The Pontiac Press: 1967-10-06

Abstract

President's program is in deep trouble in Congress ; State surplus is $11 million: Romney gives budget report: 'no surprises' ; City, civic leaders take case to Sears ; City tax vote petitions will be circulated ; 7 1/2-mill increase in property taxes to be asked for schools in Waterford ; 'Congress wants curb on programs' ; Bids on Mott High top estimates ; Ford strike effects crimping economy ; Ex-road chief blasts Romney ; Birmingham area news: Holy grail commandery moves meeting place ; Area reports of bogus bills have stopped ; Poverty bill clears Senate with ease ; Academy honors 1897 graduates ; City leaders disturbed: Aid offer on rowdyism ; US bombs hit 2 key targets ; Open housing law OK urged ; 'Dolly' collapses on Saigon stage ; Added commuter trains asked ; DuPont is offering reward ; 'No criminality' in riot death ; Road commission defies Commerce on trash deposits ; Rochester will open bids on Oct. 17 for portion of Paint Creek sewer arm ; Parade to launch MCC associates' festival tomorrow ; W. Bloomfield hearing set on assessments for sewers ; Orion sets hearing on new zoning map ; 150 4-H members to attend program at Brandon High ; Utica's weekend sesquicentennial activities listed ; Romeo Film Theater closed