The Pontiac Press: 1968-04-10

Abstract

Rights bill vote today in House ; 150 feared dead as ferry capsizes ; Waterford explains school salary issue ; Total bombing ban in works? ; Guard starts Detroit exit as emergency bans ease ; Tigers open '68 season ; More violence hits US cities ; Gardeners delight in spring weather ; Easter is a joyful enigma ; Rusk to report on Viet ; Market resumes strong upswing ; 100,000 troops in biggest drive of war ; Birmingham: Year-round schooling study eyed ; Hudson reveals land deal to expand parking ; State vote likely on pollution bond ; Ex-aide seeks treasurer post ; Lawyer enters Congress race ; Poles pick president ; VP will enter the race soon ; New Czech leaders to ease citizen curbs ; 2-mill tax increase likely in Rochester ; Milford council OKs rezoning for apartments ; Orion Township voters may get 1-mill road bid ; Wixom and utility are 30 feet apart ; Farmington High to open doors to Sorrows students ; Clarkston OKs $3.65-million school budget ; GOP officials to talk on county politics ; Oxford votes to join governments council ; Lake Orion employes pick bargaining agent ; Charter snags Lake Orion job ; Hamlin again heads county supervisors ; GI turns self, 'stolen auto' in ; Sen. Brooke will offer bills based on riot report ; Schools annexed