The Pontiac Press: 1968-11-25

Dollar lifts franc, others as French vow austerity ; Small blast stalls mine rescue efforts ; New director of personnel at Pontiac Div ; 5 in area die in traffic ; Scare leaflets on renewal hit ; Waterford millage issues detailed ; Car mishap foils kidnap ; Ground broken for first MCOM class building ; Birmingham: Cluster-housing law eyed ; Hijack of 2 U.S. airliners to Cuba 'strikingly similar' ; Barring Powell again proposed ; 7 supervisors meeting today on pay levels ; 9 to 14 missing as boat sinks ; State delays certification of vote making fast time defeat official ; Waterford educator delineates school needs ;'Profiteering' hikes cost of Massachusetts welfare ; State weekend traffic kills 20, including 6 in Oakland County ; County health director believes hepatitis rise linked to hippies ; Huron Valley acts on school park site ; Stricken family aided by workers at GMC Truck ; Lake Orion's Junior Miss plans major in languages ; Walled Lake awaits OK for Detroit sewer hookup ; Woman replacing spouse as trustee ; Ground-Breaking for library Sunday ; Rochester airs parking tonight ; At home with elements ; Kelley denies warrant report