The Pontiac Press: 1969-01-22

Abstract

State schools get 53 Pct. of budget ; Pontiac postman has new 'bag'; pup's best friend ; 11 cabinet members are sworn in today ; Milliken takes reins of state ; Mayor is optimistic about state of city ; Weather outlook is foggy but mild ; Army to delay pick of county site for ABMs ; White House still expects Hickel OK ; Downtown Huron parking is banned ; S. Viet Premier predicts Paris peace talk failure ; Judge dismisses suits contesting route of I-96 ; 10 lost in flooded creek ; Dock strike stalls imports ; Mayor gives glowing report on state of city ; Pontiac doctor dies at age 64 ; Huge VC cache seized by Yanks; School-issue vote slated for March 24 ; Czech locksmith 3rd to set himself afire ; Weather cancels tonight's ski class ; Court maneuvers threaten delay in seating Sirhan jury ; Dog wags his tongue ; Detroit panel airs 'bias' at yacht clubs ; Hiring of attorney, statements heat Pontiac Twp. planning unit dispute ; Walled Lake asks meeting on sanitary-sewer plan ; Fuel-oil strike foes talk today ; Hart will keynote annual meeting of COH on Saturday ; Two OU profs get fellowships ; Troy judge, commission candidates file ; White Lake creates panel to buy parcel next to township hall ; Bloomfield Twp. drain pan is clogged ; Hospital staff execs ; Detroit nightclubs to change