The Pontiac Press: 1968-01-24

Abstract

Crew told to destroy ship's secrets before capture ; Romney budgets war on crime, city woes ; Local fair-housing law receives preliminary OK ; Turnout for turnovers high at cooking school ; Marine combat base shelled ; Wallace backer sees city vote ; Cong frees 2 US POWs ; Pontiac Div. sales top period in 1967 ; Congress mixed in ship reaction ; Birmingham area news: Commission postpones hearings on rezonings ; Republicans hit LBJ on war, home issues ; Light radiation in B52 crash ; GM worker-stockholders in city share $4.3 million ; Astro-scientists might leave space program ; Tonkin probe decision due ; Avon parents sue hospital ; Great Britain deplores act by N. Koreans ; Avon youth sentenced for injuring teen ; County sets clinic for dog shots, tags ; Names of 11 Vietnam War victims listed ; Petitions for incorporation of Oxford to be circulated ; Northwest Elementary now Apollo: Huron Valley board OKs name change ; County unit, planners split on Orion rezoning bid ; Farmington wins 2nd place honors for fire prevention ; Avon charter unit elects chairman ; Disaster control plan okay delayed for week in Troy ; Troy C of C names 6 to board of directors ; Nine file to run in Wixom races ; Avondale growth spurs cost rise ; Cranbrook events ; Heating, refrigeration councils get together