The Pontiac Press: 1968-05-28

Abstract

Oil found on missing sub's route ; Oregon is best bet for Sen. McCarthy ; Gas bomb fells 50 to 60 students ; Holiday closings are announced ; US plans long Paris talks ; Area's three-day rainfall totals record 8.66 inches ; Louisville erupts; Guard is called in ; Woman is found guilty of killing her daughter, 4 ; 'Sweat equity' loses temporarily ; Birmingham news: City delays zoning action pending talks ; Appeals court post is sought by prosecutor ; Airport hangar bonds okayed ; By state Senate: School borrowing bill OK'd ; City to consider tavern licenses ; Huron changes 3 weeks away ; Riot-cities aid section cut from housing bill ; Holiday shifts plan for rubbish pickup ; April living costs up three-tenths of 1 pct ; Rights hearings set June 13-19 ; Verdict shocks burner of card ; No immediate policy changes for Lake Orion: Charges of school disciplinary abuse answered ; New zoning set up for nursing homes ; Hearing tonight on rezoning in West Bloomfield ; Meetings listed in school drive ; By apartment foes: Avon zoning vote sought ; VP of Foundation to address grads ; Clarkston OKs apartment site ; Highland man again heads Republican unit ; Independence forum on roads is tonight ; School millage hike pushed ; Walled Lake plan for water system okayed by county