The Pontiac Press: 1968-03-20

Abstract

LBJ is reported set to deal for tax bill ; Austerity plan boosts pound ; Johnson echoes Roosevelt plea ; Monetary system hit ; Liquor license OK'd for proposed hotel ; McCarthy: I'd support Bobby ; Rocky rules out Nebraska race ; School aid boost clears House unit ; Better schools: a cup of coffee ; Saigon invasion threat abates ; Riot stress put on self-help ; Birmingham area news: Bloomfield Hills district eyes cuts if millage fails ; US task in Viet: Resume pacification, thwart offensive ; No cause set in market fire ; Gearing for steel, aluminum talks: USW asks dues hike ; City woman bound over in slaying case ; Longest US copper strike partly over ; Local OKs strike at Pontiac retail ; Russia sees threat to military secrets ; Milliken asks total effort to avoid rating ; Fire tax unpaid - Let it burn! ; 5 splats indicate a 'space success' ; US ready to mend ties with Egypt ; Avon pegs cost for water, sewer services ; Keego's board of review held over for unheard assessment complaints ; W. Bloomfield millage need is explained ; Wrong conclusions? Official wraps on report ; Supervisor moves ahead on Shelby riot-force plans ; Schools to survey parents' talents ; Paving projects hearings delayed ; Shelby ponders change in permit for complained about land fill ; Millage needed, superintendent says: Romeo school outlook 'bleak'