Howard Stern, Silenced in Some Cities, Gains Some Others.

Reports on the efforts of the Howard Stern Show to broadcast its radio program to the American public. Recognition of the pick-up of the program in nine alternative markets and its dropping from six due to indecency complaints from federal regulators; Agreement to pay fines to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to settle the complaints; Claim by Stern of his struggle in a cultural war with the FCC; Decision to sue Clear Channel for banning the program based on Stern's criticism against U.S. President George W. Bush.