The Pontiac Press: 1966-10-04

Abstract

Men over 26 may be drafted ; Divorce clears the way: army life without wife ; Avon expected to end holdout on sewer plan ; School mergers, bond plans on area ballots ; UF division sets kickoff ; Peking bars Soviet planes ; Judge rejects new trial in Steren case ; A hot time in the old town ; Judge denies injunction; carpenters still on strike ; New ambassador in a stylish debut ; Chrysler plant layoffs begin ; State Dept. nominees face quiz ; Comptroller for Pontiac Motor is promoted; successor named ; Birmingham area news: Ring Road plans due study ; Injunction issued: teacher curb denied ; Big Three set output record ; Bell workers considering a new offer ; Prison term for car death ; GE, unions to meet at Pentagon ; County action on ’67 set tomorrow ; Library role on city agenda ; Swindle charge dropped ; Ike’s A-weapon reference hit ; House OKs weakened packaging bill ; Utica school vote expected on $15.5-million bond issue ; Avon is expected to end sewer interceptor holdout ; In Clarenceville District: voters OK 5-mill school levy renewal ; Draft tests Nov. 18-19 at state centers ; For Novi manager: sewer funding study ordered ; 1,000 believed dead in Nigeria ; U.S. raises to legal limit home mortgage interest rate