The Pontiac Press: 1968-03-26

Abstract

US can't afford guns and butter - Treasury aide ; Tax increase, bond issue okayed for city schools ; LBJ hints of plans to run, hears labor vow of support ; W. Bloomfield OKs tax levy ; Estate check to Michigan: Robbins tax is $3.1 million ; Panama assembly asks guard pullback ; Kuhn proposes income tax top ; GOP 'coalition' after candidate ; Legislature shaping trimmed-down state budget ; Pullout of troops in Europe is urged ; Birmingham: City delays hearing on row houses ; City man loses two fingers in a snow-blower ; Funds for OU included in bill ; Controls sought in police unit ; Parochiaid may loom up again ; How property owners voted ; Race is White problem, 2 Negroes say ; Pueblo letters 'likely propaganda' ; US says war not issue in indictment of Spock ; Sheriff's death called suicide ; Springfield Twp. meeting tonight on zoning law ; Rochester officers are all reelected ; Car dismantler permit renewed by Pontiac Twp. ; School design OK's in Utica ; Amount requested in Troy School vote may be increased ; YMCA camping set in Avon Twp ; Farmington Township volunteers to hear county WHAR head ; Smorgasbord planned ; Lake Orion head is reelected ; Other state project apparently won: Wixom firm is near road job ; Foot and canoe route to Kensington Park is again open to public ; W. Bloomfield group schedules luncheon ; Cranbrook events ; HEW nominee hits riot report