The Pontiac Press: 1968-04-04

Abstract

'Bloomfield area makes county most affluent' ; Moscow likely site for Viet peace talks ; Two stages fail in Saturn flight ; State Senate OKs open-housing bill ; 4 persons in area charged with auto insurance fraud ; Urban League dinner April 18 ; County offers medical tests ; Criticism isn't personal road chairman reasons ; GI force one mile from Khe Sanh ; Birmingham: BEA talks to open on new pacts ; S. Viet hails peace talk bid ; ABM net on planes ; Tornado hammers Kentucky; Storm death toll climbs to 10 ; Walled Lake sets display of products ; Deadline is tomorrow for Waterford sign-up ; 'Crime, Liberties' Dem session topic ; Budget shows tax changes in Farmington ; Three school issues in Lake Orion vote ; State law cited as Troy delays vote on schools ; Taxpayer group sets meeting ; Consumers Power franchise is OK's in Rose Township ; Wixom Council rejects rezoning bid for multiples ; Huron Valley schools start try for millage hike vote June 10 ; Buffet will honor exchange students ; Walled Lake schools set clinic on sewing ; Junior high students to speak out at PTA session in Walled Lake ; Expert claims: Land use studies 'lacking' ; Walled Lake sets road work priorities ; McCarthy says Hanoi's offer is encouraging ; Sault Ste. Marie leader is dead