The Pontiac Press: 1968-04-16

Abstract

Five incumbent commissioners win; 10 are injured as cars collide in Addison Twp. ; President focuses on war and peace ; Mononucleosis virus eyed as link to malignant tumor ; New representative ruling looms: County board facing change ; Commission vote at a glance ; Tentative 1969 county budget tops $26 million ; Detroit OEO incorrect, US finds ; 2nd Dem seeks US House seat ; Sheriff upheld in dismissal of county deputy ; Birmingham area news: Commission seeks to keep open Forest Street crossover at Hunter ; Appeal fails; Prof must go ; Land-fill pacts OK by city seen ; Nixon appears to be undisturbed by likely Rockefeller challenge ; Press Telegraph editor will attend seminar ; Urban League's big event near ; Milton Henry pleads not guilty in tax case ; Try to nullify Troy rezoning tabled: Move to block Somerset stalled ; Troy nearly slips cog in choosing delegates to unit ; Controversial zoning bid before White Lake tonight ; Water system step on agenda in Walled Lake ; School budget is keyed to vote ; Bloomfield Hills school card to eye cuts ; Supervisors fill No. 2 position ; 4 teen-agers killed as car is rammed north of Port Huron ; Lapeer man is VP of banker group ; Special forces 'Pioneer' looks back ; Attorneys seeking new trial for Hoffa ; It was April 15, but some would not pay ; Discussion set on King honor ; Death takes author famed as naturalist ; MSU gives tips on mowing lawns ; Hospital aides to begin course