Forced sale of Minifarm land in Morgan County
Harvey Tettlebaum of the Missouri attorney general’s office said the state decided not to oppose the forced sale at the Morgan County Courthouse. The sale roots from the Minifarm development linked to Arkansas businessman Robert S. Pitts, who faces federal land registration scrutiny. Attorneys for Weg planned actions after January. Pitts aims to buy back the property December 27.
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White Christmas prospects slim in Kansas and Missouri
National Weather Service outlook through Christmas Day shows little chance of snow for Kansas and Missouri. Meteorologist B G Smith notes mild temperatures and minimal precipitation in Missouri, with above average warmth and scant moisture in Kansas.
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Vietnamese plan to release 689 prisoners on Christmas
South Vietnam announced it will free 689 political prisoners tied to the Phoenix program. Spokesman Vu Khanh said the detainees will be released on Christmas Day at various locations, none having stood trial and the longest detention about six months.
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Very serious SALT session held and recessed
American and Soviet negotiators at the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks held their 14th session in Vienna and recessed until January. A conference source called today’s session lasting one hour and 40 minutes “very serious.” No location for future SALT meetings was announced amid more than two years and 106 sessions across six rounds between Vienna and Helsinki. Negotiators had been instructed to seek curbs on nuclear missiles.
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Austrian named United Nations secretary general
Kurt Waldheim, an Austrian diplomat, to serve as UN secretary general for five years. He won in a three-round Security Council vote with most support amid veto eliminations, and the General Assembly was to formally appoint him. Waldheim will take office January 4, succeeding U Thant, while the UN budget for 1972 was approved at a record level.
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First day of winter marks solstice and longer days
The first day of astronomical winter arrives with the solstice and the sun nearer Earth than any other day. Experts note winter’s warmth lags, with true cold often not hitting until mid January. Forecasters predict mild nationwide conditions with flurries in the Great Lakes and Northwest rain.
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Cantrell Attacks Inspection Plan Over Farm Bureau Warning
Rep KE Cantrell D Overland as House Appropriations chair opposes moving inspection duties to the U S Department of Agriculture after talks with Missouri Farm Bureau officials. He argues a federal takeover would be a big economic mistake and urges Missouri to continue cost sharing.
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Former Jefferson City resident critically injured in Highway 63 crash
Michael Allen Berry 18, formerly of Jefferson City, is in critical condition at the University of Missouri Medical Center after a Monday collision on Highway 63 near Columbia. His car tried to pass a vehicle, struck a tractor trailer that hit a bridge. a pickup driven by Alvin Kleinsarge hit the truck. Drivers Clyde Doublin and Kleinsarge were not injured.
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