The Pontiac Press: 1969-05-28

Abstract

No more Vietnams, Rogers is stressing ; Postal-reform route is rock ; War cost close to $100 billion ; Suspend judge, asks Sen. Kuhn ; Bell-annex parking issue bounced to city planners ; Holiday brings many closings ; College-degree plan for Troy ; Yorty defeats Black candidate to win 3rd term ; Post is filled on Bloomfield Twp. board ; Try to cut troops in Europe slated ; Ex-postal official indicted in Baltimore bribery case ; Peace respite for Reds - Thieu ; Heated debates in legislature over spending ; 382,000 autos recalled by Ford ; Nursing home may be sold ; Laos troops, Reds still battling for plain ; Brandon supervisor's job keeps rural visionary busy ; Bid opening set on state road work projects ; Farmington schools plan 'satellite' hot-lunch setup ; Clarkston, Utica men in new posts ; West Bloomfield schools announce summer program ; Councilman in Wolverine Lake gets 'citizen of the year' honors ; Rochester OKs 4-year lease ; Business district renewal plan to be aired in Oxford ; Income tax big boost to finances ; Justice talks of court situation ; Lost sweeper found at last