The Pontiac Press: 1968-02-06

Abstract

Talks over Pueblo fuel S. Korea's ire ; Romney warns of 'deception' ; Resigned GM exec is new Ford chief ; Two railroads idled by strikes ; School group asks more state bus aid ; Math program receives grant ; Inquest in teen's death ; GM promotes two area execs ; Dems hail LBJ education plan ; Birmingham area news: Hearing is set March 4 on Abbey strip petition ; Commissioner for district 1 enters primary ; Mayor to seek renomination ; Soviets claim US woman lured scientist ; Exam Tuesday for city man in gun death ; Senator's offices foes foiled ; Accord gained in paper talks ; Property tax to be fixed at 7 mills tonight ; Red offensive in 2nd week ; Tales persist of precapture threat to Pueblo ; School buses unshorn students to barber shop ; 12-cent stamp to honor Ford ; What happened yesterday in the state capital ; 2 Jackson escapees back behind bars ; Novi cityhood vote scheduled May 20 ; US fund helps Farmington Twp. in study ; White Lake Twp. tax talks tonight ; Change of venue is sought in Troy drainage dispute suit ; Shelby may close area to hunting ; Farmington's assessments up average 17 pct. ; Independence board to vote on rezoning ; Tax savings await oldsters, vets ; Shelby revises budget, frees $43,520 for use ; Way paved for Pontiac Twp. motel, bank ; Extra half-day granted to pay taxes ; Township board rejects rezoning bid for church ; Major is arrested for traveling in undress uniform ; Student priest, 18, charged in arson