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Missouri Family Wins $214K in 1970 Eminent Domain Case
A Missouri family won $214,000 after a lengthy eminent domain battle over their 600-acre farm for Ozark National Scenic Riverways. Initially offered just $73,000, the Blackwell family fought for fair compensation in court. Darrel Blackwell, a park ranger and canoe rental concessioner, played a significant role in the park's history.
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