This Week in History April 29 to May 5 1991 and 1976 Highlights
A look back at events from April 29 to May 7 across 1991 and 1976. Highlights include the first Earth Fair at Forest Park sponsored by Lake Region Recycling with child friendly activities, and local governance actions on airport operations zoning and community corrections. Also noted are retirements, weddings, and public safety department changes tied to Ottawa, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Lake Region Recycling
Chuck LeMaster
Ottawa
City Commission
Steve Grogan
Rex Bowling
Franklin County Commissioners
Community Corrections Advisory Board
Bowling
Joan Finney
Pomona
Williamsburg
Franklin County Law Enforcement
Department of Public Safety
Public Safety Department
Ottawa University
Jim Perkins
Paul Steeley
Heart of America
Ottawa Education Association
Mary Gene Stevens
Ottawa High
Alice Wier
Lincoln
Mary Bullock
Garfield
Ralph Hodgen
Hawthorne
Ethel Bennett
Eugene Field
Wellsville
Oren Skiles
Robert W. Mills
Fred Espinosa
G.A. Diamond Jr
Ottawa High School
Kansas City
Greater
Don Waymire
Waymire
Food Mart
N. Main
A&p
First
South Hickory
French Booker
Richmond High School
Moran High School
Walter Pleasant
State Bank of Ottawa
Franklin County
Marais Des Cygnes
Quenemo
Wellsville Telephone Company
Gardner
Weather Bureau
Topeka
Rotary Club
Richmond
Franklin
Anderson Counties
Ray Williams
Ralph Chandler
Herb Kepple
Robert White
Auburn
TJ Allen
Route 4
Methodists in Politics Face Civic Reform and Shame
A columnist observes Brownback and Hillary Clinton sharing a Methodist ethos as they pursue civility in a Congress torn by partisanship. He notes challenges of campaign reform, integrity, and the power of money shaping modern politics. He cites Moran and Roberts and ponders the role of virtue in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Brownback
Hillary Clinton
Kansas
New York
Brownback
Washington
Clinton
Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Congress
T. Brownback
Bea
Pat Roberts
Hollywood
McCain
Feingold
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Congress
Jerry Moran
Moran
Roberts
No empire in Asia should drive U S foreign policy
A reader argues the United States must not use the military to shape Asia policy. He questions spy flights and war aims, denounces imperial mindsets, and warns against engaging in a land war with China or North Korea. He urges focusing on defense and trade with China rather than hegemony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Asia
Colin Powell
George
Powell
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
United States
Washington
China
Thain Inka
Luousy
Yeva
Douglas MacArthur
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
L.A
Taipei
America
Perservet
Nabobs
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Ottawa Herald
Harris Group Heonpaeet
Deanny Sharp
Isha
Ottawaherald
S. Cedar
Fox
Wetter Fubal
Tubelobayahersik.com
Kan Kistner
Kilene
Oimwaherald.com
Cader
Hillary
Visions OF Kansas
David
Charlie
King Features Syndicate
Cedar