The Pontiac Press: 1968-08-14

Abstract

LBJ may have to trim budget $1 billion more ; Harriman claims buildup ; Secret Service busy protecting hopefuls ; McCarthy sees Humphrey win ; Roads to get repair only ; Agnew must prove office not vacant ; Army Nike sites may be closed ; Quake hits Mexico ; I-696 route outlined at hearing ; Biafra stronghold goal of Nigerian offensive ; Birmingham area news: Library budget submitted ; Son of missing clerk gets ballot support from Dems ; Space data aid to people eyed ; Arkansas Dem calls for debate ; Munition train derails in Ohio; Area is cleared ; Trustee resigns post at General Hospital ; Killer, 3rd victim are hunted ; Fire-bomb clue reward is set ; HEW probes city schools to force desegregation ; Lake Orion OKs laws on water and disorderly ; Clarkston Schools tax rate is up 1 mill ; Pontiac Twp. still says no to Bald Mountain land-fill ; Troy OKs bonds for new library ; 'Voting of GOP belies platform' ; Farmington JCs to host 'sing out' ; School sign-up in Walled Lake ; Avon educator to join staff of LIT ; Massachusetts gets 2 in slaying ; Young Republicans urged to push for House victories ; Commerce man heads firm unit ; WWI veterans plan picnic for Saturday ; Sweet Adelines picnic is Sunday ; Firm in Troy forms new subsidiary ; Dem platform hearings draw Farmington man ; Fish-boat deaths laid to gas ; Trial starts for 4 in kidnaping-rape ; 19th district GOP split ends