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• Wizard Entertainment bought the Chicago Comicon from Charet and his partners in 1997.
• Early in the process, George Hagenauer and comics retailer Larry Charet were brought in.
• Sharpton began considering a move into the media world about two years ago, said Bruce Charet, his entertainment manager.
• The 1979 show was produced by Larry Charet and Bob Weinberg; it was the first year that Joe Sarno was not one of the show s organizers.
• "The economy is booming, but we have a jobless recovery, " says Lesley Noble, the architect of the Charet tax-cut plan.
• That is when a mutual friend in the record industry introduced Charet and Sharpton, leading to a dinner at the Friar's Club in Los Angeles, where the plan began to take shape.
• Charet said that aside from pursuing television and radio talk shows for Sharpton, he was also seeking to turn him into a producer who would make his own television programs or movies from a trove of compelling, hard-luck stories collected by Sharpton's National Action Network, which is based in the Harlem section of New York.
• Asked if he was concerned that Sharpton could be criticized as cashing in on his activism, Charet said that at every meeting, " The first words out of his mouth are ` I have a commitment to the people who support me, and everything and anything I do has to be true to that cause . "'
• The first councillors were declared elected and held their first meeting at the residence of William Brown, at the corner of what is now Buckland and Botany streets, on 1 July 1860 : Edward John Hawkesley ( elected Chairman ), John Geddes, Thomas Rostron, Edward Byrnes, William Austin, William Bryant, John Oates, George Kitson and Jules Felix Charet.