Flag Day Observance Honors Sacred Banner
Governor Arigoni declared the flag a symbol of democracy freedom and divine power at the BBS Flag Day ceremony. Secretary of State Slim Primm introduced the governor and spoke on the flag’s origin and meaning. Citizens wore flag lapel tabs and carried cards for the American Legion program Operation Show Your Colors. The governor’s speech will be sent to Congressman John Ashbrook for inclusion in the Congressional Record. The BBS Highway Patrol led the color guard.
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Slim Primm
John Arigoni
Goveror Arigoni
Arigoni
Bly
American Legion
Ohio
John Ashbrook
Congressional Record
BBS Highway Patrol
Buckeye Boys State Increases Use Of Hudson Health Center
Buckeye Boys State director William Welsh says Ohio University Hudson Health Center is used more by Bay Staters for minor injuries to be safe. He notes injuries are mild overall with no rise in serious cases, while noting some headline freak accidents may skew perception and blaming occasional carelessness by delegates.
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William Welsh
Buckeye Boys State
Ohio University
Hudson Health Center
Bay
BBS
Opens BBS Radio Station at Boys State hall
Jack Baker of BBS Coffey in Cole County starts Baker Radio Station using his amplifier and mic after lunch and joins the Toronadoes as bass guitarist. Three major properties sold by Buckeye Boys State Realty Co include Irvine Hall Cafeteria to Major Tray and Silverware Inc. for 602000 with chattels, Natatorium to BBS Gardner for 150000, and Bird Ice Arena to Slattery Holding Corp for 601000.
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Jack Baker
BBS
Buckeye Boys State Realty Co
Irvine Hall
Major Tray and Silverware Inc
BBS Gardner
BBS Realty Co
Slattery Holding Corporation
Bird Ice
Buckeye Boys State
GHO
Joe Slattery
Bob Forney
Holly Hecht
Dave Beebe
Tomorrow's Events Schedule for Irvine Hall and City Campus
A fragmented daily agenda lists times for breakfast 7:00 in Irvine Hall and various activities through 11:00 lights out. Entries mention Band Lunch 11:30, Lunch 11:40, Band Rehearsal 12:00, Best Period 1:00, All Offices Operating 1:30, Recreation 3:30, Band Dinner 5:30, Dinner 5:45, Assembly 7:30 for a retreat, and events in James Hall Wilson Hall and City Auditorium with unclear descriptors.
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Irvine Hall
Cyte Hauwe Ousiehees Cs Assrenes
James Hall
Eines City Hall
Wilson Hall
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Annual Crime Clinic Set for June 16 at Bird Ice Arena
The annual Crime Clinic will be held Thursday June 16 at 9 am in the Bird Ice Arena. Ohio officials and law enforcement experts from the FBI BCI State Patrol and local agencies will conduct sessions on investigation evidence collection crime scene protection and interrogation. Past clinics drew over 250 attendees statewide under Ohio Attorney General William B Saxbe.
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Bird Ice Arena
BBS
Tom Cooper
Max Ellis
FBI
Joe Martina
Bureau of Criminal Investigation Bci
William Kane
State Patrol
Harold Shields
Police Officers Training Council
Chillicothe
George Rice
Two Counties Send Largest BBS Groups
Bay Staters may wonder why boys from Warren and Columbus run and are elected to many positions. Trumbull County has long sent the largest delegation, but Franklin County has led in recent years including 1966. This year 78 boys from 37 high schools in Franklin and 71 from Trumbull represent about 11 percent of Boys State population.
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Bay
Trumbull County
State Budget at 12 Million With Four Million Cut
State budget stood at 12,162,817 dollars yesterday after a four million dollar reduction approved by department heads. State Auditor Jim Lavine reviewed payroll formulas, called the budget “a little over fed,” and met with heads before finalizing the cut. Treasury balance reported over 20 million dollars.
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BBS
Jim Lavine
Local Sports Roundup From BBS You See Tuesday Scores
Over 30 events in softball basketball and football at BBS yield winners Stone and Gardner two softball wins each five basketball leaders Kitchen Cobb White Patterson Bettman undefeated after two wins Tuesday basketball results feature Hartpence versus Smith and others. softball sees Mooney Gardner Stone and Denny among top scorers. football reports forfeits limit action. reporter Paul Dimitruk resigns to become Superintendent in Charge of School Administration.
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John Houser
Stone
Gardner
Kitchen
Cobb
White
Patterson
Bettman
Hartpence
Smith
Coffey
Campbell
McCaw
Eaton
Herbert
Darlington
Suhr
Martin
Denny
Baker
Warner
Ingersoll
Mooney
Williams
Jensen
Paul Dimitruk
Hettck
Governor Cites Problems Before Joint Legislature
Governor John Arigoni delivered the State of the State urging action on liquor laws to curb youth drinking and a voting age change to 18. He proposed options including raising the draft age to 21 and lowering the voting age to 18, plus measures on air pollution and mental health education.
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Tom Ash
John Arigoni
Ohio
Arigoni
Boys State Patrolmen Start Pounding Beats
The BBS Highway Safety Department formed Monday to enforce traffic laws, oversee safety research, and display laws for citizens. Eighty seven patrolmen lead the force with Colonel Don Naegele and several majors and captains in key posts. Licenses issued via the Bureau of Motor Vehicles include truck and skateboard licenses with fees ranging from 2 to 5 dollars. parade licenses cost 10 dollars and all licenses are obtainable in Wilson Hall Room 138.
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Ralph Logozzo
BBS Department of Highway Safety
Safety Department
BBS Highway Patrol
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
BBS
Don Naegele
Stephen H. Snavely
Myron
J. Welch
Terry B. Armstead
Larry S. Socca
Department of Commerce
Wilson Hall
What BBS Is About Says Judge O Neill to Boy Staters
The judge and a Hettick reporter gathered Boy Staters Sunday night to learn what BBS stands for. Respondents Rosenwald Griffen Jan Russo Brian Romelfanger Rick Winters and Charlie Sabino described BBS as a course in human relations political learning participation and a chance to meet future leaders.
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C. William O’neill
Hettick
Rosenwald Griffen
Eaton
Jan Russo
Smith
Ohio
Brian Romelfanger
Jensen
Rick Winters
Charlie Sabino
The Hetuck editor staff list and office note
The Hetuck staff includes John Lobmeier News Editor Thom Hall State Editor Tom Ash Desk Men Thomas Bull John Snyder Legislative Reporters dack Brannen Douglas Foote Norman Lonz Keith Roush Court Reporters R Kevin Horrigan County Reporters James Wilkins Rolph Logozze Steve Tillett Jim Warner James Young Jon Cotterman Sports Editor John Houser Art Editor Frank Pusey Photographer Jim Hillibish and legislative reporter David Ladd. The office is in the Buckeye Boys State library Sergent Hall. News tips may be reported to The Hetuck office for citizen interest.
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John Lobmeier
Thom Hall
Tom Ash
Mr. Quaker to Speak at BBS Visit
Val Gould known as Mr. Quaker will be the BBS guest speaker Wednesday evening. He is Public Relations Director for Quaker Oats and travels on a goodwill speaking tour. A former professional actor, he entered his current field after World War II and is in demand for youth groups service clubs and dinner meetings.
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Val Gould
Hetuck bean contest winner to be chosen Thursday
The Hetuck will select the winner and award a prize in its bean contest Thursday evening. All contestants must deposit estimates at the patrol trailer or at The Hetuck office by 10 am Thursday.
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Hetuck
Senate Passes Education Bill on Communism Instruction
The Senate closed its session by passing Senate Bill No. 2 authored by Senator Walt Bate. The proposed mandatory course in Communism would be part of social studies, with government printed material and teachers required to pass a government exam.
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Senate
Walt Bate
Secretary's Rebuttal to the Editor on Voting Age
A reader rebuts an editorial urging a higher voting age, arguing 18 to 21 year olds bear weighty responsibilities. The speaker cites military service in Vietnam, marriage and taxes as duties implying readiness to vote and participate in democracy. The note references a forthcoming editorial response.
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The
Hetuck
Viet Nam
Government Releases List of Appointments
The State outlines officials serving Buckeye Boys State. Names cover Secretary of State and staff, State Auditor team, Attorney General circle, Capital Security, Treasurer, and related administration roles with multiple deputies and assistants listed. Roles include chief counsel, criminal investigation, tax, and accounting positions.
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Buckeye Boys
Keith Ashmus
James Henderson
Rich Zera
Tom Lloyd
Gayland Stone Corporation
Don Rakel
Mike O'Hara
Rick Pender
Jim Roman
Tom Routh
Jim Bright
Dave Wagner
Jim Oliver
Doug Wells
Rex Kern
Chip Jackson
Rick Johnson
Jan Austermiller
Dave Reploge
Gary A. Sharp
Jay Lavender
Morehead Robert
Jerry Benett
Dave Lambey
Ant
al Williams
Marty Corry
Mike Dupler
John Morrow
Gary Craven
Paul Dunn
Jim Polisini
Johnson
Capital Security Guards
William Roberts
Gary Kolmes
Paul Sherman
Herbert Booker
Max Brooks
Tom Holmes
Carle Leister
Larry Smith
Gary Cable
Jim Fairman
John Gabel
Ned Kirby
Jim Kohl
Bill Schumacher
Larry Snede
Paul Biraino
Tom Stewart
Warren Ticknor
Paul Bowers
Treasury Department
Rob Coad
Randy Snow
Dick Ries
BBS Officials Visit Capitol Meeting State Leaders
Governor Ari goni and five state officials plus nine judges travel to Columbus at noon Thursday to confer with Ohio counterparts on government operations and state history. Robert E. Minshall leads the trip with commissioners Ed Allum Tom King Don Nutt and Roland Huston assisting the BBS delegation.
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BBS
John Arigoni
Columbus
State
Ohio
Rhodes
Robert E. Minshall
Ed Allum
Tom King
Don Nutt
Roland Huston
Great Robbery at Laundromat in Athens
Governor Arigoni’s clothes were stolen from a downtown Athens laundromat at 9 56 PM by two unidentified individuals who left a ransom note for 500000 in BBS currency. Leads are being pursued by the BBS State Patrol. the governor praised the apparent thieves. No further details available.
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Arigoni
Athens
BBS State Patrol
Ohio U Basketball Star John Schroeder Heads BBS Athletics
Ohio University Bobcats center John Schroeder, six foot nine and 220 pounds, led the 13-10 team last season in rebounds with 12 per game and scored 12 points per contest. A Bay State native from Norwalk High School, he hopes to coach after graduation and eyeing a pro career but needs a strong final year. His standout game vs Brown saw 22 points and 23 rebounds.
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John
Bobcats
Brown University
Ohio U
Norwalk High School
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Richard Comfort
Highway Patrol
Richard Petty
By Jim Young
Quaker
Randy Carlisle
Capitol
BBS Bettman
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