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WASHINGTON (GNIC) — Delegates to The case involved a Mexican writer, Juan Prices good through July 31, 1985 the American Bar Association's annual Jacobo Hernandez, 43, who was invited to meeting July 16th narrowly rejected a be grand marshal of Sunday's Lesbian-Gay measure calling for an end to discrimination Freedom Parade in San Francisco. BIJOU VIDEO SALES based on 'sexual orientation.' arrival were or- 771E O'W WOO EXPEA973 Hernandez' actions upon 1349 N. VANS, The measure, which was amended to chestrated by homosexuals as a test of Chgo, IL 60610 note the ABA was 'not approving or immigration policies. endorsing homosexual activity,' was de- For a asampiethw "cheap thrill" listing Or ter feated after about an hour of debate by a On his arrival Wednesday. Hernandez vote of 161-152. In 1983, the ABA voted announced to customs officials that he was CREDIT CARD ORDERS CALL: down a similar measure by a vote of 158- gay. 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