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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1977

Page

10

Rex Humbard Built Global TV Ministry Empire

Akron Ohio based evangelist Rex Humbard heads the Cathedral of Tomorrow and a worldwide TV ministry with an $18 million annual budget. The network spans 223 US stations and over 540 stations internationally, funded largely by US donations. Humbard notes foreign funds stay abroad and credits his growth to televised sermons, global outreach, and a large staff managing broadcasts, mail, fundraising, and counseling services.

Rex Humbard Humbard Columbus Cedar Rapids United States Judd Jackson Cathedral Japan Canada Philippine Islands Australia Liberia Brazil Chile Monte Carlo Akron, Ohio Alpha Rex Emmanuel Humbard Akron Cathedral of Tomorrow Cuyahoga Falls Ohio Dennis Shaul Ohio Department of Commerce Warren McPherson McPherson Lloyd Coperbarger Nigeria

New York to Join Concorde Trade Mission Flight

Gov. Hugh Carey's administration, once opposed to Concorde, now backs a New York trade mission to London aboard the supersonic jet on a free flight. Commerce Department says Concorde meets JFK noise standards and the team should proceed quickly.

Albany, N.Y Hugh Carey New York State Commerce Department London Carey John F. Kennedy International Airport

Eglevsky dies in New York ballet figure

Andre Eglevsky, 60, a Russian native who studied and performed ballet in Europe and ran a ballet school with his wife in Massa​pequa, New York, since 1955, died Sunday in Elmira. 30 years ago, the Interstate Commerce Commission authorized increases in first class passenger fares on Western railroads.

Elmira N.Y Andre Eglevsky Europe Massapequa Interstate Commerce Commission

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