2024-03-282024-03-281968-09-12https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12767Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmCounty panel acts on budget, buildings and roads ; Soviet troops move from Czech cities ; Pontiac takes giant step toward Tiger-Lion stadium ; Ground broken for hospital lab ; 2 men killed in Orion crash ; Senate ratification at issue: Candidates clash on N-pact ; Olds unveils new styling ; Airport plan boosted ; Birmingham area: School bus service cuts are canceled ; Navy eyes early-out plan for 30,000 of its reservists ; Owner ordered to raze hotel ; Burglary ring is cracked; 2 suspects are arrested ; Navy-version fill crashes; 2 missing ; N. Korea claims Pueblo captain admits intrusion ; 1969 car pricing crucial - LBJ aide ; Teachers, board wait negotiator in Huron Valley ; Rochester feels parking pains ; Avon moves to ease flooding in 2 areas, form drainage unit ; Utica asks vote on police millage ; Firemen issue put on ballot ; To work with retarded: OTI seeking volunteers ; Lake Orion will reactivate school finance committee ; Berz airport's new owner will continue operation ; Farmington JC fete: Patriotic program is tomorrow ; Organ transplants becoming an accepted treatmentPDFen-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.CzechoslovakiaBudgetsSportsNuclear weaponsPoliticsAirportsMilitary serviceUSS PuebloAutomobile manufacturingFloodingParkingOrgan transplantsThe Pontiac Press: 1968-09-12TextOakland University