Buckeye Boys State elects six state officers and chief justice
In Buckeye Boys State 1969 1342 voters chose Stan Silverstein as governor with 824 votes to 497 for Wayne Feinstein. Levern Crosby won lieutenant governor 840 to 502, Gary Fee became Secretary of State 680 to 661, Larry James state treasurer 739 to 603, Tom Smathers state auditor 17 year old, Jeff Barefoot attorney general 738 to 558. John Unger 15 was elected Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court. All were sworn in at Ohio University Convocation Center and assumed duties.
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Dave Spiaster
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Findlay High School
Findlay
Ohio
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Bing) Crosby
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Gary Fee
Jim Junge
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Larry James
Nationalist Party
Mike Olpalka
Mr. James
Elyria High
Elyria
Jeff Barefoot
John T. Unger
Ohio Supreme Court
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Canton
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Ohio University
Stan Silverstein
LaVerne Crosby
Tom Smathers
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BBS Senate
Bob Kincaid
Buckeye Boys’ State
Jeff Burkam
Federalists
Wally Roshevsky
Boyd Hall
Athens
Treasuer
Buckeye Boys State Names Stan Silverstein Governor
The inaugural Buckeye Boys State ceremony featured Stan Silverstein taking office with an honor guard and a call to unite factions. Ohio Supreme Court Justice William ONeil spoke as Becky Ambrewster and Pete DeWeese received ovations, and the event closed with the Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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Becky Ambrewster
Silverstein
Buckeye Boys
Pete DeWeese
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Stan Silverstein
Stan
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American Legion
Ohio Supreme Court
William O'Neil
Schedule of Events June 16 1969 City Camp Program
Afternoon events begin at 3:30 in the auditorium with Recreation and City Pictures then Band Dinner and Commission at 5:30 followed by dinner. Evening curfew at 10:45 and lights out at 11. Tuesday repeats setup in City Areas with Reveille at 6:15 and various offices, inspections, training, and band activities through 1:00 Rest Period and 7:45 Assemble.
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Seciverespecsive
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Peace Officers’ Training Institute
EBRD
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Youth leaders rise as Boys State elections unfold
The Nationalists and Federalists rally in the convocation center with flowing energy and a dog mascot amid orderly crowds. Bob Kincaid and Wayne Feinstein figure in the race as county conventions select local nominees and voters weigh leadership and platform.
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Convocation
Editorial Political Problems After Campaigns End
After campaigns end the Silverstein Administration faces questions about keeping promises and pushing laws. A split government between Nationalists and Federalists could slow action or cause clashes. The piece asks if the governor can cooperate with courts and win grassroots support to govern effectively.
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Silverstein
Silverston
Senate
Happiness Is A Pretty Ace At Boys State Cafeteria
The scene at noon featured a crowd of 500 boys admiring a few women in the Boys State cafeteria. Spectators stood on chairs as rescuers aided those temporarily blinded by the display and cheering.
Fragmented byline and staff list from Cort Reporter edition
A garbled OCR byline section lists editors and reporters with numerous typos and repeated filler letters, naming roles such as News Editor Business Manager Desk Photographer and various staffers, but details are largely indecipherable.
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Ediorinchief
Richard Humphrey
Sscesssesees
Curt Peoples
David Dubs
Mark Walling
Tim Hyre
Jim Bancroft
David Spatter
Albert Tudor
Darwin Macy
Phillie
Rick
Mark Phillips
Phil Kovee
Seseeeseess
Stow Riddle
David Bustier County
Chris. Schoetter
Bruce Bence
Don Schnelie
Mert Hompshre
Jenkons
Jenkins
Clayton
Storr
Oath Inspires Buckeye Boys State Youth Leader Speech
Ohio Supreme Court Justice C William O Neill swore in the Governor and state officials highlighting youth leadership. He urged students to fight for justice liberty and equality while warning against corrupt politicians and urging personal conviction. He recalled Buckeye Boys State training and praised his son being named Attorney General.
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America
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C. Wm O'Neill
Supreme Court
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Buckeye Boys’ State
Ohio
Buckeye Boys State Bar Exam Results Released
The Buckeye Boys State Bar Exam was held yesterday in Boyd's Hall Cafeteria. Of 450 applicants, 447 passed the comprehensive test based on Ohio Digest. Questions covered government branches and hypothetical scenarios, including credit card liability and trespass on government land.
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Consolidated Doorhandie Inc
United Doorman’s Union
Buckeye Boys’ State Bar Association
Buckeye Boys
Boyd's Hall
Ohio Digest
B.B.S
J. Morgan
Boone
Fickle Finger of State Awards at Buckeye Boys State
The HETUCK staff presents the first Fickle Finger of State awards for Buckeye Boys State distinctions. Stan Silverstein earns a humorous accidental restroom mix up award, a bugler wins for courage, Suhr City residents gain longsuffering status, the Federalist party mutt mascot receives a pet award, and cafeteria staff share dual honors for friendliness and conservation.
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Suhr
Federalist Party
Buckeye Boys State Names Bakers Barbers and Brewers
The article playfully maps a local youth event to a nursery rhyme cast. It notes three Bakers and two Barbers plus two Bosses running the program. It mentions a Brewer and a Wiedemann beer reference and includes a Lampe as a final figure.
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Buckeye Boys
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