June 1994

• Boycott growing as Kmart earnings drop for fifth straight quarter
  Kmart refuses to pull pornography from their bookstores.
• Don Wildmon
  The set of the soul decides its goal
  "For years our (church leaders) emphasis has been nearly totally on trying to get people to come to church instead of be the Church."
• How prime time boxes in religion
  The overall picture of prime time's treatment of religion remains negative and contrasts overwhelmingly positive portrayal of other sorts of characters, such as blacks and homosexuals
• Abortion – Clinton's dominant domestic, foreign policy issue
  Expansion of access to abortion is a dominant, defining issue for this President.
• Paths away from suicide
  An open letter to late tock singer Kurt Cobain's one-and-a-half-year-old daughter Frances
• Tim Wildmon
  Exact change required
  An illustration of the freedom of having a debt paid
• At last we agree: fix the family
  As a nation, we have a crisis of family breakdown.
• Media distorted 'Camp Sister Spirit' story
  A community whose moral culture is under assault
• With health care rationing baby Olivias would perish
  A personal letter written to Don Wildmon, president of the American Family Association
• More money doesn't mean better education
  Parents should select wisely and well when their children go to college.
• Government encourages attitudes causing high infant mortality rate
  Personal responsibility is still the key.
• Media see religion as private matter
  More people turn our for worship in a month than do all ear for sporting events. Yet sports continues to 'get the ink.'
• Can boycotts be part of the answer?
  Perhaps the swiftest most powerful way to improve the quality of radio and television would be the purest kind of legitimate commercial persuasion.