Administrative Wheels Turn In County City Government
Buckeye Boys State administrations implement city and county offices with the mayor as chief executive over public service safety and health bodies. County commissioners form a three member board guiding property, finances, and county affairs with the auditor issuing warrants and approving treasury movements. The prosecuting attorney represents the state in county legal matters including motor vehicle violations.
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Public Service and Safety
Board of Health
Director of Public Safety
Board of Education
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Cial
Theounty
Sing Along Spirit Brightens 1969 Boys Staters Dorm Jam Sessions
Despite concerns from counselors and commissioners, 1969 Boys Staters use their voices for culture not chaos during jam sessions. The piece notes guitarists singers and pianists across cities forming harmonious dorm gatherings that showcase positive civic spirit.
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BBS
Editorial Brotherhood at Boys State 69
The piece highlights Brotherhood Bounty and Service as core themes at Boys' State 69. It praises unity among 1400 attendees who, despite coming from different backgrounds, quickly form a cohesive, active group and emphasizes the program as a civic stepping stone for youth and a means for counselors to connect with future leaders.
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American Legion
United States
Buck jeye Boys State picks cabinet for Silverstein
In inaugural ceremonies June 15 Buck jeye Boys State governor elect Stan Silverstein announced his cabinet. Appointments include Adjutant General Farle Babcock Finance Director Ron Al pern Highway Director Jim Junge Education Director Wayne Feinstein Health Director Don Simon and more across 20 posts.
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Buckjeye Boys
Stan Silverstein
Jim Junge
Wayne Feinstein
Don Simon
Bradry
Rick Walters
Rhodes champions Wo Ed and voting age at Buckeye Boys State
Governor James A. Rhodes addressed 1360 youths at Buckeye Boys State urging support for vocational education and a lower voting age to 19. He warned against drop outs and called for a master plan for education linking high schools to college or immediate productive work.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
American Legion
Buckye Boys
Athens
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America
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Rhodes
Schedule Of Events Tuesday June 17 1969
Schedule lists times for James Hall events including recreation at 3:30 PM supplies, 4:45 PM dinner, assembly by cities, 8:00 PM retreat, 8:15 PM assembly, curfew at 10:45 PM and lights out at 11:00 PM. Activities occur in the auditorium and flagpole area. Local participants include city groups and organizers.
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James Hall
Sasaicceresianses
Reveille
Reeds
Reese Irving Hall
Wilson Hall
Boyd Hall
Irvine Hall
Cenchaebe Auidtorium
Peeehleeene Devovensness
Spaaee
The Fickle Finger Awards Strike Again
Hetuck staff presents the Slow Eaters award to the Secretary of State's office for a long lunch break. The Buckeye Boys' State Bank wins the Haste Makes Waste award for rushing to operate and briefly closing. Becky Ambruster and Gov Stan Silverstein draw attention at Inaugural ceremonies for the Self-Control award. The Peach Fuzz award goes to adolescents attempting beards for a week.
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Hetuck
Secretary of State
State Department
Buckeye Boys’ State Bank
Buckeye
Becky Ambruster
Stan Silverstein
Stan
Becky
Columbus
Dental Kit Brings Portable Dental Care to Shut-Ins
A suitcase-size 62-pound portable dental kit from Encore Division of Omark Industries allows full dental services for shut-ins, servicemen at remote posts, and others unable to reach a dentist. The kit, powered by compressed air, contains instruments and materials for examinations and emergency treatment.
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Portland
Ore
Encore
Omark Industries
Congress Opens With Party Caucuses and New Leadership
The new Senate and House met in a joint session at nine on Monday, then split into party caucuses. Kevin Smith led Senate appointments while Mike Stern led House actions, with new speakers and clerks elected in each chamber. Major bills included voting age, education funding, and penal system reforms. Roger Cloud delivered a brief address. The House sits under Nationalists 56 to 0? confusion. the Senate holds 26 to 22 Federalist control.
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Senate
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House
Houses of Congress
Supreme Court
John Unger
Kevin Smith
Andy Clark
Pete DeWeese
Roger Cloud
Mock trial and city rivalry highlight Buckeye Boys State week
After judges swear in, a 12 juror mock trial in Hartpence resulted in an 11 to 1 verdict for the plaintiff Jim Wagner who received 7500 dollars. A new officers slate led by Mark Thompson and George Hoffmeister was announced as the Bar Association officials. A feud between Smith and Suhr escalated with demands for apologies amid heated city meetings. A busy athletic week looms with tennis and wrestling challenges announced by counselors. An inter city unity plan is proposed by Jim Dugan to form a board to curb unemployment and improve collaboration.
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Common Pleas
Buckeye Boys
Homer Abele
Perry Mason
Homer Leach
Jim Wagner
Hartpence
Earl Stephenson
Philip Anthony
Gardner City
John Fletcher
Hartpeace City
Cedric Stanley
Gary Baily
Bettman City
Mark Thompson
Coffee City
Bar Association
George Hoffmeister
Coffee
Ralph Hupp
Bato City
Uyesmakang
Tom Becker
Bill Steinman
Buckeye
Becker
O. U
Steinman
Princeton
Tom Taylor
West Point
Denny City
McQuigg County
Jim Dugan
New State Officials Take Reins
Newly elected state county and city officials began their terms at Crook Hall at 9:00 A.M. Governor Silverstein and his cabinet announced early agenda items and appointments. The administration aims to pass civil rights measures, a graduated income tax, lower the voting age, and abolish capital punishment, with action aimed to unify parties for the state’s progress.
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BBS
Crook Hal
Silverstein
Crosby
Fee
James
Smathers
Barefoot
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