2024-04-032024-04-031968-03-07https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12933Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmBody found, 8 GIs missing in Potomac ; Open housing is before Senate ; Fate of 21 still unknown: Rescuers probe salt mine ; Noted politician dies at age 83 ; Finance unit offers city school goals ; An aura of spring envelops the area ; City manager applies skill quietly ; Senate eyes drain of back-up troops ; Birmingham area news: WUF head talks in Pittsburgh ; US, Russia, British join in N-pact offer ; Noncandidate course is charted by Johnson ; City certifies results of vote ; Weekly toll of GIs in 542 ; Schools closed in US capital ; 'LBJ apology, admission may free 82' ; Avon Twp. gets water-sewer figures ; Apartment OK is advised for land on Walton ; Police-aid participation grows ; Gravel pit foes see no redress ; Time runs out for probe in Avon of alleged election illegalities ; By Farmington Council: New pay, fringes for 10 OK'd ; Land-fill renewal delayed ; Students will discuss travel experiences at Walled Lake meeting ; PTA speaker slated ; Fete for Avon elderly ; Children paint a bright worldPDFen-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.Mine safetyHousingDisastersCity managersNuclear weaponsUSS PuebloElectionsTextOakland University