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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1985

Page

12

Vietnamese refugees return to Fort Indiantown Gap for 10th anniversary

Viets in U S gather to celebrate ten years since Southeast Asia refugees arrived at Fort Indiantown Gap. Cuong Pham, now a Philadelphia laundromat owner, recalls fear of starting over. The event mixed Vietnamese rites with American games as Huey helicopters flew overhead. Wreaths honored war dead and escape victims. State Department official notes mixed emotions about moving forward while memories linger.

Annville Cuong Pham Vietnam Southeast Asia Saigon Fort Indiantown Gap United States Pham Philadelphia Harrisburg America South Vietnam Lacy Wright U.S State Department’s Bureau of Refugee Programs

Love a mystery Boat sails on seven day cruise

Los Angeles AP reports a seven day mystery cruise aboard the 1,400 passenger Tropicale where hundreds of mystery buffs join sleuths spies and intrigue. John Ball author of In the Heat of the Night writes daily scripts aboard to involve passengers in an international espionage case. Ruth Griffiths a Woodland Hills travel agent planned the trip. Pasadena police Cmdr James Robenson modeled Virgil Tibbs will assist. Passengers paid 945 to 1245 dollars.

Los Angeles Ruth Griffiths Woodland Hills Pasadena James Robenson Virgil Tibbs

Judge upholds right of religious clubs in Houston schools

U S District Judge Norman Black orders Westchester High and Spring Woods High to permit Christian club meetings on campus under the Equal Access Act. Tony Amides, a senior, led a suit alleging denial of a meeting room for a weekly one hour Christian group, joined by six other students with DOJ intervening. The district argued the law violated church state separation.

Houston U.S Norman Black Tony Amides Westchester High School Spring Branch Christian Club Westchester Spring Woods High School U.S. Justice Department Reagan

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