The Pontiac Press: 1969-09-23

Abstract

$1.3 million a day goes for safeguard ; N-arms talks 'soon' - Kremlin ; Waterford tax fight brewing ; Warrant issued in Canada in area slaying ; 1st day of Fall gets noisy note ; Half-day 'frills' are explained ; Stadia, downtown projects could brighten city future ; Senate starts housing-bill debate ; Birmingham - city teachers to take strike vote tonight ; Nixon backs SST, asks $662 million ; House panel spurns Nixon's postal plan ; No more taxes - parents ; Board's choice for post is here ; Education report set by Milliken ; Antiwar protesters yield 'M' hall ; ADC mother of 8 set to move ; S. Viet unit suffers heavy casualities ; Building trade job bias hit in 'Black Monday' demonstrations ; Detroit 'left holding bag' on abandoned Nike site ; Classroom of future is at Roeper School? ; 4-H turns attention to growing needs of Black children ; Dems to meet on reforms ; 6 added, 9 reappointed to state recreation panel