2024-04-042024-04-041968-01-09https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12982Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm13 die as fire races through NY tenement: Nine of victims of slum inferno were children ; City police continue hunt in arms theft ; Bloomfield Hills collision is fatal ; Commuting up on Grand Trunk ; Open housing issue in legislative toss ; Post office has 6-centers - now ; GM Truck has 2nd-best output ; Area gets respite from biting cold ; Voters revolt on school taxes ; Heart recipient worsens ; Birmingham area news: Parking facility bonds OK'd ; US war toll rate shows gain in '67 ; Budget chief resigns post ; Irons, supervisors guilty of unfair labor practices ; Johnson peace quest doubted ; Levin to seek Dem OK to quit post in Senate ; Model homes vandalized in Waterford ; Surveyor near lunar landing ; Board of realtors annual banquet tomorrow night ; Strike dates may be set ; Cancellation of hearing to be asked ; Consumers method conserves energy ; Lady Bird to give memorial lecture ; Clarkston board ends series of code revisions ; Avondale board asks 12.7 more mills ; Farmington holds sign-up for adult education classes ; 2nd Orion hearing likely on new zoning ordinance ; Water cut off in Lake Orion ; Four GOP candidates to vie for 3 positions on Romeo council ; W. Bloomfield JCs set fair housing debate ; Birmingham board hears high school growth needs ; Meeting tonight on annexation ; Five candidates file petitions for council positions in Leonard ; Avon Twp. Park for mobile homes is nearer reality ; Board OKS vocational center ; Pontiac Township signs COG papers ; Foreign leaders back dollar controls ; Post offices are hit by stamp rush ; Double taxation for some: Land transfer levy explainedPDFen-USUsers assume all responsibility for questions of copyright, invasion of privacy, and rights of publicity that may arise in using reproductions from the library's collections.FiresCrimeHousingTaxesHeart transplantsVietnam WarSpace explorationStrikesEnergy conservationAdult educationThe Pontiac Press: 1968-01-09TextOakland University