This Week in History Ottawa July 1991 Highlights
Ottawa residents recall a Baja trip for a perfect solar eclipse view. Ottawa City Commission delays final franchise renewal under threat of suit. A Kansas City hospital treats a child with whooping cough amid immunization concerns. State Rep Walker Hendrix gains GOP support for Kansas Senate bid. Deborah Barker resigns from the Ottawa Community Arts Council. Kansas Real Estate Commission revokes Wayne Baylor's license for misused sale proceeds. Franklin County Fair volunteers log 500 plus hours despite 107 degree heat.
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Ottawa
Dave
Esther Bemmels
Baja
Calif
City of
Ottawa and Telecommunications Inc
Ottawa City Commission
Franklin County Health Department
Kansas City
Anna Lickteig
Health Department
Walker Hendrix
Franklin County
Republican Central Committee
Kansas
Hendrix
Jim Allen
Deborah Barker
Ottawa Community Arts Council
J. Barker
Franklin County Historical Society
OCAC
Kansas Real Estate Commission
Wayne Baylor
Baylor Real Estate
Underwood
Rex Bowling
Dean Royce
Ottawa Middle School
Royce
Donnie
Denise
Dinah
Hudson Brothers
Kansas City Starlight Theatre
Devaluation and the Federal Reserve in American finance
A critical, conspiratorial overview accusing the Federal Reserve of secretly devaluing currency to favor bankers. It argues that fiat money is redeemable nowhere, that the Fed creates money via bonds, and that inflation and recessions are engineered to benefit lenders, with Greenspan cited as a hypocritical symbol of banker self-interest.
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America
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
George Orwell
Animal Farm
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Open Market Committee
Congress
Charles Lindbergh
Alan Greenspan
Federal Reserve Board
Memorial visit stirs deep emotions in Oklahoma City
Gary Engel recounts a July visit to the Oklahoma City Bombing National Memorial Center. He describes the arches marked 9:01 and 9:03, the reflecting pool, the Survivor Tree, the Fence with tributes, and the new museum admission of seven dollars. Engel notes the resilience of Oklahoma City, the volunteers, and responders, and reflects on terrorism, recovery, and ongoing legal actions involving Terry Nichols.
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Gary Engel
Chanute Tribune
Oklahoma City Bombing National Memorial Center
Okies
Timothy McVeigh
Murrah
McVeigh
Terry Nichols
Nichols
Oklahoma City
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Ottawa Steel
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University of Ottawa
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
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The
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Harris Group
Jeanny Sharp
Ottawaherald
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King Features Syndicate
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