Weather report from the News Tribune and Weather Bureau
The report shows yesterday's high of 32 and low of 26, with a 0.73 inch snowfall over the last 24 hours ending at noon. The forecast includes single day highs around 51 to 69 degrees, and a total month precipitation of 0.53 inches with 0.32 inches recorded in 1952 as the heaviest rain in 51 years. Sunset at 7:24 a.m. and notable fall amounts noted for several days.
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Prisoner of 34 years seeks compensation
Washington AP reports Stephen Dennison a gray haired man appeals to the Supreme Court for 115000 dollars claiming compensation for 34 years in prison for stealing five dollars worth of candy bars and marshmallows. His lawyers argue the extra decades were imposed unconstitutionally and deny liability even if doctors erred. Dennison born Salem New York at 16 was arrested for the roadside theft and later confined at Elmira reformatory then Dannemora hospital amid a lifetime of institutional care.
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Robbery at Danyilie service station near Vincennes
Loyd Evans reported a Monday night robbery at a Danville service station while he worked on a trailer. A man approached from the rear demanded $128 and was accompanied by a companion described as "hippy" types. Evans gave a description to officers.
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Classified rates and masthead details from Jefferson City paper
Public notice displays advertising rates for the Jefferson City Post-Tribune. It lists subscription prices by region, with monthly and weekly options, and includes printing and circulation credits from the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The document names staff roles and masthead figures while noting republication rights and contact details.
Tulsa woman wins as POW husband writes home
Mrs. Carol Monlux of Tulsa received a six line letter from Capt Harold Monlux in North Vietnam dated November 24 stating he is well and uninjured. The note, a Christmas greeting, marked the first word to arrive since his downing in 1966.
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Missouri tax referendum sparks opposition claims
State Rep. Harold Volkmer accuses opponents of misrepresenting the Missouri income tax hike. Sen. Earl Blackwell collects signatures to force a referendum, delaying the law. The package raises corporate tax from 2 to 5 percent and individual rates 1 to 6 percent, with many Missourians paying less or modest increases.
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Danforth seeks Eagleton aid in fight over legal aid society
Missouri figures clash over the Legal Aid Society of St. Louis as Governor Hearnes vetoes a 2.3 million antipoverty grant. Danforth defends continued support while urging Eagleton to publicly back the society and notify official aid office officials.
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Oil seepage spreads along Santa Barbara coastline
The oil slick from Union Oil Co. offshore drilling seeped about 22 miles along Ventura and Santa Barbara counties after a ruptured undersea pipeline released 38,000 gallons of oil of which 11,000 spilled before repair. Two slicks formed, one 1 mile by 0.5 mile and another 1 mile by 8 miles, both thinning as Coast Guard monitors the dispersal.
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Bonus checks stolen in Kansas community
In Hutchinson Kansas burglars raided Midwest Iron and Metal Co stealing 24 Christmas bonus checks made out to employees. The thieves also took a 500 pound safe. Police asked area businesses to watch for attempts to cash the checks as the total loss amount was not disclosed.
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Officials say desegregation laws light in North and West
Washington AP top officials of the Nixon administration back Sen Stennis argument that federal law treats northern and western school segregation too leniently. They note de facto segregation stems from housing patterns and argue for stronger federal action, while acknowledging legal and congressional limits and ongoing investigations and suits in northern and western districts.
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