Thursday, August 4, 2011

Local budget for Friday Oakland Press

FRIDAY, Aug. 5
A1 PROPOSALS

GM EARNINGS UP 89 PERCENT
@ With a lower cost structure and higher prices for new models, General Motors Co. reported net income increased 89 percent to $2.5 billion, or $1.54 per fully diluted share, marking the company’s sixth consecutive profitable quarter as the company continued to recover from its bankruptcy two years ago.
“GM’s investments in fuel economy, design and quality are paying off around the world as our global market share growth and financial results bear out,” chairman and chief executive officer Dan Akerson said Thursday. In the second quarter of 2010, GM’s net income attributable had earned $1.3 billion, or 85 cents per fully-diluted share.

MAN TO STAND TRIAL FOR DAUGHTER’S DEATH
@ An Oxford police officer testified Thursday that Robert Kelly walked into the station the morning of May 9 to report an assault. When asked who committed it, Kelly told the officer, “I did.”
A judge ordered Kelly, 52, to stand trial on one charge of first-degree, premeditated murder for the death of his 20-year-old daughter, Megan Roberts. Investigators contend Roberts was asleep in her bed when Kelly entered her room and beat her in the face and head with an aluminum baseball bat.
ZANIEWSKI VIDEO & SCREEN GRAB
TRIAL OPENS FOR MAN ACCUSED OF GAS STATION SHOOTING
@ 8:30 Hayes Bacall, a 50-year-old Farmington Hills resident, trial begins, charged in shooting death of Saif Jameel, a 33-year-old resident of Sylvan Lake.
HOPKINS PHOTO

NOVI
@ The real origin of Novi w/VID - Popular lore says Novi's name comes from its history as stage coach stop No. 6 along Grand River Avenue. It's a great story, says lifelong Novi resident and county Commissioner Kathy Crawford. But it's also not true.
CRUMM PHOTO & VIDEO



MUST RUNS

PONTIAC TRANSPORTATION CENTER TO OPEN
@ A grand opening is being held for the $1.4 million Pontiac Transportation Center on Woodward Avenue.
The ribbon cutting will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 8, at the center, which is located at 51000 Woodward Ave., just north of Orchard Lake Road.
BYRON PHOTO & VIDEO



SYLVAN LAKE Nudity?
Nudity or not? A reader wrote to The Oakland Press asking if anyone was upset over public nudity that he said occurred during the Sylvan Lake Summer Splash party held July 30 on Sylvan Lake.
The reader, who did not include a name, said people had placed a pole in the Sylvan Lake sandbar and then used it for a stripper contest.

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August 9, 2011 at 5:55 AM 

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