Governors staff aids Buckeye Boys State training
The governor’s staff received expert instruction at a Cabinet Meeting while real state counterparts guided the first day of Buckeye Boys State. Participants included State Treasurer Gertrude Donahey and numerous department officials detailing banking, education funding, highway safety, EPA, and budgeting.
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Gertrude Donahey
Ohio
Homer E. Abele
Ohio Supreme Court
BBS Supreme Court
Phillip McMillen
Attorney General's Office
Earl Richards
Ohio Epa
Michael Gordon
Department of Education
Federalist Party
BBS
Harold Massey
Donald D. Cook
Department of
Gertrude W. Donahey
John Wilson
James Abraham
Buckeye Boys State initiates with Massey swearing in
Harold Massey was sworn in as governor by Ohio Chief Justice C William O Neill as Buckeye Boys State officially began. Massey promised to uphold his party platform, praised nonprejudice delegates, and cited programs like BBS to guard against Communism. O Neill urged equality and the rule of law in a lecture to youths.
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Roger Woolfe
Bureau of Employment Services
Jack Belknap
Department of Administrative Services
Ed Miller
Treasury of State
BBS
Treasury Department
David Weis
Ohio Department of Transportation
Buckeye Boys Territory
Buckeye Boys State
Harold Massey
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
Massey
Italy
America
O'William O'Neill
Buckeye Boys State Bank Opens Amid Charter Hurdles
Governor Harold Massey declares Buckeye Boys State Bank officially open in Crook Hall. Branch set in James Hall lobby. 1975 bank officials listed include Scarola, Marxen, Reed, Johnson, Prince, Kibble, Parker. Exhibition sports results noted. several officials from Ohio government visit.
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Joe Scarola
Buckeye Boys State
BBS
Harold Massey
Crook Hall
John Oberlander
BBS Bank
Tom Marxen
Bruce Reed
Jim Johnson
Jim Prince
Brad Kibble
Randy Parker
The
Bank of Our State
James Hall
That Hall
Buckeye Boys State Highway Patrol Drills Begin
Seventy new Buckeye Boys State Patrol Unit members trained Wednesday around West Green dormitories and the Convocation Center. Marines sergeant Bill Thurik led drills with Patrolmen Larry Cox and Stan Erton guiding formations as counselors prepared them for an Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy inspection.
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Bill Thurik
Marines
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Stan Erton
Ron Carbaugh
Ken Dasher
Erten
Cox
Thurik
Gilmartin
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Jeff Harbour
Highway Patrol
Pop Sales at Buckeye Boys State 1975
Officials report high demand for pop during Buckeye Boys State 1975 with 10 machines on West Green dispensing 80 to 100 cases daily. At 100 cases per day, 2400 cans are used daily, yielding about $600 daily and $5400 over the nine day event.
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Cristoff Swears In 400 New Lawyers for Buckeye Boys State
Chief Justice Carl Cristoff swore in 400 men Tuesday, granting them rights to practice as attorneys in the Boys State court system. The Buckeye Boys' Bar Association formed three committees: Grievance, Fee Minimum, and Ethics, with named members for each. Officers chosen include Mark Sandborn as president and Dennis Martin as vice president.
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Carl Cristoff
Buckeye Boys’ Bar Association
Boys State
Bar Association
Donald Wollett
Willard Wilson
Tom Mockler
Mike Olinger
Jeff Thompson
Bill Ague
Dick Termuglen
Dick Cowan
Dave Poole
Dave Booth
Steve Ross
Jay Carmen
Joe Ovnee
Mark Densky
Wayne Evans
Mark Sandborn
Dennis Martin
Tom Zitch
Jim Braselton
Massey Praises Boys State Learnings and Public Service
Buckeye Boys State Governor Harold Massey says the program educates and enlightens youths about public officials' work and fosters patience with government. He describes the job as enjoyable yet demanding, cites deadlines, and notes cabinet appointments based on qualifications.
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Counselor Hurt In Chase At Boys State
Darlington City's Counselor Earl Biggers was awoken at 2 45 am by noises outside James Hall. He chased four intruders down three stairs then fell on the fourth landing injuring his ankle. He caught one intruder who remains unidentified.
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Earl Biggers
Darlington City
Biggers
James Hall
Staters Discover Catacombs Beneath Dorm Garages
The text describes James and Grosvenor Halls basement garages as catacombs in a playful, imaginative view. It notes dim lighting, concrete pillars, pipes overhead, and sounds of students heading to lunch, while acknowledging the spaces are simply garages to most.
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Buckeye
James and
Grosvenor Halls
Massey Announces Staff for 22 State Jobs
Governor Massey spent Tuesday afternoon interviewing applicants for 22 state level posts and announced the chosen staff during his inaugural address. Names named include James Antall as adjutant general.
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Buckeye Boys State Elects County Officials in 1975
The 1975 Buckeye Boys State elected county officials from nine counties. GALBRAITH and McQUIGG list three commissioners, an auditor, a prosecuting attorney, a clerk of courts, a recorder, a treasurer, an engineer, and a sheriff for their districts, with multiple names per county including Senerius Marzilli Malone Quellhorst and others. The roster extends to KONOLD DeWEESE WAGONSELLER and WARNER counties with corresponding office holders and officer names.
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Galbraith
Donald Senerius
Jeff Marzilli
Bruce Malone
Tim Quellhorst
Bruce Kramer
Roland Schick
Randy Mallernee
Barry Compton
Mike Zatezalo
Rick Irizzell
Cole County
Charles Thomas
Chris Neunschwander
Taras Kowcza
Victor Flinner
Shawn Rasey
Paul Parsons
Robert Dennis
John Chiebina
Robert Myers
Mark Feasline
Klden
Jum Switzer
Stem
Pem
Mark Jones
William Huever
Ray Hustek
Bill Inskeep
David Miller
John Rivera
Mike Wise
Joe Martello
Bangham
Kent Logan
Terry Cleveland
Mark Hartman
Carly Reese
John Mellinger
Matt Penfound
Pat Thonen
John Petralia
Paul Kaye
Wagonseller
Christ Seaver
Matt Timmons
Jeff Tedrow
Rich Medley
Bob Sanders
Mickey Schumacher
Alan Rodak
Scott Johnson
Dan Muse
Sam Eisele
Warner
Donald Thomas
Larry Swartzlander
Doug Glawe
Jim McCarkle
Marty Thomas
Kirt Heidelburg
Richard Schwartz
James Harlow
David Stone
Jan Hooper
Konold
Davd Beckett
Sung Lee
Gary Grandall
David Weber
Alan Burns
Ronald Ross
David Casey
Martin Ebert
Joel Guthrie
Tom Madoni
Deweese
Jack McCarthy
Joe Dawson
Mark Stewart
William Smith
Steve Burns
Bill Schilling
Randy Fetters
Carlos Cruz
Bill Warfield
Tony Yates
Hetuck Legion Workshop Daily Publication
The Hetuck is the official daily publication of the American Legion government workshop, issued seven days a week except Saturdays, with a circulation of 15 908 copies.
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Hetuck
American Legion Government Workshop
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