The Pontiac Press: 1969-04-24

Abstract

De Gaulle's reign may be near end ; Jury concurred: Sirhan 'sick,' but not enough ; Proper dissent vital to change - Milliken ; Amusement tax for Detroit is hit ; Increase mail rate a cent, asks Nixon ; Antileukemia drugs found by team at MSU ; Land acquisition for airport OK'd ; Burn victim heals slowly ; State Senate committee clears school-fund bill ; Local pupils will attend author parley ; Big concessions by U.S., S. Viets at peace talks ; Teen drug addict jumps, finds God on 8-inch ledge ; Fact-finding set to resume in city dispute with unions ; Student rights, unrest debated at Avondale confab ; 'Light the Night' drive begins ; 'New school may not open' ; Juvenile unit chief knows from past ; Interceptor outlet question cleared up ; Phone firm starts Ortonville projects ; Training-unit rebids are up only slightly ; Legal Nevada gamblers to fight $1,000 tax ; Car-insurance change urged