The Pontiac Press: 1968-05-17

Abstract

Open housing clears legislature ; Senate okays stronger House measure, 26-5 ; City 'poor' march canceled today; Will be May 24 ; US, N. Viet deal is seen on bombing ; E-road official charged in fraud ; Downtown group advised on how to fight shoplifting ; Why did OCC head quit? ; Sunday liquor bill defeated twice by state Senate ; May be scrapped before it's formed: Army division is at issue ; Allies wind up A Shau sweep; N. Viets return ; Birmingham area news: Plan to retire revealed by long-time supervisor ; Interim newspaper is suing Detroit Teamster Local 372 ; $80,000 OK'd for Oakland planning unit ; UAW Local 594 hall riddled by gunshots ; GOP official runs for House ; Boy, 15, gets lung transplant ; 90 educators at drug parley ; Positions taken at Paris are outlined ; Speed limits save lives, Sweden finds ; Effort made to end Imlay City pay row ; Orion Twp. to proceed on $65,000 storm drain ; Ex-school head in area discloses new position ; Davisburg residents protest consolidation: Drive on to reinstate voting precinct ; Walnut Lake teacher to be honored at tea ; Wallace Group sets meeting tomorrow ; Man appointed to Orchard Lake council position ; For Utica schools: 3 elementary principals named ; Utica teacher pact gets tentative OK ; Oxford dedicates center tomorrow ; Oxford OES to serve chicken dinner today ; President is elected by Rochester Jaycees ; Cleanup day changed