The Pontiac Press: 1968-01-30

Abstract

Bomb halt terms surprise US allies ; Ex-rep. Dondero dies at 84 ; VC raid cities, 4 US airfields ; Lansing adopts city income tax ; LBJ asks benefits for GIs ; Graves unearthed at Arkansas prison ; OU, Romney discuss budget ; LBJ budget stirs warnings of cuts ; Birmingham area news: Hearing slated March 4 on vacating Abbey Road ; Ev, Mansfield split on Pueblo ; Nixon aide says NH verdict near ; Gunman, out of gas, gives up at Denver ; Inkster voters nix school tax ; Rep. Dondero is eulogized ; GM workers are returning to city plants ; UAW, GM gain accord at third plant ; Fair housing up for final vote tonight ; Area man, 46, dies of auto crash injuries ; Suez duel rages ; Township employe pact OK'd ; Georgia IRS office has 'kiddie korner' ; Clarkston says no to annexation ; Sterling files complaint over Troy drainage ; Board members, administrators ask state probe of finances ; Stevenson High School day lengthened to 8 classes ; Ladies' night dinner at Lake Orion church ; Bloodmobile will be at Oxford church from 2 to 8 pm tomorrow ; Freshman member of Troy Board charges misuse of school funds ; Walled Lake schools add seven courses for adult education ; Commerce firm joins in low freeway bid ; Commerce GOP club elects '68 officers ; Pet parasite film set ; Emergency clinic aids people in emotional crises ; Action on rezoning for development is tabled ; Tax protestors join to battle assessments ; TV gag line is no joke to 'rescuers'