by Cliff Vaughn | Jul 28, 2004 | News
While Teresa Heinz Kerry was on the platform at the Democratic Convention Tuesday night, somebody somewhere was lining a hot dog with ketchup. Maybe it was Heinz. Or maybe it was W Ketchup, a new kid on the political block of condiments, where one’s squeeze...
by Bob Allen | Jul 26, 2004 | News
Three Baptists were prime-time speakers Monday night at the Democratic National Convention in Boston. Former Vice President Al Gore and former presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton were keynote speakers on the opening-night program at the convention in >Boston....
by Bob Allen | Jul 23, 2004 | News
For the second time in a week, Americans United for the Separation of Church and State has asked the Internal Revenue Service to investigate a Southern Baptist church for allegedly violating laws that prohibit tax-exempt charities from electioneering. The church-state...
by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Jul 23, 2004 | News
Baylor University regents decided not to vote on retaining President Robert Sloan, according to media reports. A report on the Dallas Morning News Web site says Provost David Jeffrey emerged from Friday’s regents meeting about 11 a.m. and told Sloan supporters...
by Bob Allen | Jul 22, 2004 | News
Baptist publisher Cecil Staton Wednesday afternoon appeared headed for a fall election pitting him against a fellow Baptist in his bid for the Georgia State Senate. Staton, president of Smyth & Helwys Publishing in Macon, Ga., led physician Meg Nichols in...
by Bob Allen | Jul 21, 2004 | News
Baylor University’s president could face a third vote on his leadership in less than a year this week, and this time his opponents say they have enough votes to fire him, Texas media are reporting. Will Davis, chairman of Baylor’s board of regents, said he...
