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This document is the results of 3 years of research, contacts, and celebrative efforts for those of us who were there and our salute to those who are now enjoying a new era in broadcast media. The information documented in general are from donate approved information; in the public domain photos and verbal permitted comments and submission to this cause which permitted some personal information, including certain photos, and events related to the content data presented, used or found in the public domain, of facebook, emails, and eyewitness accounts sent to the author or documented by the author(s) in all sections of this historic document on the Radio Station WNJR-AM-1430, Newark, New Jersey from 1973 -1989. Despite an eras of separate but equal, and cultural struggles, WNJR was able to creating new forms of music that encouraged racial cooperation and shared cultural experiences as well as the instrument for bring all cultures, races, genders, multi-cultural households, and both sexes together to listen and learn about the identities of themselves in real life situations, and understanding the needs of togetherness in old school faction for being proud of who we are. With great appreciating about the style wormed. The dances routines, the fashions, hair-dos and styles of the era fusing our differences in musical understanding of R&B, Latin, Jazz and Classic Rock N Roll around the joys, happiness and sad turbulent times. This is a living document with present more to come that shall still add to its history for personally setting the documented record straight on our noted recorded period of time. We whish to thank all contributors, those who were employed or served as;

On Air-personalities, News correspondents, Radio operations, Lead staffers, Operations leadership, Sponsors and the listeners. It is with this truth that we present the factual evidence from that period of time for the research and information of a period in history that can now be used as factual. This includes evens, places, persons, and images that connected our professional communications business to our global communities of New York and New Jersey in broadcast media markets that we acknowledge the follow for their help and assistance for the documentation of Pioneers of Black Radio WNJR, AM-1430, Newark New Jersey; The Berger Brothers, the house DJ, Mark 4 Disco, Soul Train, American Bandstand, Boom Box Inc, Twin City Roller Rink, Recreations & Parks, The Iconic Clubs Bars & Discotheques, The Producers, & Production Studios Crews; Unity Broadcasting, Sound Radio, National Black Network, National Black Network, Community Program Hosts, Television, Cable and News organizations, Health & Emergency Care Services, Police & Fire Services, Community Action Actions, Newark Chamber, 100 Black men of N.J., Civil Right Groups & Organizations, NOW, Leaguers,, East, West, South, North, Central Wards Associations, Scribd, Face book, LinkedIn, Wikipedia and other posting online publishing services; NJ Transit, Movie & Motion Pictures Commission, Restaurants and Limousine Services, The Breweries, Local Record Labels, Major Records Companies and Executives, Newly discovered Artist and World Renown Recording Artist, Newspaper Editors, Gospel Productions, WNJRs Operations, Owners, Staff, Engineers, Airpersonalities, and all the venues that made the remote operation and other broadcast possible. We salute the Fallen, Pioneers of radio, television and motion pictures medias, as we stand on their shoulders making it possible for us in this media of radio broadcasting possible. We thank you all for nearly four decade of professional expertise and opportunities for a life time of serving, giving, leading, supporting, sacrifices, and caring. We enjoyed our in-person touches and contacts with you for news, information and our platforms of music for community services and other partnerships with no boundaries that connected us all with respect and understanding for nearly four decades. Our communications did bridge social gaps for bring people of New Jersey and New York together that made AM, 1430, WNJR, Radio Station #1 throughout many years..Again, We Thank you We invite your comments, memoirs, suggestion for recalling those thrilling days of yester years on this historic occasion that documented our Pioneers of Black Radio at AM-1430, WNJR.
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