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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1966

Page

9

Unity the central aim at Boys State governor's first day

On his first day in office BBS Governor John Arigoni urged political parties to unite for the sake of a strong Boys State government. He met with office seekers, addressed both houses, and named appointees across departments while stressing nonpartisan leadership and civic unity.

Tom Ash BBS John Arigoni Arigoni House of Representatives Senate Rick Comfort BBS Cobb Jack Drewry Bbs White House Boys State Martin Yant Don Zoellner Mike Stager Tom Elliot Joe Chu Randy Carlisle Steve Hopping John Jones Jerry Bowen Barry Wooton J. Williams Tim Columbus Bob Walker Buckeye Boys Bud Jenkins

Celtics Star Havlicek to Speak at BBS Tonight

Boston Celtic star John Havlicek known for tenacious defense and clutch play will be the featured speaker at BBS tonight. The Ohio State alum and former Ohio high school athlete drew early fame in high school and college before entering pro basketball.

Boston Celtic John “Hondo Havlicek BBS Martin’s Ferry High School

Boy Stater Aids Damsel at Buckeye Boys State

Tom Huffman of Bettman aided a girl who wandered from James Hall around 9 30 Saturday morning. He located her inside James Hall after a cry for help and helped reunite her with her mother. Governor James A Rhodes addressed Bay Staters at Bird Arena urging responsibility and future involvement.

Tom Huffman Bettman James Hall Tom James A. Rhodes Ohio BBS Bird Arena

Hetuck Hetuek staff details Buckeye Boys State newspaper

A description of The Hetuck student newspaper at Buckeye Boys State highlighting staff roles. It notes editor duties, photographers, artists, and runners, plus the staff’s diverse origins and collective commitment to reporting community news despite busy deadlines.

Hetuck Fourth Estate Walter Winchells Arthur Krocks Buckeye Boys State Starr Boots” Carothers The BBS Athens Messenger

Buckeye State Bank Opens Main Offices

Buckeye Boys State forms a corporation to run Buckeye State Bank, with main offices in James Hall lobby and branches in Wilson and Byers. The bank, under state supervision, grants loans up to ten thousand dollars per property at twelve thousand dollars equity per resident, with six percent interest to cover expenses. A bean jar contest at the Highway Patrol trailer invites entries for a prize by The Hetuck.

David Ladd Buckeye Boys State BBS Buckeye Boys State Bank American Legion Board of Trustees James Hall Wilson and Byers State Superintendent of Banks Bay Highway Patrol West Green Hetuck

Ohio Trooper Praises BBS Staff Participation

Corporal William Kane of the Buckeye Boys State Highway Patrol leads part of the BBS nine day program spending 24 hours a day with three other troopers. He helps instruct the BBS government in law and order and flag care. Kane, a Legionaire, has served on the Boys State staff for eight years.

West Green William Kane Buckeye Boys State Highway Patrol Corporal Kane Boys State Ohio Highway Patrol BBS Highway Patrol

Counselors Given big Responsibility at Buckeye Boys State

Kevin Horrigan notes the 1966 Buckeye Boys State counselor staff. The 45 counselors include 23 university affiliates from Ohio University Yale Case Tech Denison and others. Senior roles cover city county and judicial guidance with specialties in athletics journalism and finance.

Boys State BBS Ohio University Bay Robert Scherrer Ohio U Dave Brundage Toledo U Bob Forney Dayton Charles Barnes Denison U Todd Schmidt Ken Moore Hiram Jim Lyle Capital U Dand Starr Kent State Stacy Evans Marietta Don Heestand Mt. Union George Evans Gary Baughman John Finch Otterbein Denis Pfeiffer Bowling Green Bob Miley Wittenberg Pat Chema Notre Dame Alan Drewson Denison Rich Clough David Rosell Rich Dorr Western Reserve Tom Hickinbotham U. S. Naval Academy Ken Kobe Bruce Domineck Ohio State Barth Roger Harvard Joe Slattery Michael Franta Lee van Horn Miami U Dave Skrobot Capital Linden Beck Jim Sorg St. Marys Michael Richardson Don Pocock Wooster Clarence Martin Case Tech Ken Mick Robert Bemis Tom Weirick Robert Schroeder Bill Oliver Wayne Young Fred Cluff Ohio

Punishment For Crimes at Boys State Warns of Death Penalty

Officials warn Bay Staters of rising threats to kill state figures or roommates with water balloons or squirt guns. The Ohio constitution imposes death for first degree murder of a state official and for lesser murder. Boys State cases will face suspension, fines, and jail terms proportional to the crime.

Bay

Citizens Form Corporations In Buckeye Boys State

On Monday Buckeye Boys State participants began operating in offices and corporations. Officials were elected. corporations formed by individual citizens. To file, citizens submit an Article of Incorporation to the secretary of state detailing name location purpose share count and required capital.

Buckeye Boys State Secretary of State BBS Slim Primm

The Hetuck staff roster and contact notes from Buckeye Boys Store

The Hetuck announces its editorial team and office location in Sargent Hall library. Readers are urged to report news to The Hetuck office for Buckeye community coverage.

John Houser Frank Pusey David Ladd Hetuck Citizens of Buckeye Boys Store The Sargent Hall BBS

Four Score: Four Pass Bar Exam With Perfect Scores

Frank Bruzzes Bill Lowe Howard Stambor and Roger Storm achieved perfect scores on the BBS bar examination Sunday afternoon. The test, taken by about 500 men seeking attorney or judge positions, covered general material a completion section true or false and legal analysis. Commissioner Richards noted 14 courts will house bar members including six common pleas six municipal one court of appeals and one supreme court. All who passed will be considered notary public.

Frank Bruzzes Bill Lowe Howard Stambor Roger Storm BBS William A. Richards Richards Courts of Common Pleas Court of Appeals Supreme Court

House Selects floor Speaker Richard Comfort of BBS Cobb

Richard Comfort of BBS Cobb was elected speaker at the first meeting of the 29th session of the BBS House of Representatives. Commissioner Robert Madaffer called the meeting to order before the election. A motion on the election’s validity was debated and defeated. Other officers elected were David Meeker speaker pro tem, Nicholas Walsh servant at arms, and Glenn Youngen clerk.

Richard Comfort BBS Cobb BBS House of Representatives Robert Madaffer Comfort David Meeker Nicholas Walsh Glenn Youngen

County and local offices listed with party labels

County results show commissioners auditors and elected officials for multiple jurisdictions with party affiliations N F and gaps. Names include Knowles Reed Swearington Riggenbach Rothachild Gerke Geamer Bramlett Gorczyowa Hatfield Pavelka and others across several courts and posts.

Dolby Named Pro-Tem in Busy Senate Session

Senate actions include Kirk Dolby named president pro tem and Jack Drewey minority leader with Mike Mahone as majority whip. Bills proposed cover gambling legalization, mandatory anti communism course, voting age reduction to 18, death penalty repeal, driver license renewals, pollution controls, and state institution standards. Also calls for LSD ban, care for mentally ill, union shop ban, driver education, and county libraries. Bills proceed to third reading.

Jon Cotterman BBS Senate Kirk Dolby Jack Drewey Mike Mahone Dale Bring Harry Zulauf Walt Bate Bob Campbell Ohio Senate

Correction on Justice Bell's residence

The He tuck corrects that Supreme Court Justice Bob Bell does not live in BBS Eaton. He resides in BBS Camp bell Elden Cunty.

Supreme Court Bob Bell BBS Eaton the Hetuck Bob BBS Campbell Elden Cunty

Do You Conform in College Life

An editorial argues conformity and consistency as evils yet notes unavoidable pressure in college culture. It credits BBS with virtuous independence while challenging readers to consider what they conform to and why.

Thom Hall Hletuck News Ralph Waldo Emerson Emerson

Tomorrow's Events Schedule for City Area

A dated timetable lists activities for Irvine Hall James Hall and Wilson Hall including breakfasts sick call band lunch rehearsals and a retreat assembly. The day features indicated meal times band sessions and rest periods with lights out at 11 00 pm.

Sean Irvine Hall James Hall Wilson Hall

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