The Pontiac Press: 1968-02-27

Abstract

State Senate panel trims higher education budget ; Rights bill deal in he making ; Johnson places farm program before Congress ; OCC taking lead in learning field ; Quarantine urged for war ; Douglas' name to be on ballot ; Plans approved for county jail ; Police-fire pay accord reached ; Johnson visits Dallas ; MEA opposes nonpublic-school aid ; Communist tanks reported only 50 miles from Saigon ; Blue Cross seeks a 3% rate hike ; Birmingham area news: Public hearing is slated on Ann Street rezoning ; Stolen cars fund in grove; Youths held ; Pressures rise in Florida strike ; Trial March 27 in city slaying ; More Rocky aid for Romney? ; 'Rusk says Soviet Union aiding in Pueblo return' ; Optometrist will run for county post ; Agenda snags Red meeting ; Affair to aid Romney drive ; Waterford woman is 103 ; City hearing tonight on 2 budget proposals ; OCC taking lead with learning techniques ; Avondale school deficit cut by $74,629 ; Keego up-to-date on reassessments ; Disaster control plan gets Troy commission OK ; Can 'country living' Survive? - 2: Many voices heard on township zoning decisions ; Planning group for Walled Lake skills center set ; School millage need affirmed ; Pancake supper slated ; Child psychiatrist will speak in W. Bloomfield ; Defeat millage hike: Berkley voters OK frisk law ; Making possession of LSD a crime opposed ; No legs - Youth still rates 1A ; Censorship of war news hit by Dem ; Mother loses 2nd son in Viet action