This Week in History Ot Franklin County 1991 decade updates
Franklin County records from June 1991 feature a jail cost change order adding about 82000 for six security doors upgraded locks two more offices a reception area a waiting area and another bathroom. Other items note West Franklin budget woes Ottawa High hires Bob Kivisto as new basketball coach and state budget cuts impact local programs.
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Franklin County Commission
West Franklin
Pomona High School
Joan Finney
Bob Kivisto
Independence Community College
University of Kansas
Ottawa High
Kivisto
Randy Clark
OHS
Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections
Scott Hutton
Ottawa School Board
Franklin County
Kansas
Dodson International
France
Commerce
Laura Nicholl
Pomona Jaycees
Jaycees
Martin Owens
Greater
Ottawa
Charles Farley
Wellsville
City of
Department of Public Safety
Ramsey
S. Main
Ramsey Department Store
Ramsey Squire
Army
Frank Pace, Jr
Don Miner
35Th Division
Topeka
Pace
Truman
Independence
Buildex, Inc
City Commission
City Hall
Ed Nelson
Soil Conservation Service
City Planning Commission
John Mizell
E.S. Mizell
Voice of Tomorrow
Philadelphia Inquirer
WFIL
Philadelphia
Cook Field
Ottawa University
Ottawa Elks Lodge
Iola Register sold to Susan Lynn keeps family ownership
Emerson Lynn passes baton to his daughter Susan Lynn retaining staff role to steer.editorials. The article lauds family ownership in Kansas journalism, cautions on corporate chains, and notes Susan’s lineage tracing back to 1882. It highlights Lynn’s editorial voice and community ties, contrasting with trend toward consolidation.
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Emerson Lynn
Iola Register
Kansas
The
Register
Lynn
Iola
Susan Lynn
Emerson
Micki Ey
Emersonr
Susan
Charles F. Scott
Stauffers
Topeka
Emporia
Chris Walker
William Allen White
Gazette
Seatons
Winfield
Manhattan
Simons
Lawrence
Wall Street
Knight Ridder, Inc
Wichita Eagle
Kansas City Star
Television psycho babble reshapes American life
A critique of how television and psychiatric culture shape beliefs and behavior. It argues experts sanitize blame, label violence as illness, and push medications and therapy while media hype distorts science, undermines individual judgment, and fuels reliance on professionals and courts.
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Journal of American Medicine
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Ottawa Herald
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Ottawaherald.com
Is Gray
Kathy Millar
Emiller
Kon Kistner
Kirstner
Tio Milloern
David Awbrey
Timothy McVeigh
Supreme Court
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