The Pontiac Press: 1966-10-25

Abstract

U.S., allies announce Viet pullout formula ; Federal building okayed for city ; United Fund pledge total at $413,306 ; Tax hike peril hit by Nixon ; 3 communities join sewer plan ; 1967 budget is a record for Waterford ; Use of union funds to aid Dems is hit ; City expected to erase 1270 ; Pontiacs, Tempests break sales mark ; ‘U.N.’ sounds familiar ; Fiery ship a powder keg as it wallows in the Gulf ; Sewage plan revisions OK’d ; War brings early Christmas season ; B52 bombers hit VC bases ; Griffin assails use of funds ; $100,000 fire hits Owosso warehouse ; Selected Reserve force to maintain readiness ; Pollution case hearing reset ; Birmingham area news: public hearing Nov. 28 on traffic diverter island ; Bid to oust judge from case fails ; 2-vehicle crash hurts motorist in Independence ; Trouble on rocket delays launching ; Pickles said risky: ‘milk fights stomach cancer’ ; Senate unit sets police pay hearing ; ‘Seeds sown in Congress’: tax hike probably says Texas Dem ; Romeo group launches study of school needs ; Troy steps up work on sewer ; Councilmen debate sewer pact opinion ; For annual show: 4-H’ers on the mark ; Two are sought as suspects in station holdup ; Grand to provide addition at park ; For Commerce Twp. girl: self-expression in ceramics ; Subdivision sewer project clears big hurdle ; Cooperative effort on safety is urged ; Financial aid to U.N ‘slight’