June 10. On this date in 1988, a news story in the Religion section of the Chicago Tribune about Orthodox Bahá'ís was titled, "Bitter dispute divides Bahais" noting that the third Guardian "Joel Marangella has been forced to live in hiding because of death threats."

June 10. On this date in 1988, a news story in the Religion section of the Chicago Tribune about Orthodox Bahá'ís was titled, "Bitter dispute divides Bahais" noting that the third Guardian "Joel Marangella has been forced to live in hiding because of death threats."

On May 8, 2005, the Orthodox Bahá'ís, listed as the Second International Bahá'í Council would win a legal case brought against them by the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of the United States before the World Intellectual Property Organization (see WIPO Case No. D2005-0214) for the use of the domain name uhj.net.