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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1977

Page

10

Croatian group offices blasted in Pittsburgh area

A series of three bomb explosions struck the suburban residence of the president of the Croatian Fraternal Union of America in Wilkins Township near Pittsburgh. No injuries were reported though damaged property and threats to leader Rade Badavinac were noted. Union members numbered about 190,000 in the US and Canada, with aims to promote culture and support Croatian matters. Investigators from county and federal agencies pursued the case.

Pittsburgh UPI Jobin Nadovinac Cation Fraternal Union of America Ret Polka Yugoslavia United Nations Tely Penn Rade Badavinac St. Ten Kathryn Burilzat CFU United States Canada Sul Wilkins Township Hirn Buenof Tobacco Phearma Aicaheny County

Board votes to oust woman GI at Fort Rucker

A four member Army board at Fort Rucker Alabama found Spec. 4 Marie Sode unsuitable for service and recommended an honorable discharge after deliberations over charges of homosexual tendencies. The board ruled against retention despite her husband Kristian L von Hoffburg being described as psychologically a male transsexual. Capt Robert Higginbotham argued the charge is ill defined and likely unenforceable in civilian court.

Fort Rucker Ala UPD Marie Sode WAC Miss Sode Robert Higginbotham Higginbotham

Supreme Court upholds church schools' state aid ruling

Washington DC The Supreme Court in a split decision upholds an Ohio law funding parochial school pupils via textbook loans and related public aid with trips and maps extracts struck. Justice Blackmun says aid must have secular purpose and not promote religion, while reactions vary among justices.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Obie Harry Blackmun Ohio American Civil Liberties Union Blacoman Msu

Ethiopia blasts U S and troops to back peasants march

Ethiopia denounces the United States as "soaked in blood" and imposes a curfew in Addis Ababa. Officials say 20,000 armed peasants backed by regular troops will march through Revolution Square at 6 am, signaling a hard line against opposition. In Washington, the Senate approves a housing bill amid debate on homosexual rights, with a close vote on the matter.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia UPI Yesentay United States Revolution Square Oy Kes Ababa Africa Washington Ufi Senate Fonda Devel Degarmert LN Gil

Kindergarten Graduation Sparks Clowning at St Ann School

Douglas Fongemie, center, could not resist the urge to clown during his first graduation at St Ann School in Bristol Connecticut. Monique Cote and Dina Pare reacted differently as they finished kindergarten and moved on.

Douglas Fongemie St Ann School Bristol Conn Monique Cote Dina Pare

Assembly approves contributions measure

In Sacramento the Assembly sent AB C7 to the Senate by a 41 09 vote. The bill by Assemblyman Bill Lockyer would let married couples contribute 2 via a state income tax return checkout to political parties. It would create a new state fund and specify distribution to parties, with an estimated 2.5 million yearly potential.

Sacramento UPH Bill Lockyer DeSan Leandro Senate Ical Polgn Tard Lockyer Degeer

Tris treated pajamas may return to shelves feared

Washington based upi reports a federal judge overturned the CPSC ban on the flame retardant Tris. Environmental Defense Fund warns that sales of children nightgowns may resume without labeling, risking consumer exposure. Robert Timmerman of American Textile Manufacturers Association doubts industry will restart Tris use for children's sleepwear. District Court Judge Robert Chapman ruled the agency ignored company rights amid potential heavy losses.

Washington UPI Environmental Defense Fund Tris American Textile Manufacturers Robert Timmerman

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