The Pontiac Press: 1968-01-11

Abstract

School finance panel proposes millage, bond vote ; Romney calls for safer, cleaner state: Governor's '68 aims outlined ; Study is hailed as milestone in district history ; UAW organizer dies in Detroit ; Plane crashes; No sign of life ; Legislators give guarded OK ; Mansfield against US 'hot pursuit' ; Incoming realtor head is honored ; Leads sifted in arms theft ; Army units in US are 20 per cent shy of major equipment ; City man faces robbery trial ; Birmingham area news: 'Campaign to force vote on housing law success' ; Yanks, S. Viets engage in 3 battles with Reds ; Redford voting is under fire ; Ike beats out LBJ in 'most admired' poll ; Levin quits as minority floor leader ; 2 panels combined in state Senate ; US will end airmail class ; County residents protest expansion of Orion airport ; Troy schools set flexibility study for scheduling ; Highland rejects proposal for reassessment by firm ; Property protest: Tax bills heat tempers ; Keego goes on, hunt manager ; Walled Lake school board OKs vocational education center ; Ortonville gets new building inspector ; School secretaries, board launch talks in West Bloomfield ; For service award: Jaycees seeking nominations ; State GOP plans conference on urban problems ; Prison sentence ; Tuition-aid sign-up due