Nationalist Party Convention Chooses New Officers
The Nationalist party convened in Boyd Hall to nominate a permanent party chairman and elect a party secretary. Philip Monnin defeated Jerry Williams for chairman by 11 votes. Williams then beat Kevin Ship for secretary by nine votes. The platform opposed state aid to private and parochial schools with funding to public education by local governments.
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Nationalist Party
Boyd Hall
Philip Monnin
Williams City
Jerry Williams
Smith
Monnin
Kevin Ship
Copeland
Buckeye Boys State Band Prepares for Rallies and Record Session
The Buckeye Boys State Band gathers over 140 members from across the state led by director Mr. W. Pete DeWeese. A record 54 trumpets auditioned this year as the group performs at assemblies and rallies and may cut a record later in the week. The roster lists members by county and city, including Warner Campbell City and Plank II members, with numerous names such as Mark And dress and Geoffrey Fischer among others.
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Buckeye
Pete’’ DeWeese
Federalists Elect Stein and Set Platform at Buckeye Boys State
The Ohio convention of the Federalist party chose Kent Stein as chairman on the fourth ballot with 192 votes and elected Tim Celek as state secretary. The platform calls for more education funding from lottery, death penalty for serious crimes, system reforms in juvenile and parole, mental institutions upgrade, tax relief to spur industry, environmental enforcement, new energy, firearm registration, and welfare reconstruction. Phil Saunders defeated Richard Cordray for governor, highlighting Buckeye Boys State leadership. Saunders hails from Bedford Heights and excels in sports and academics.
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Kent Stein
Tim Celek
Federalist Party
Phil Saunders
Richard Cordray
Buckeye
Saunders
Bedford Heights
Cleveland
Bedford High School
Latta Added to Hall of Fame
Delbert Latta, longtime U S House member from the 5th District, guest spoke at a Sunday assembly and received a hall of fame nod. He urged Buckeye Boys State participants to pursue public service, noting his roles on the House Rules Budget and Export Control committees after a career in state senate and Congress.
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Latta
Hall of Fame
Delbert Latta
U.S
House of Representative
U.S. House
House Rules Committee
Budget Committee
Export Control
Boys Staters
American Legion
Buckeye Boys State
State Officials In Athens Wednesday
Buckeye Boys State will host Gov. James A. Rhodes and cabinet staff on Wednesday June 23 with a large Columbus delegation expected. Latta criticizes federal deficits and lauds Declaration of Independence ideals while Boys State leaders recognize his Buckeye Boys State Hall of Fame award. Saunders wins gubernatorial bid. other race results include Cole for secretary of state, Stover for state treasurer, Buck for state auditor, and Aponte for attorney general.
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Buckeye Boys State
James A. Rhodes
Boys State
Columbus
Assembly of
Primary Election Results from Boys State 1976
The 1976 Bicentennial Boys State primary results show nationalists and federalists choosing governors, lieutenant governors, secretaries of state, treasurers, auditors, and attorneys general. Winners include Rick Cordray, Rick Cole, William Orris, Scott Buck, Heriberto Aponte, and Jeff Laws, with multiple judicial posts filled and many other candidates listed.
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Jeff Laws
Greg Ultman
Tom Schmenk
Jim Beidler
Court of Appeals
Sal Ponzio
John Haas
Scott Jones
Kurt Bilas
Tom Butera
Lou Smith
Gary Minnick
Tom Cliff
Mark Dickinson
Lyn Hurd
Paul Weaver
John Stromme
Jeff Jones
Bill Boggs
Pat Smith
Bill
Recreation counselor Lt. Hosket to oversee James Dorm facilities
Lt. Gary Hosket named special recreation counselor in James Dorm, Room 112. He coordinates footballs, frisbees, softballs and basketballs via I D card exchanges and returns. He starts inter county basketball and football tourneys as weather allows. tennis courts and pool open after office hours.
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Gary Hosket
Lt. Hosket
James Dormitory
Hasket
Boys State
Nationalists and Federalists Learn Government Through Two Parties
Delegates at Boys State engage in a practical government exercise by splitting into two equal groups named the Nationalists and Federalists. The Nationalists trace to the 1824 split leading to Adams and Clay and eventual Whig absorption in 1834, while Federalists descend from Hamilton era advocating a strong financial system and strict domestic law enforcement.
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Boys State
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
William Crawford
Congress
Adams
Aponte Ist To File For State Office Amid 1976 Rush
Since 7 20 Saturday evening Herberto Aponte filed for a state elected office and about 235 more followed in the secretary of state’s office. Acting Secretary Roger Myers said primary system enthusiasm exceeds expectations and rosters of party delegates and county city nominations will flood the office during Election 76.
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Herberto Aponte
Secretary of State
Roger Myers
Myers
Hetuck the Legion workshop paper's daily issue
Hetuck serves as the official publication of the American Legion government workshop. It is published daily except Saturday and has an approximate circulation of 15,000.
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Hetuck
The
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