The Pontiac Press: 1969-01-29

Abstract

PAPC funding viewed as legal by city attorney ; South Viet plans short Tet truce ; Rocky mulling Latin mission ; Power failure hits huge area of Florida ; Army: officer shortage in Viet ; Living cost rise less in December ; Schools closed by weather ; Exec boosts stadium ; Racial report causes soul-searching in city ; Pueblo court of inquiry has many options for action ; Mortgage rate revision poses usury problem ; Fowler critical of Harambee ; Public hearing set tonight to discuss vacating of alley ; Public hearing held on record Pontiac budget ; Weather again delays ski school classes ; Father's crusade results in wounded GI's discharge ; Ford in Dearborn to close for 3 days ; TALUS director says fund lack perils program ; Vote reform backed ; Supervisors slated to fill 7 positions ; Iraqis trying more 'Spies' ; California neighbors pitch in to fight mud ; Wayne court aide awaits ruling on job ; They're peace talks - that's all ; Buddy Hackett VP for hotel company ; Lake Orion OKs participation in big sewer plan ; Citizens group questions Avon library accounting