This Week in History July 22 1991 to July 28 1991
A compact history roundup notes events from July 22 to July 28 across 1991 and prior decades. Farm market sale totals at Franklin County Fair reflect price shifts, Ottawa school improvements and bond issues, local sports results, and library plans. It also recalls 1976 and 1956 school and political milestones and flood relief actions in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Robert W. Bozworth
Ottawa School Board
Ottawa High School
OHS
Garnett
Scott Barnhart
Ottawa
Louisburg
Orris Cox Field
David Webb
Stilwell
Republican Party Central Committee
Webb
Jim Allen
Walker Hendrix
Larry Thurston
Osage County
Paola
Floyd Grimes
Wellsville
Library Board
Richmond
Oren Skiles
Ottawa Public Safety Department
Charles Schaffer Hahner
Skiles
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kotovsky Chess Club
Odesa
Russia
Alan Heinlein
Central Chess Club
Moscow
USD 290
Ottawa City Commission
Department of Public Safety
Fourth and
Cedar
Main Street
Locust Street
N. Main
White Implement Company
Marais Des Cygnes
Missouri River State Committee
Kansas City
Lewis A. Pick
City of
Carter
Voters urged to save Old Middle School from demo
Linda B Marks urges Ottawa residents to oppose demolishing the Old Middle School. She cites 1996 safety condemnations, questions costs of demolition versus renovation, and potential uses for the building. She accuses USD 290 and city leaders of bowing to special interests, calling for a plan to repurpose the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney and Turnipseed
Belton
BOE
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Old City Hall
Kansas City News
USD 290
State Historical Society
Suzuki Strings
Neosho Community College
Wal-Mart
Main Street
Ottawa
Courts and politics collide in federal role critique
A polemic argues federal courts undermine liberty by striking down hiring rules and voting systems, expanding abortion rights, eroding prayer in schools, and fueling affirmative action. It urges political accountability, noting enforcement rests with the executive and warning against judicial overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Blockhead
Bonehead
Supreme Court
Congress
George Washington
Supreme Law of the Land
Executive Branch
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Ottawa Herald
Harris Group
Joeanny Sharp
Ottawaherald
S. Cedar
Walter Rubel
Rubel
Orawcherald.com
Bill Gray
Kathy Miller
Busness & Offices
Imville
Tonawoherald
Ken Kiser
Wusmengtonawaherald.com
Tim Millbem
Ostmaster
Otawa Herald
Fentagon
Pacific
Successrullay
OMS
Linda B
Rreaders
KSI