This Week in History Highlights Ottawa Area Events
A recap of April 1991 to 1976 events in Ottawa. Notables include settlements with the city over a suit, resignations, student speeches, city hall ceremonies, church anniversaries, school reorganizations, and notable local achievements across high schools, colleges, and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Whiteford
City of
Ottawa
Whiteford
DPS
Ottawa High
Randy Clark
Jenny (Henniger) Yost
OHS
Marv Callihan
Dan Fogle
Paul Heathman
Joan Tyson
Richard Jackson
Tony Kiem
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Asa Lathrop
Garnett
USC
Angie Flager
Pomona High
Nicole Stromgren
Osage City
Kansas
Toni
Monette LeBoucher
Paris
Jeanne Jost
Monette
Smalltown
America
J.W. Schoonover
Schoonover
Franklin County
Nellie Schoonover
Ottawa University
Peter Armacoat
Armacoat
Ments
Allen Loyd
John Sheldon
Vi Reusch
Ottawa City Commission
H.F. Sheldon
State Senate
Ottawa University Arts Department
Sacred Heart Catholic School
Cedar Street
Mulberry Street
11Th
Garfield School
Williamsburg
Clifford Stansbury
George Earl Steward
Gerald
Kansas Association of Future Farmers
J.P. Feighner
Memorial Auditorium
Mary Jo Kiefer
Douglas MacArthur
Congress of the
United States
Atlantic
Harry Truman
Washington
L.A. Stafford
Ottawa High School
Leonard Martin
Daryl Conger
Maxine Morrison
James Hoffman
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Koch could help fill Kansas leadership void
Charles Koch and his wife Liz attended the Wichita GridIron show as surprise guests, delivering humor about their media relationship and Koch Industries. The piece praises Koch as a powerful Kansas figure with a broad, modern economy, noting his donations and influence on state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
State
Charles Koch
Wichita
Liz
Union and
Confederate
Wall Street
Kochs
Texas
Koch Industries
Tallgrass Prairie
PBS
Kansas
Wichita State University
U.S
Cato Institute
Wichita Business Journal
Rough seas ahead for the nation’s economy
The essay warns of worsening economic conditions with layoffs shrinking consumer purchasing power, a potential inflationary dollar problem from a large trade deficit, and a risk of stagflation as supply and demand falter. It highlights Japan and Germany’s fragility, NASDAQ tech losses, and urges debt reduction and sustainable growth while cautioning against perpetual growth fantasies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
United States
Miyamoto Musashi
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Ottawaherald
S. Cedar
Welter Rubel
Attawaherald
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Cedar
Kathy Miller
Mana
Ken Kistner
kkisnerBottowaherald
Tun Millicem
Ottawaherald.com
CDC
David Awbrey
Visions OF Kansas
Honduras
Federal Reserve
Japan
Germany
European Union
Charlie
King Features Syndicate
Nberwen