Howard Stern Show sparks advertiser boycott call
Religion writer McManus reports the American Family Association has persuaded thousands of Stern advertisers to pull ads. The piece details AFA's campaign, noting high ad quit rates in cities like Grand Rapids and Los Angeles, and urges CBS listeners to pressure local stations to avoid the show.
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Howard Stern
Fresno
Calif
York
Panama City
Fla
James Madison
CBS
American Family Association
Stern
Don Wildman
AFA
Larry Flynt
Bill Johnson
Michigan
Johnson
Grand Rapids
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Paris Burrell
Empire Glass
Richard Chance
Layman answers call to ministry in rapid Sanderson appointment
David Sanders, a 35-year-old risk-control manager with Texas DOT, leaves a stable life for ordained ministry. After a weekend ministry workshop and a rapid progression through licensing, he is named pastor of Asbury United Methodist Church in Sanderson, balancing travel across West Texas with church duties and family time.
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David Sanders
Texas Department of Transportation
Odessa
Sanders
Asbury United Methodist Church
Sanderson
Asbury United Methodist
Gram
Milton Chester
United Methodist Church
Fort Stockton
Chester
West Texas
Txdot
Kathryn Strempke
Asbury United
Strempke
Danny
Fishers of Men blends faith and bass fishing trail
Al Odom, Sumter bass pro, launched the Fishers of Men Tournament Trail as a faith-centered series with two-man teams paying $110 entry. The circuit, with 270 members, promotes fellowship over swearing or cheating and aims to expand from the Southeast to broader states while drawing local sponsors and SBC support.
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S.C
al Odom
Odom
Sumter
Bill Howard
West Columbia
Agape Baptist Church
Lake Guntersville
Ala
Deion
Reggie White
Tom
New York
Fishers of
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Georgia
Oklahoma
Alabama
Ron Richardson
Jesus
Peter
Andrew
Charles Thomas
Trail
Thomas
Southern Baptist Conventions
San Jose handyman earns Guinness record for crosses collection
Ernie Reda, 75, receives Guinness confirmation that his lifelong passion has earned the world’s largest collection of crosses. His Latimer Avenue garage houses 8,439 crosses plus thousands of religious items, books, and postcards, with plans for a museum atop a Santa Clara Valley hill.
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Calif
Ernie Reda
Blackey
San Jose Handyman
Guinness Book of Records
Reda
Latimer Avenue
Tom Thumb
Santa Clara Valley
Kentucky
South Dakota
Brooklyn
Ohr
Florida
Bob Hope
Dolores
Zambia
Africa
American Heritage
Smithsonian Institution
San Jose State University
Guinness
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