The Pontiac Press: 1968-10-31

Abstract

Thieu hints to Army peace step is near ; Nixon charges Hubert wants House election ; State board backs osteopath college ; A-sub Scorpion found in pieces at 10,000 feet ; 13 millionth car assembled by Pontiac is Grand Prix ; Good night seen for goody-seekers ; Vaccine for flu 'to be too late' ; Fowler Jr. replaces Ingraham in OCCEO ; Strike threats not looming at city GM plants ; Soviet cost high for Czech moves ; Birmingham area: Science fare is scheduled at Cranbrook ; Teens' bodies taken from bay ; Papandreaou surgery ; Publisher in Hillsdale will relinquish post ; Rescue-sun budget cut is criticized ; 2 get probation for child abuse ; Pontiac is hearing site on plan for education ; Troy school board mum about probe ; Borrowing OK'd to meet payroll in Huron Valley ; Utica school board okays 3 bids for new junior high ; Two 4-H youths from county are '68 state winners ; 2 firms building in industrial park ; Holly Board looks to bonds for new school, additions ; Avon will sell sewer capacity ; State Senator: 12 hit graduated tax ; For White Lake GI: Widow accepts Bronze Star ; PTA in Walled Lake to report on program ; Minor parties give voters more choice ; Students help pick textbooks