Clear Channel Executive Raised Thousands to `Buy' Hair of HEB MS 150 Bike to the Beach Bike Tour Manager.

SAN ANTONIO -- CFO Randall Mays raised $10,000 to dye Tony Ralf's hair "Clear Channel Blue" in time for the upcoming Bike Tour

Clear Channel CFO Randall Mays met the challenge set forth by Tony Ralf, HEB MS 150 Bike to the Beach Bike Tour manager for the Lone Star Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Mr. Ralf challenged all HEB MS 150 Bike to the Beach participants to raise $7,500 to "buy" his hair. Mr. Mays, with some help from Hugo's Hair Salon, dyed Mr. Ralf's hair on Friday, Sept. 17, at the Clear Channel Headquarters, located at 200 E. Basse Road.

Randall Mays, a Clear Channel Bike to the Beach team member, exceeded the $7,500 mark and raised more than $10,000 for Mr. Ralf's new blue do. As a gesture of Clear Channel's support for this year's ride, Mr. Ralf's hair was dyed "Clear Channel Blue" (PMS 541). Hugo's Hair Salon specially formulated the dye to match the Clear Channel logo. Mr. Ralf's hair will be shaved on the overnight stop in Beeville during the ride weekend.

Several of Clear Channel's local radio and television affiliates are media sponsors for this year's Bike Tour. This is the third year that Clear Channel has had a team ride in the Tour and so far this year, the team has raised more than $27,000.

The 2004 HEB MS 150 Bike to the Beach Bike Tour is a two-day, 143-mile ride from San Antonio to Corpus Christi. It begins at sunrise on Saturday, Oct. 2, from San Antonio's Brooks City-Base. After an overnight celebration and stay at the Coastal Bend College in Beeville, cyclists head out on Sunday morning, Oct. 3, on the final leg of their journey. The second day takes riders into Corpus Christi and across the finish line at the Texas State Aquarium for a beach party like no other.

The San Antonio-to-Corpus Christi Bike Tour wraps up the 2004 Texas MS 150 season and is one of three fundraising rides that the National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Lone Star Chapter hosts in Texas, including the BP MS 150 from Houston to Austin in April and the Dallas-to-Oklahoma MS 150 Red River Challenge, presented by Toyota, in May. All three are regarded by cycling enthusiasts as the premier rides in Texas, with an experienced management team, well-coordinated routes and special attention to riders' safety and comfort.

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