Harris appoints a full slate on first Buckeye Boys State day
Governor Donald Harris fills state department heads in a hectic opening day. He names Adjutant General William Lager from Columbus and Fire Marshall Roger Heiney from Roseville, with many nationalist and federalist aides from across the state. The new staff includes the youth commission chair Dave Williams, and the governor jokes about legal advisers as he faces budget strains and a plan to regulate pop as liquor.
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Harris
William Lager
Columbus
Roger Heiney
Roseville
Alfred Grossbrenner
Canton
Arthur Felts
Hamilton
Geoffrey Shiflett
Charden
Dave Hofer
Girard
Kenneth Krueger
Sandusky
Youth Commission
Dave Williams
Cleveland
George Mazarakis
George Siekkinen
Southington
Michael Hargraves
Pomeroy
Ron Dickenhoof
Louisville
Ken Kensey
Grove City
Jerry Landeck
Charles Kohler
Toledo
Dave Walker
Adena
John Henderson
Smithfield
Stuart Kincaid
Hillsboro
Dave Peters
Casstown
Robin Fry
John Ragazzo
Niles
Larry Chaney
Winchester
al Glossbrenner
Marty Rendon
Larry Steward
Duanne Grubbs
Mike Bonnette
Tim Wood
Mike Solt
Dwight Detterman
Federalist House
Buckeye Boys
Andy Felts
Department of Securities and Small Loans
Department of Banks and Banking
Gov. Harris
General Assembly
Helen
Editorial on Buckeye Boy State growth under The American Legion
The piece shows 1300 Ohio high school juniors shaped by the American Legion program into capable leaders. It argues Boys State exposes delegates to diverse backgrounds, demanding leadership and collaboration. It credits the Legion with guiding personal growth beyond appearances and prejudice, fostering friendship and maturity.
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Buckeye Boy State
The
American Legion
Ohio
Legion Commissioners
Hetuck Forms First Corp in Buckeye Boys State
Hetuck Publishing Company was officially formed Monday becoming the first corporation in the state this year. After extensive paperwork the incorporation was filed in the Secretary of State’s office by newspaper officials. The Hetuck will operate on a $500,000 budget for salaries, operating expenses and emergencies.
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Buckeye Boys
State Hetuck Publishing Company
Secretary of State
The
Hetuck
Bailey Tries To Lose Job In Smith City Scandal
Smith City council member Jerry Bailey seeks resignation to take a state post paying ten thousand. After wounding Mayor Doughry and later stealing a wallet, he plans a guilty plea to petty larceny to trigger removal and pursue the higher paying job. His law firm hints at a recall petition if needed.
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Jerry Bailey
Smith City
Bailey
Thomas Doughry
Smith
Citizens
Roche
Parks Sets Crime Clinic For Thursday
Attorney General John Parks announced a crime clinic Thursday at Byrd Arena starting at 9 a.m. All Boys State attendees may participate. Representatives from each law enforcement agency will give addresses, and certificates will be awarded to all who attend.
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Carl Hawkins
John Parks
Byrd Arena
Students weigh in after election results at Boys State
Reporters gather opinions from HETUCK Staff on gubernatorial results. Responses praise Harris and Dan, with comments from Tom Taylor, Mike Zimmerman, Tim Frasca, Tom Cator, Tim Cozart, Bruce Grant, David Samser, Jim Riley, John Parks, Fred Varsany, Jim Garrette. Majority supports the winner and democratic process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetuck
Tom Taylor
Stone
Don
Tom Cator
White
Tim Cozart
Campbell
Jim Riley
Kitchen
Harris
John Parks
McCaw
Fred Varsany
Jim Garrette
Bank Opened In James Hall Bank Opens In James Hall
Jim Kasper of Cobb was elected President of the BBS Bank Monday Ivan Welsh of Herbert City was chosen as secretary The bank main office is in the lobby of James Hall A branch has been established in Wilson Hall Each citizen receives a share and an account with a $200 balance This is to be used until salaries are given out The bank employs 45 people qualified to issue loans mortgages and sell bonds
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Jim Kasper
Cobb
BBS Bank
Ivan Welsh
Herbert City
North Royalton
Nova
James Hall
Wilson Hall
BBS
Federalists Elect Hoffman Stamets Leaders In House and Senate
The Buckeye Boys State General Assembly opened with Federalists Ed Hoffman of Columbus St Charles and Eric Stamets of Massillon elected Speaker of the House and President Pro Tempore of the Senate. The House seats 62 Federalists, 58 Nationalists as leaders named include Majority Whip Chuck Panasewicz and Minority Leader Bruce Johnson. Senate leadership lists Neil Dayton as Majority Leader, Danny Porter as Majority Whip and Secretary, Hank Turrin as Minority Leader, Bill Schur as Minority Whip, and George Zito as Minority Secretary with 23 to 25 split favoring Nationalists. Three resolutions proposed in the Senate and House address voting age, attendance at the dance, and gubernatorial appointments. Lieutenant Governor Ed Zoller presides in the Senate.
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Buckeye Boys State General Assembly
Ed Hoffman
Columbus St. Charles
Eric Stamets
Massilon
House
Senate
Chuck Panasewicz
Warren Howland
Bruce Johnson
Shaker Heigts
Wes Harris
Dayton Beavercreek
Cedric Stanley
Buckeye Boys State
Stanley
Neil Dayton
Hamilton Taft
Danny Porter
Mansfield
Hank Turrin
Wickliffe
Bill Schur
University Heights
George Zito
Wadsworth
Rhodes
Ed Zoller
Vince Costello to Speak at BBS Evening Assembly
Vince Costello of the Cleveland Browns will be the guest speaker at the BBS evening assembly. A multi sport athlete from Magnolia Ohio, he played for the Reds farm system, served as a Air Force lieutenant, earned a master's in education, taught at McKinley High, and spent a decade as a football middle guard and linebacker before injuries curtailed his pro career. He is married with four children and resides in Magnolia, Ohio.
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BBS
Vince Costello
Cleveland Browns
Vince
Magnolia
Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
Air Force
Ohio University
McKinley High School
Canton
Big Walnut High
Budget for 1967 Boys State Proposed by Treasurer
State Treasurer Robert Meister submitted the 1967 Boys State budget to Governor Donald Harris and citizens. The proposed budget totals 219,393 dollars, about 22,857 less than last year's 242,000, though the balance awaits Budget Bureau confirmation.
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BBS
Robert Meister
Donald Harris
Boys State
Schedule Of Events for City Area Week
A dated multi day timetable lists events across Irvine Hall James Hall and the City Area. It includes meals band rehearsals and office operations with times from 6 15 to 11 00 and a curfew at 10 45 pm plus joint sessions and institutes to be announced.
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Irvine Hall
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Stranke to Represent Mantua at Boys State in Peru
Terry L. Stranke of Mantua Ohio leaves Hart pense City Ronald County youth program to travel to Lima Peru on the 15th returning by September 3. He was chosen for outstanding participation in Beta Club Honor Society and Student Council and is an International Fellowship sponsored foreign exchange student nicknamed a diplomat without a portfolio. He aims to promote international relations as part of a program to strengthen friendship among nations.
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Hartpense
Ronald County
Lima
Peru
Terry L. Stranke
Mantua
Ohio
International Fellowship
City Photo Prices and Delivery Options
City images will be ready Wednesday with black and white photos priced at one dollar and color photos at three dollars. Check with your city counselor. Home delivery is available C O D at an additional charge.
Cook Offers Cooperation For Buckeye Boys State Census
Secretary of State Paul Cook announced his office will offer full cooperation to General Headquarters in preparing the 1967 Buckeye Boys State census and roster. The census and roster will be available to all citizens late this week. Cook also reminds prospective corporations that all char ters must be accompanied by the appropriate fee.
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Buckeye Boys State
Paul Cook
Buckeye Boys
Cook
Opening Results Show Rising Buckeye Sports Rivalries Forming
Opening Buckeye Boys State action on Monday sets intra county touch football matchups and early gridiron pairings. Basketball and softball results feature many clubs with tight scores and standout performers, with complete scheduling available through city counselors.
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John Ganoe
Buckeye
Galbraith County
McQuigg County
Elden
Cole
Konold
DeWeese
Baker
White
Warner
Herbert
Patterson
Eaton
McCaw
Stone
Cobb
Coffey
Campbell
Kitchen
Hartpence
Martin
Smith
Mooney
Suhr
Jensen Forreit
Williams
Gardner
Darlington
Denny
Bettman
Ingersoll
Buckeye Boys State
Law Highway Exams Given
Charles Pike from Libson and Dennis Justus from Lancaster were the only two Boys Staters to score perfectly on the BBS bar exam given Sunday at 1 30 p.m. in Irvine Hall Cafeteria under Commissioner William A Richards. A total of 442 boys passed and were sworn in Monday at 9 00 a.m. by Supreme Court Justice William Washington. On Monday at 2 00 p.m. at Grosvenor Hall Dining Room 69 boys passed the Highway Patrol exam to become officers led by Colonel Tom Schuck Major William Hart Ronald Warimont Captain William Clark Clarence Hill. Patrol sworn in Tuesday at Irvine Hall. Thursday assembly to honor the State Highway Patrol at Bird Hall.
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Charles Pike
Libson
Dennis Justus
Lancaster
Irvine Hall
William A. Richards
Supreme Court
William Washington
Grosvenor Hall
State Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Tom Schuck
William Hart
Ronald Warimont
William Clark
Clarence Hill
Colonel Schuck
Bird Hall
Assistants Named in New State Administration
The article lists key aide appointments under the new state administration. John Roberts, an Akron Federalist, becomes assistant attorney general. Jim Miksch, from Bellefontaine, is assistant secretary of state. Deputy Treasurer Mike Whitlatch is named by the treasurer.
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John Roberts
White
Akron
Jim Miksch
Williams
Bellefontaine
State
Mike Whitlatch
Mike
Robert Meister
Meister
Mike Chambers
Jensen
Columbus
Greg Potts
Gardiner
Lima
Dave Hofer
Bus Driver Reports From Highway Patrol Trailer Move
Transportation home on buses reports indicate the Highway Patrol trailer containing driver updates will be relocated to the road near the tennis courts for monitoring and access.
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Highway Patrol
County Commissioners and Officials Results by District
County Commissioners include Mark Freshwater and Jim Kissinger. Sheriff Mike Lepp. Auditor Dave Fosco. Treasurer Tom Greene. Engineer Rod Lasley. Recorder Dave Miller. Clerk Dick Jones. Prosecutor Bill Saunders. DeWeese district lists Has tings and Reves. Sheriff Bill Martin. Auditor Mark Stonepiper. Treasurer Bill Gela. Recorder Al Szabo. Prosecutor Ashley Pike. Remain districts Galbraith Konolyn McQuigg include multiple judges and officials with names and roles.
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Mark Freshwater
Jim Kissinger
Dave Vogelphl
Mike Lepp
Dave Fosco
Tom Greene
Rod Lasley
Dave Miller
Dick Jones
Bill Saunders
Court of Common Pleas
Roger Vowell
Peter Georges
Deweese
Fred Hastings
Sean Reves
Jeff Sloane
Bill Martin
Mark Stonepiper
Bill Gela
Jeff Miller
al Szabo
Dick Blausey
Ashley Pike
Mark Shreve
Municipal Court
Steve Gray
Jim Inskeep
William Revenburg
Terry Stevens
Common Pleas Court
Jim Pugh
Bob Carroll
Dave Bodecker
Steve Prater
Jim Bourne
Sid Spencer
David Rychener
Paul Miller
Richard Fittante
Galbraith
William Hopper
William Stineman
John Jewell
Keith Hubert
Herb Daugherty
Dennis Lombardo
Mark D. Gudorf
Mike Contrada
Dennis Grose
Bill Wise
Jerry Dolan
Jon Wisby
Konolyn
Pete Corria
Dan DeVaul
Ken Edsell
Stan Perry
John Steele
Mike Rush
Ralph Showman
Bob Comstock
Rod Kirkendall
Terry Sheehe
Pete Carothers
Kevin Work
McQuigg
Ken Donegan
Jim Egnew
Mike Muellen
Mark A. Barlow
John T. Wilson
Bob Krieger
Tom Fennell
Bill Smiley
Jerry Esselstein
Jim Schumaker
Mike Short
Dave Mays
PUC Offers Notices On Water Electricity
The Public Utilities Commission told city mayors that if no electrical corporation is in place by 11 30 a m on June 13 the PUC would take city electricity under court order. Water rights avoid a corporation but cities may sell rights if desired.
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The
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
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