commentary
of the Rev. Martin Luther Kine
Jr. will be issued in a 12-volume
collection over the next 15 years,
the widow of the slain civil rights
leader said recently.
Dr. Claybome Carson, a Stanford
University historian, will
serve as senior editor of the project,
said Coretta Scott King at a
news conference.
The project will be sponsored
by the Martin Luther King Jr.
Center for Nonviolent Social
Change, said Mrs. King, and the
University of California Press
will handle publishing.
"Martin Luther King Jr. was
not only a great leader, he was
also a prolific author of books,
speeches, sermons, newspaper
and magazine articles," she said.
The papers will include a comprehensive
study of King's
background, sketches of institu
tions and people who worked
closely with him in the civil rights
movement, and annotated editions
of his books and articles. It
will also include never-beforepublished
letters, sermons and
speeches.
The project will include revelations
from tape recordings held
oniclc Thursday. July t6. 1987
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said. "And if feel God has sav
is the father. All me," he said. 4tl
[ices, both per- that special purj
ler the cause of
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lav at St James dau8hter, Them
lay at it. James (he thjck of (hjf
Graves said he r'The struggU
id others that if - world is a lot s
iterested and ac- said. "We deal
able for blacks, where we aie ".
fad- That's not Besides ^ in,
s what you can a,so p|ar)s (Q sul
^ to the Chronicle
underwent in- attorneys and bi
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portunity to earn additional income
by marketing the program
to others..
This is, clearly the best
guaranteed credit card program
my associates and I have seen.
But first, a word of caution.
T-hc-greatcst numbei of letters I
repair their credit ratings (credit
profile is the more correct phrase)
and get back into the credit card
mainstream. I provide credit
repair information, but always
with the following advice: <4In today's
America it is extremely difficult
to be treated and act as a
first-class citizen without a certain
amount of credit. But, in the
:h honors Steve
grateful for this award because it
is an acknowledgement to my
family that, for all of those times
when I could not be with them, I
have been working hard to bring
our family values out to the community
.
"This award acknowledges the
support and commitment of my
extended family as well, however
-- those people who are
Anheuser-Bus^h. *'
James Colquitt, chairman of
the board of the CAL-PAC
South Scholarship Fund, said,
"John T. Stevens is one of the
most highly respected individuals
in our community. His tradition
of supporting community programs
and worthwhile causes,
and countless hours of dedication*
make him the most deserving
recipient of this award."
Stevens is in his 34th year with
Anheuser-Busch. He joined the
company in 1^54 as a branch
salesman in Detroit.
ig collectio
by King's sister, Christine King
Farris, and his parents.
The announcement was made
in conjunction with the recent
Organization of American
Historians meeting in
Philadelphia.
James H. Clark, director of the
University of California Press,
said the project will serve as the
centerpiece of a publishing program
on the history and -culture
of Africa and Afro-Americans.
Carson, author of "In Struggle:
SNCC and the Black
Awakening of the 1960s," said he
is pleased that the project will
generate cooperation between
Stanford and the University of
California.
The first volume will cover
that sidelined him tor a while. MI
ed me and has a special purpose for
Like most of us, I have to find what
sose is."
years have afforded him time to
amily life with wife, Sylvia, and
a. Now he is ready to get back into
lgs.
: continues wherever we are. The
mailer than we often realize,'Vhe
with the same problems no matter
[ling a new job in Connecticut, he
)mit at least twp editorials a month
afid is helping form a network of
usinessmen that will render service
?its 50 mil
final analysis, what you want is
not more credit' but more
money.*'
That is why this column is so
frequently devoted to wealth-'
building strategies and tactics.
Keep this in.mind: Additional income
-- not additional consumer
credit - is the *key, to wealth
building.
Having said that, let's return to
the program of United Consumer
Services -- formerly the National
Buyer's Club. UCS offers a collateralized
Visa card with a big
difference: You do not have to
put up any of your own money in
order to guarantee the card.
Most collateral credit card pro- jns
at banquet
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Stevens continued in Detroit
until 1971, progressing from
special representative to regional
representative, before being
assigned to Los Angeles as
district manager.
He was appointed to his present
position in 1980. His responsibilities
include planning and
supervision of the corporation's
community involvement activities .
in the western United States, and
marketing and promotion of the
Anheuser-Busch beer brands.
CAL-PAC was established in
1973 to provide social assistance
in the black community. The
CAL-PAC South Scholarship
Fund has awarded more than
$800,000 in scholarships to
minority students for their higher
education. The non-prafiL_
organization is comprised of
members of the business,
political, ministerial, civic and
educational communities, as well
as the beverage industry.
>n available
King's life to the beginning of the
Montgomery, Ala., bus boycott,
Mrs. King said. It should be
published around 1990, and
subsequent volumes will follow
annually in chronological order,
she said.
The first volume is important .
in understanding the development
of King from boyhood to
an internationally known leader
who won the Nobel Peace Prize
in 1964, his widow said.
Publication will cost an
estimated $2 million, Clark said.
The publisher will supply $1.5
million and raise the balance
from outside sources, he said.
He said the editions will nro.
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~ T)ably cost about $30 per volume.
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sports.
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said too many unscrupuloii:
greed-oriented and capitalistic are |
athletes. His group plans to offer e
to black males and females and t<
them a sense of responsibility foi
their communities.
"The majority of lawyers and i
Although, in the last decade there
blacks," he said. "A lot of the
emulating the unscrupulous white
want the money and (then) run."
The goals of the network memb
moral and ethical guides to pr<
black athelets and provide them w
ment and personal counseling. 441
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lion fron
grams .require that you first
establish a savings account at a
financial institution for, let's say,
$500. You are then issued a credit
card with a credit line equal to the
size of your savings account.
The JJLCS?program seeks
"distributors" to market the
guaranteed Visa, card to friends
and associates. Distributors are.
thus able to acquire their Visa
cards simply by sponsoring other
credit-hungry people who most
also become members of UCS in
oxder to qualify for the
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guaranteed credit card.
The yearly membership fee is
reasonable. And as a member of
UCS, you qualify for free legal
services, discount travel and insurance
at reduced group rates.
UCS offers two plans for getting
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the guaranteed Visa card.
The yearly membership fee is
reasonable. And as a member of
UCS you qualify for free services?
discount travel and insurance
at reduced group rates.
UCS offers two plaiirs^for getting^
the guaranteed Visa card.
, As a distributor/member
under Plan A, if you sponsor just
three people, who in turn sponsor
three people each, you will
receive a Visa card in three months.
Under Plan B, if you sponsor
25 people, you will receive your
credit card in 10 to 25 days
regardless of past credit history.
The USC Droeram is excellent
for people desiring to earn additional
money is their spare time.
For example, if you sponsor 50
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lily," he said he still thinks of
is home and misses the people here,
lerally speaking, I would like to
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ch, colleagues at Winston-Salem
gal Aid Society, and of course, the
Leadership Round Table, and the
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line of credit and also receive
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The Key Club in Newark, Del. >
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