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The Pontiac Press: 1968-12-09
(The Pontiac Press, 1968-12-09)
Waterford school millage, bond issue are defeated ; Cabinet picks are near ; Soviets fume as US patrols in Black Sea ; Pontiac, Lapeer Detectives probe 2 weekend murders ; N. Viet Lashes Ky in Paris ; Fast-time loss is now official ; 3 area sites eyed for ABM installation ; Sunken hull probed for missing 17 ; Ex-naturalist at Cranbrook given medal ; Court refuses to block trial of JFK suspect ; 'Egypt will accept UN peace force' ; Surtax fate up to Nixon - Mills ; Crash of lunar trainer seen slowing moon program ; Strike ends at firm as pact is ratified ; Excavating crews' contract ratified ; Mexico, US set new path for Rio Grande ; Holly school board to mull tax vote, class squeeze ; Taxpayer group asks change in county setup ; Volunteer fire dept. pondered ; Troy man completes long path to degree ; Yule decor aid asked in Keego ; County sheriff's deputy killed in M15 auto crash ; Rose Twp. board appoints trustee ; Robbery suspects face examination ; Romeo votes today on four mills for operation of schools ; Local-rate phone link set ; Student discontent simmers at colleges ; Fact-finding envoy for Nixon is in Israel ; Nixon adviser looks to the future ; Record gate for auto show
The Pontiac Press: 1968-12-10
(The Pontiac Press, 1968-12-10)
Shriver likely choice for UN job ; Clifford hopes talks to bring mutual pullout ; Filing is tomorrow for recount on DST ; US may ask Swiss curbs on secret accounts ; Poor shouldn't run programs - Agnew ; Local C of C elects officers ; Nobel prizes to 5 Americans ; 4 rail unions okay merger ; Justice Dept. drops Powell probe ; Birmingham: Education said aid to solving drug problem ; No new flu yet noted in county ; New violence at SF State College ; Valve leak mars Apollo 8 dry run ; Injuries from accident are fatal to Troy boy ; Divers to hunt ship again ; Police seek data on slain women ; Ice still too thin, officials warn ; Hart indicates Muskie bid for Senate post is unlikely ; Bank robbery suspect on FBI 'top 10' list ; State official to get award ; Holly schools OK plan to ease class squeeze ; Lapeer county OKS $1-million budget ; 4-H youth agent is named ; Wolverine Lake bid still snarled ; County Teamster is charged with beating of rebel ; Approval given to Farmington Twp. project ; Write your congressman, Urge foes of ABM site ; Local masons install officials ; County panel gives assurance on construction of three drains ; Warren-VanDyke OKs 8-mill school levy
The Pontiac Press: 1968-12-11
(The Pontiac Press, 1968-12-11)
Hotel set ablaze; four dead in NJ ; Nixon picks a budget head ; Blast shatters Ferndale firm ; Inflation fight musn't peril poor - Ford ; If the flu strikes ; OU lecturer bares feelings ; Czechs crave freedom, McDonald says ; Jury holds fate of two accused of extortion try ; Differences developing on controlling inflation ; Birmingham area: Schools plan new programs on drug abuse ; Senators told credit data could be threat to privacy ; Labor-relations director is named ; DST supporters ask recount ; $85,000 award in man's death ; 5 teens arrested at roadblock ;Speculation varies on post for Romney ; 'Nixon didn't want Rocky in cabinet' ; Likely cabinet choices ; Troy schools chief will resign in June ; Pontiac Twp. trying to ditch drain woes ; Milford Twp. clerk to become first woman supervisor Jan. 1 ; Wixom winner of board race fights recount ; Darwin theory stirs new school policy ; Missile mishap chance 'nil' ; Pontiac Twp. killer of ex-wife's beau will be sentenced ; William Milliken - who is he?
The Pontiac Press: 1968-12-13
(The Pontiac Press, 1968-12-13)
Jetliner explodes with 51 aboard: None survive Caracas crash ; Heavy snowfall heads for state ; Romney: Won't quit until OK'd ; Role of PAPC to be studied ; Local stores thrive on holiday crowds ; Dad loses fight for wounded GI ; Micki King thanks her hometown ; Downtown plan reality 'within our grasp' ; Planning council to study own role ; City man held in fatal shooting ; Birmingham area: Chevy picks Camaro, Nova design exec ; US, Viets set new talks offer ; Hospitals act in flu threat ; County Dems reelect chief ; Construction near on reserve center ; Girl, 14, stabbed to death, autopsy finds ; State averaged 24 violent crimes an hour in 1967 ; New 'police' put leash on teen parties ; Army vows hearing on antimissile site ; Mason lodge to install officers at Clarkston ; Incinerator vibration test set ; Farmington families can obtain tax data at meeting ; Huron Valley eying school park plan ; New high school proposed by Brandon superintendent ; Dog wakes man s fire guts home ; Hazel Park councilman seen as likely supervisors' head ; IRS switch toughens gun-control act ; OCC is seeking housing for 2
The Pontiac Press: 1968-12-14
(The Pontiac Press, 1968-12-14)
US reported trying to free Pueblo crew by end of '68 ; Laird hopes the war will end by late '69 ; Detroit house fire claims 5 children ; Pacts awarded for OU project ; Shultz views labor issues ; Radio Hanoi says Yanks to be freed ; Press to bring readers Bob Hope Viet reports; ABM briefing set in DC ; Jordan-Israel clash ; State house GOP reelects 3 ; Cold wave chills Mid-US ; Birmingham: School union ratifies new pay schedule ; Right-wing Brazil regime begins massive crackdown ; Saigon prepares for new attacks ; Nixon won't cripple social projects - Dem ; Long heart operation leaves girl 'very well' ; 4 grants to OU are accepted ; 32 US drug agents quit during probe ; Virus probe urged as link in cancers
The Pontiac Press: 1968-12-17
(The Pontiac Press, 1968-12-17)
Flu outbreak reported in 30 states ; Nixon to announce choice for UN soon ; County is asked to hike pensions ; Business, public institutions feel flu onslaught in area ; Two ask delay in ABM ruling ; Moonshot crew sharpens skills ; Hope opens tour of far east ; Rubber firm exec Harry Pryale dies ; Birmingham News: Parking removal okayed ; South Viet draws line in talks table dispute ; Meany-Reuther feud is turning international ; New Marine sweep under way in the mountains near Da Nang ; Clerk's widow to get his pay ; Russell reelected by C of C board ; Nixon eyes spark for LBJ programs ; Stadium authority is weighed by city ; Area residents rescue invalid ; Navy fathoms 'gain' in Scorpion loss ; Apollo pilot tells goals of lunar flight ; 1 of 2 pacts near accord in long-standing labor disputes in Lapeer County ; Shelby Township eyes master plan ; Hamlin retains state unit post ; Troy delays OK for trash site ; Architects' firm adds partner ; Many poison beans found ; CAP commander promoted to Major ; Accident injuries fatal to Elba boy ; Retarded children get special class ; Black culture center is expected to open in next few months
The Pontiac Press: 1969-01-13
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-01-13)
Area man held: Skyjack try fails ; LBJ to advise continuance of tax surcharge ; County board's new chairman 'uncommitted' ; Nixon picks face Senate quiz ; Sirhan's trial in second week ; 2 instructors set for cook school ; Hanoi shuns US talks plan ; 7th mall car show opens Thursday ; No bikinis yet, but it's warmer ; Cong raid stirs fears new offensive starting ; Abrams against troop cuts now ; Birmingham: City to mull rezoning bid, housing law ; Lawyer for Pueblo skipper asks delay of Navy inquiry ; Nixon is trimming inaugural address ; State finals near for Junior Miss ; Rain, snow hit much of nation ; Africans boycott session in London ; DST recount trend puts issue in doubt ; Stove fumes kill Avon man ; Hickel faces searching probe in Senate ; Nixon try to kill OEO is predicted ; S. Viet regrets Swedish ties with N. Viet ; Yellowstone Park visitors a record ; New Senate Dem chief is thrust into limelight ; Revival, expansion of plan unit eyed ; Kuhn vows fight on Detroit tax hike for nonresidents ; Hearing tonight on missile site ; Ex-principal on school board ; U-M denies choosing Cohen ; 121 adult education topics offered by Utica schools ; Swim program underway in Bloomfield Hills schools ; Two to become Eagle Scouts ; Shelby chief asks single post office ; Italy captures suspect in kidnap ring
The Pontiac Press: 1969-01-22
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-01-22)
State schools get 53 Pct. of budget ; Pontiac postman has new 'bag'; pup's best friend ; 11 cabinet members are sworn in today ; Milliken takes reins of state ; Mayor is optimistic about state of city ; Weather outlook is foggy but mild ; Army to delay pick of county site for ABMs ; White House still expects Hickel OK ; Downtown Huron parking is banned ; S. Viet Premier predicts Paris peace talk failure ; Judge dismisses suits contesting route of I-96 ; 10 lost in flooded creek ; Dock strike stalls imports ; Mayor gives glowing report on state of city ; Pontiac doctor dies at age 64 ; Huge VC cache seized by Yanks; School-issue vote slated for March 24 ; Czech locksmith 3rd to set himself afire ; Weather cancels tonight's ski class ; Court maneuvers threaten delay in seating Sirhan jury ; Dog wags his tongue ; Detroit panel airs 'bias' at yacht clubs ; Hiring of attorney, statements heat Pontiac Twp. planning unit dispute ; Walled Lake asks meeting on sanitary-sewer plan ; Fuel-oil strike foes talk today ; Hart will keynote annual meeting of COH on Saturday ; Two OU profs get fellowships ; Troy judge, commission candidates file ; White Lake creates panel to buy parcel next to township hall ; Bloomfield Twp. drain pan is clogged ; Hospital staff execs ; Detroit nightclubs to change
The Pontiac Press: 1969-01-23
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-01-23)
Tornadoes claim 28 in Mississippi ; 5 found dead, 5 still missing in creek tragedy ; Court-martial seen for Pueblo skipper ; Milliken's budget figures criticized by legislators ; Warm trend will continue ; Senate confirms Hickel for post ; Cosmonauts shot at ; Week's GI toll highest in month ; School officials: State aid hike is not enough ; City stadium authority has first meeting ; Artistic screen to adorn new Pontiac Div. building ; Lecture-discussion series on SE Asia starts Jan. 29 ; Ski school is off: No snow, so no go ; Dr. Clark loses medical license ; Speeders, beware of Waterford unit ; Lake Orion schools chief details need for levy ; Delay by Army a win for foes of ABM sites ; Avon gets cost estimate for water-sewer building ; Three-part rezoning plan for 21 acres wins approval ; Lake Orion JC's 'Boss of the Year' is exec at the Press ; Holly schools to ask 3 mils ; Fire guts 2nd floor of Birmingham home ; Bishop lashes House speaker; GOP loses 2 tax panel seats ; OU names division chief, aide ; Community recreation land lock seen
The Pontiac Press: 1969-01-31
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-01-31)
City gains in stadium bid ; Nixon asks details on ending the draft ; GM earnings up 6 Pct. in '68 on record sales ; Dwindling hopes for DST rest in state appeals court ; Area weekend to be pleasant ; Huge North Viet troop site is found north of Saigon ; Girl, 11, hunted; kidnap feared ; Stadium plan is hailed ; Pay for supervisors still up in the air ; Oil-gushing ocean well is still threat to California ; 'Total support is needed for urban plan' ; Dems to air disputes in 18th, 19th districts ; Thaw-freeze-thaw cycle tearing up area streets ; Hospital emergency unit opening stalled ; New Sears man is named ; Dethmers won't seek post of chief justice ; Sirhan will testify briefly on Tuesday ; Plane with 63 aboard is skyjacked to Cuba ; Kosygin health 'okay' ; US bounces back year after Tet ; Guilty Grandma says it's not her in holdup photo ; Salvation Army has recruiting woes ; ABM site critics repeat opposition at OU parley ; January thaw floods parts of county ; Romeo board faces school site fight ; W. Bloomfield kills plan for Knollwood sewers ; Supervisors back public voice ; Rochester high school will host a concert ; Fire badly damages Bloomfield Twp. home ; Citizen's panel pushing Rochester school bond vote
The Pontiac Press: 1969-02-03
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-02-03)
Iraq charges Israel with 2nd air attack in 5 days ; Lewn aide elected state Dem chairman ; Hubert skeptical on ABM value ; Cites ills, Mideast keeping Nixon busy ; Chrysler buys Orion Twp. Site ; 1-car accidents kill 2 in area ; Stadium would aid city ; 3-inch snowfall a commuter woe ; 28 S. Viets die in ambush ; Dem post goes to Levin aide ; Lot rezoning to be aired ; Black coalition formed in city ; News annual being printed ; Federal courts' backlog huge ; Hickel in battle to stop oil leak ; Irish won't yield spy's pal to British ; Shaw trial lacks alternate jurors ; Death claims Boris Karloff, 81; portrayed Frankenstein monster ; 3 orphaned by fire to stay together ; Youth is slain at N.Y. theater ; Mishap victim wins $420,000 ; 18th-district Dems caucus: 'Indian wrestling' scant ; Park-spending hike benefits county ; Joint Senate-House hearings on Michigan ABM sites asked ; Bloomfield Twp. board OKs subdivision ; Stockholders OK 5 pct. dividend for Bank of Lapeer ; Birmingham balks at guard for Maple-Inkster crossing ; Insurance brokerage appoints Troy man ; Tree-plant drive is under way in Farmington ; County morgue setup near ; Britisher switches armies in order to reach Vietnam ; Romney eyes housing thrust
The Pontiac Press: 1969-02-04
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-02-04)
2 linked to city bribe ; GM promotes 3 top execs ; Area students write Nixon, wait for his return call ; Nixon may query Peking on easing of tensions ; Soapy possible successor: Aid post to Hannah ; Mercury to fall into 5-10 range ; Board committee meetings mapped ; Nixon must make case for N-pact OK-Fulbright ; Lot rezoning is denied by commission ; school district mergers: only cure for money ills? ; Oil drillings halted off Santa Barbara ; Two GM divisions sets sales records ; Bill to restore DST is offered ; Estes, DeLorean get promotions ; Commission to get report on PARC ; Navy was poised to retake Pueblo ; Hearings near on land condemnation for pipeline ; 30-year financing urged for county jail complex ; Parochiaid effort hit ; Drugs forum set at school ; Meeting at 8 tonight on Oxford cityhood ; Troy Planners Alarmed Over ABM Site ; Novi council signs sewer system pacts ; Avon library board to mull accounting ; New trustee for W. Bloomfield ; Application deadlines crucial ; Biafra begins farming effort ; Plans for church merger in Britain are in jeopardy
The Pontiac Press: 1969-02-05
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-02-05)
2 shot, 1 fatally; city man is held ; Navy renews its quest for a carrier superjet ; County may add M59-upgrade plea ; ABM setup Nixon’s bane ; We're shivering in the sunshine ; County will study conditions at jail ; Stadium support urged ; Errors upset city tax bureau ; Neutral-Asian peace force eyed ; City to adjust benefit plan for retirees ; Death claims county planner ; House unit opens hearings on how to end skyjackings ; Nixon asks OK of N-curb pact ; Milliken is mum on Pro-DST bill ; Cong Free U. S. Soldier ; Investment-Tax repeal is sought ; Thelma Ritter, 64, Dies in New York ; Franklin Road closing near ; City hears Harambee defense ; February ski school sessions start tonight ; Ship’s intelligence chief tells of capture ; 100 attend last session of 'Oxford Cityhood Story' ; 12 candidates seek posts in Rochester Hills ; Vote on incorporation issue will be held next Tuesday ; Rochester school woe cited ; Holly piano strike now in 5th month ; Independence tentatively OKs pipeline ; African history lecturer slated ; Bloodmobile set at Walled Lake site ; Rochester voters can get absentee ballots ; Nature Center special events set ; Iraq frees woman ; OES offers beef dinner ; Double sessions for W. Bloomfield High
The Pontiac Press: 1969-02-06
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-02-06)
Ready to replace Yanks, says Thieu ; Talks are stalled, Saigon assailed ; Nixon to begin 5-nation trip to Europe Feb. 23 ; County supervisors pay becomes statewide issue ; Kelley ruling hits schools, too: County building periled? ; Temporary halt on ABMs ordered ; Thorough study of state hospitals urged ; FCC eyes ban of cigarette ads from radio, TV ; Postal patronage stand is hailed ; School vote registration deadline near ; Enemy toll highest in 4 months ; Clark to forego license appeal ; Exam Tuesday in murder case ; U.S. counters Hoffa appeal ; Drug use likened to Russian Roulette ; TALUS head believes finance plans for schools based on false theory ; Tax reforms being pushed by Broomfield ; Rochester answers school issue foes ; 3 boys named Eagle Scouts ; Wixom plant hit by Ford cutback ; Gravel pit bid action delayed ; Walled Lake, Novi sign sewer pacts ; House unit wants Nixon ABAA views ; Oil slick continues its disastrous onslaught
The Pontiac Press: 1969-02-11
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-02-11)
ABM start-up seen by key House Dem ; N. Viet's envoy to return home; Paris hopes up ; Girl runs to safety as captor is killed ; Building trades integration up ; Storm cleanup under way in northeast; 82 are dead ; Pay showdown looms for board ; Lincoln's birthday closings are told ; Wilson to visit Berlin ; City stadium bid backed ; Vote hits Thai regime ; Head of schools in Romeo resigns ; A bit of a flurry, but little snow ; Voucher plan proposed to aid schools ; Lenten series due ; Bill seeks $700 million to aid Michigan ; Battleship guns hit red bunkers in Da Nang area ; No commission candidates ; Nixon aide first to meet Soviets ; Castro thaw on hijacks seen ; Senate is soothing mansion squabble ; Canada notifies Red China of desire to discuss ties ; County asked for tax refund ; 3 arrested in stabbing at OCC ; Nixon zeroes in on business empires ; US, Viet allies due to meet ; Library in area sets no-fine day ; State may end $1 Fee for the insured drivers ; Troy District gives state its side of story ; School millage action delayed in Walled Lake ; City Council members in Rochester table second offer to join SEMCOG ; Regional treatment of sewage opposed ; Bloomfield Twp. books are moved to new library ; Four promoted to VP by bank ; Rochester High plan to be aired ; Injuries from car fatal to Novi Man ; Lake Orion PTA unit to elect new officers ; Brandon Schools plan spring bond vote ; Effort to save birds in oil slick goes on
The Pontiac Press: 1969-02-12
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-02-12)
47,500 top pay for county board ; Abel is leading in USW voting ; Labor doesn't fear big Nixon changes ; Missile silos face TNT tests; GM to spend $1.1 billion ; City's M-Week head is named ; Incorporation of Oxford spurned by 3 1/2-to-1 margin ; Cold and flurries to abide in area ; W. Berlin vote threat ; Whitmer backs stadium plan ; Venezuelan jet held by Cuba, awaiting fuel ; Local firm sees good '69 ; $7,500 ceiling approved here ; Didn't hear any order ; Rocky plan would extend surtax ; $10,000 salary OK'd in Wayne; central school site best-Dems ; 2nd ski school lesson is tonight at Mt. Holly ; Retroactive pay is urged for judges ; Sewage master plan adopted ; Lifter control, PGH building reports given ; Building code changes mulled ; Special weeks, display of the flag proclaimed ; District court road units eyed ; Springfield Gl killed in Viet ; Huron Valley citizens unit pushes for 3 school issues ; Communities sponsor bloodmobile Thursday ; Pontiac Twp. plan panel functions without trustee ; chief’s fate sealed by issue failure? ; Parents get dead son's medal ; County hearings on ABM sites won't be held before Feb. 28 ; Teen pleads guilty to police kidnap ; Indian headdress given to US chief executive ; Canada college strife quelled
The Pontiac Press: 1969-02-13
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-02-13)
Fly-by-night mail runs are deadly ; County GOP dinner draws record 1,OOO ; Soviet peace moves wanted before N-Talks ; Laird: Might move ABMs from cities ; County to Push for M59 Work ; Old man winter will stay bitter ; Pontiac Div. chief glad to be back ; Senator to speak at JC bosses fete ; Red defection a hoax ; Building unions cool to Romney ; Adman heads fund drive ; Lodge tells Reds: can’t win at talks ; 2 new battles erupt in S. Viet ; Area crash puts youth in hospital ; State to mull pupil vouchers ; Area crash puts youth in hospital ; I. W. Abel quiet Victor ; Egypt aids guerrillas ; Siberian run for Japan ; Pontiac Div. chief glad to be back ; OU needs snow for winter event ; GM execs conflict on tire story ; M59 improvement given top priority by county ; Blind, deaf schools hit ; Lapeer county board pay at $3,800, $30 per diem ; Lapeer county judges to still get extra pay ; Drug-Abuse solution urged ; Berkley police set ticket binge ; Special Avon board meeting to consider '69 library budget ; Some rights gains without fanfare ; Officials invited to TALUS session ; Brandon Twp. home is damaged by blaze ; Drug program is reset ; Apple Island era is recalled ; Mexican with knife sticking out of head lives to tell about it
The Pontiac Press: 1969-02-19
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-02-19)
2nd HUD exec gives approval to Pontiac Plan ; Nixon strips OEO of 2 key programs ; Principals' unit hits Parochiaid ; Firemen set news confab ; Downtown group backs stadium bid ; County taxing units get Edison letters of protest ; Ash Wednesday marked in area ; Grid star tells of faith help ; Senate N-pact hearing previews ABM conflict ; Milliken outlines blueprint for saving Michigan cities ; Birmingham: action delayed on first project in urban plan ; Commissioners miss out on 'welcome' by pickets ; Hero holds hope for youth ; Informer called in bribe case ; Nixon unlikely to visit S. Viets ; Israel threatens Arabs' airlines ; Public may view downtown plan ; Budget director sees surplus next 2 years ; General says Viet objective accomplished ; Arsenic in water stirs town ; Avon Twp. charter discussions set ; Group to push traffic control ; County leaders 'brainstorm' area's future ; Hart disputes Laird estimate of Soviet antimissile outlay ; School board OKs salary adjustment ; Avon-Rochester Dems set forum tomorrow on incorporation issue ; Plea Is withdrawn for Miracle Mile theater complex ; Crisis is over at derailment scene ; State Police probing OU flag-burning
The Pontiac Press: 1969-02-20
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-02-20)
Laird: may deploy ABMs as N-Pact talks are held ; Kickback to Mafia alleged by Lazaros ; Stadium to affect road priorities ; 3 city unions move to hit tax ; God helps him end trips ; Bell exec gets Jaycee boss of year award ; Birmingham area: Popular pick of president seen favored ; Detroit Edison not likely to sue for refund of taxes ; President's unit retains GM VP ; Enemy forces around Saigon top 1968 Tet ; Mutual de-escalation of war, return to Geneva accord urged ; Court will review arson-killing case ; Parochiaid fans cite closing costs ; Teachers may paddle-according to rules ; School drug forum hears what happens in court ; Sidekicks lend stability ; Teen gets probation in kidnap ; Coed Home Ec class helps senior boys to survive ; Avon Library link to Wayne vetoed ; Avondale services to be discussed ; Rift periling construction in 5-county area ends ; Gov. Milliken isn't self-conscious in busy, good-guy role
The Pontiac Press: 1969-03-04
(The Pontiac Press, 1969-03-04)
Viet shellings anger US ; Lunar module passes jolt test ; City mass picketing restrained by court ; Plane crash kills 2, Troy airport closed ; Legislators join outcry on ABM ; Nixon previews report to nation ; Berlin autobahn closed by Reds ; House push sought for parochiaid ; GM Divisions' sales up ; North Viets use Soviet tanks in assault on camp ; Route of I-696 called unlawful ; Birminham news: Police eye ; bargaining unit ; VOCAL group is appealing sit-in conviction ; State police oust 300 protestors at Ferris State ; Chinese protest against Soviets ; Nixon planning major revamp of federal setup ; Report is slated in drain project ; Eisenhower continues to show improvement ; Press Aids Fund to Send deaf-mute sprinter abroad ; Woman shoo-in for Israel post ; Experimental car near debut ; Big Oil merger OK'd conditionally by US ; Six Pontiac policemen are promoted ; Unification appears key issue in Avon Twp. charter election ; Historical rezoning? Issue getting older ; Officers are elected by subdivision in W. Bloomfield Twp ; ABM sites here if Army desires ; Building supplies center set in Avon ; Roosevelt School student artists exhibit at W. Bloomfield library ; Adult education set by Avondale ; Ski enthusiast heads for Italy s slopes ; Court finds liability in 2 cases ; Shaw charged again ; Senate's 'Sherlock' won't run again ' ; Tape shows Sealab death dive ; Mother bewails 'why' of VC son's death