2024-03-282024-03-281968-07-24https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12809Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm10 die in Cleveland sniper outbreak ; Won't waver on war - Johnson ; Official tells why road tax needed ; Train hits bus; 9 migrants die ; Riot bill veto is upheld ; Rain to continue, says weatherman ; Sewer project receives boost ; Seclusion kept 6 murders a secret ; Pontiac Div. sets 2nd July record ; Must accept roles of S. Viet rulers: Harriman warns N. Viets ; Detroit woman murder victim found in area ; Hearing Aug. 5 on raises in general fund budget ; Birmingham area: Assessments confirmed on water main ; Legislature acts on OU building ; Exam focuses on cash deposit to weighmaster ; 3 still critical in powder blast ; Gun bill OK predicted ; Ex-factory manager at GMC Truck dies ; Legal probe speedup urged ; insurer cancellations of fire coverage hit ; Lake Orion council snubs riot insurance ; In Waterford school district: Five 'deficient' history texts in use ; Holly festival this weekend ; Dance at OU to aid victims of leukemia ; Principal of school in Thailand: Ex-Avondale High head returns to Asia ; Garrets end teaching career: School plaque honors pair ; 2.4 mill tax boost set for Holly Schools ; Testimony hurt Fortas' chances - Hart ; Candidacy is OK's for 2 Romney aides ; Girl from Waterford at medical meeting ; Splitting hairsPDFen-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.SnipersMurderTaxesVietnam WarSewage systemsRiot legislationOakland UniversityAutomobile manufacturingExplosionsInsuranceRacial biasFortas, Abe, 1910-1982TextOakland University