2024-03-282024-03-281968-07-02https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12828Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmExtradition granted; Ray to map appeal ; Ruling due shortly on city tax protest ; Four from area in plane crash ; Police accord in Waterford ; Soviets free jet, GIs after US apology ; Cuba releases 86 passengers on hijacked jet ; Full-page flag due ; Significant fossil find shown ; Shakedown bared ; Court clears remap plans for 4 counties ; Birmingham: Zoning bid to be eyed 2nd time ; Smoking shortens life - US report ; New horizons for ex-senator ; B52 raids rip N. Viet areas ; Crowd votes to demand Berkeley reopen streets ; City to review school enter ; City police ask help-on killings ; County bar VP runs for judge ; Fireworks shows tomorrow night ; Noted Cardinal dies ; School-lunch plan OK ; Fireworks injure youth ; Capitalism is the real issue for SDS leadership ; Outlying townships to hold meeting on joint planning ; Royal Oak man GOP candidate for county post ; Farmington Twp. holiday event to feature Sen. Hart ; Woman files as candidate for supervisor ; Dem is appointed to Brandon board ; Avondale money shortage will mean half-day school ; Avon youth okay after river rescue ; South Lyon firm to be in merger ; Another beauty honor, 2nd in Cherry Festival, goes to Miss Lapeer ; Fireworks display set in Ortonville on 4th ; Contract awarded for removal of outdated Lapeer steam plant ; Springfield Twp. road is undergoing paving ; Soviet N-arms offer viewed warily ; Sterile flies are weapons ; UAW gains pact for 7,000 workers ; Illegal taps keep Philadelphia cool ; Expert advice for home burns ; Runaway boxcars injure threePDFen-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.Ray, James Earl, 1928-1998TaxesAircraft accidentsSoviet UnionVietnam WarSkyjackingsHijackingsSmokingStudents for a Democratic SocietyElectionsNuclear weaponsLabor unionsTextOakland University