The Pontiac Press: 1968-01-12

Abstract

Romney seeks Nixon debate: Governor issues New Hampshire vote challenge ; Broken water main valve created Shelby 'geyser' ; Laos on offensive, Red China charges ; Bowles vows nonagression as talks close ; Violence erupts as Rusk speaks ; Tickets in demand for Pontiac Press cooking school ; Avon Twp. voters decide cityhood question Monday ; Press will initiate weekly TV listing ; Two trains crash in NJ; 200 hurt ; Birmingham area news: Free boating classes will begin Wednesday ; Marines boost force near DMZ by 3,500 ; Israel, Egypt swap POWs ; Groups try to get bodies off mountain ; Stamps still sticky question ; Berz airport sold; Buyer talks with plane owners ; Moon mission is testing soil ; Mother sues in riot death ; Plans approved for 12th Street ; Detroit asks state OK for levy hike, new tax ; 122 on school study council are listed ; Railroads start insurance plan ; 3 juveniles questioned in model homes damage ; Lights worry eye scientist ; Avon cityhood vote near ; Orion OKs plan for 4 developments ; Holly's war ace honored by portrait in Pentagon ; Judge rewards only defendant to brave the cold ; Clarkston adult classes for winter to begin Monday ; Toll-free calling due for several southwest county communities ; Ceremony held for gas service ; Farmington school deficit up ; Sex education films ; Policeman to speak to Avon Twp. PTA ; Their assailant may wind up in the pokey ; Avon contract branch post office in works ; Walled Lake annexation is 'prize' in Tuesday's vote ; City's '67 fire damage toll estimate 3 times that of '66