1976 Election Results for BBS General Assembly
A late night post in Irvine Hall lists elected officials for the 1976 BBS General Assembly. Each city elected four House members and two Senators, naming the individuals and their cities or districts. The compilation includes multiple named Senators and House members such as Phil Davis Nick Frazier Dave Goodrich Jay Brown Jim Nash Jeff Salyers and many others across labeled cities.
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BBS General Assembly
Irvine Hall
House of Representatives
Senate
Assembly
Baker
Phil Davis
Dan Lukjanczuk
House
Nick Frazier
Dave Goodrich
Chuck Waryk
Jay Brown
Bettman
Jim Nash
Ervin Campbell
Rick Nagy
Steve Kristen
John White
Jeff Salyers
Brady
Carlo Rinehart
Keith Devoe
Dave Dalton Mike
Former Lt. Gov Brown Addresses Staters Assembly
Former Ohio Lt. Gov John W. Brown, now Lakes and Lands administrator, spoke at Monday's assembly. Brown’s career began in 1941 with the Ohio Highway Patrol, then Coast Guard service in WWII, later serving as Medina mayor 1950 to 1953 and rising to Coast Guard Reserve commander.
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John W. Brown
Ohio
Brown
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Reserve
Medina
Ohio House
Boys State
Missouri
Snowstorm in Cobb City Strikes Room 129
A mysterious wet snowstorm hits Cobb City late last night confined to Room 129 home of Counselor Andrew Von Heuten. Fire and street crews recover a bed buried under two feet of snow as residents report eerie shrieks and curious wind. The weather forecast warns of more cold weather while public figures reference historical Ohio politics in unrelated notes.
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Cobb City
Andrew von Heuten
Herb Stein
Frankenstein
Herb
Andy
Ralph Mitchell
Andrew
Cobb City Street Department
Elden
Saunders Sworn In as Huckey Boys State Governor
Phillip Saunders becomes official governor of Huckey Boys State with swearing in by Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice C William O Neill. He thanks voters and campaign team Kip Frey and calls for unity and action on natural resources, environment protection, education, and jobs plus support for capital punishment for premeditated murder and mandatory jail for gun crimes.
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Phillip Saunders
Huckey Boys State
Ohio Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
Saunders
Kip Frey
Boys State
Athens Officials Orient Counterparts In City Meeting
Athens City leaders met with city officials and county government staff in the North City garage Tuesday morning. Police Chief Ted Jones Fire Chief Richard Cooley and Service Safety Director Phillip Goldsberry answered questions from Boys State participants about law enforcement fire regulations and interdepartmental coordination.
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Athens City
North City
Athens
Ted Jones
Richard Cooley
Phillip Goldsberry
Jones
Cooley
Goldsberry
Government in Full Operation Buckeye Boys State
Buckeye Boys State opens with active governance on day one. Citizens learn duties during the general election while taxes and utility charges are noted. Each participant receives $300 in BBS money for campaigns. Drivers license applications go to all, with a $6.50 fee on return. Sidewalks become state freeways and dormitory stairs become county and city roads.
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Buckeye Boys
Canteen At Boys State Open In OU Federalist HQ
The Canteen in Byers Hall at Ohio University serves Boys State attendees from 9 to 5 30 each day. Staffed by Lisa McDaniel Becky MacCombs Darwin Ekey and Laurie McComb the shop offers T shirts post cards pens notebooks socks gym shorts visors and more. It supports operation and activity during the week.
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Federalist Party
Byers Hall
Lisa McDaniel
Becky MacCombs
Darwin Ekey
Laurie McComb
Buckeye Boys State Swears In Officials and Justices
The Buckeye Boys State government inaugurated Tuesday night with Phillip D. Saunders sworn in as the 39th governor. Other officers took oaths including Greg Sherlock lieutenant governor Richard Cole secretary of state Jerry L. Stover treasurer Scott Buck auditor and Heriberto Aponte attorney general. Chief Justice C William O'Neill administered the oaths to Jeff Laws and seven Associate Justices.
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Buckeye Boys State
Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
Ohio Supreme Court
Phillip D. Saunders
BBS
Greg Sherlock
Richard Cole
Jerry L. Stover
Scott Buck
Heriberto Aponte
Judge O'Neill
Jeff Laws
Bob Feroze
Douglas A. Hendershott
Lyn Hurd
Kirk Salisbury
John Stromme
James R. Winegarner
Justice O'Neill
Hetuck Chuckle Interviewer Notes on Candidate
An interviewer questions a candidate named Bob about his name spelling and identity during a Boys State setting. The conversation mentions matching luggage and two A&P shopping bags as visible items.
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Hetuck
Bob
A&p
State Patrol Officers at Boys State Offer Patrol Program
Ohio State Highway Patrol representatives Sgt Merle Bush Sgt Jim Reed Ptl Larry Gregg and Rick Bucker join BBS Boys State to expand law enforcement knowledge from June 27 to July They boast long service awards including Ace Award and Patrolman of the Year honors across Akron District 10 District 3 and more Bush Reed Gregg and Bucker express commitment to protecting the people of Ohio and invite interested boys to join the patrol headquarters location opposite Boyd Hall on the green.
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State Highway Patrol
Boys State
Merle Bush
Larry Gregg
Rich Rucker
Jim Reed
Buckeye Boys
BBS
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Rick Bucker
Akron Post
Bush
Sgt
Reed
District 10
Ptl
Gregg
Ptt
Bucker
Boyd Hall
Rev Dale Giffin Named Buckeye Boys State Chief Counselor
Rev Dale Giffin of Leetonia Ohio age 27 serves as chief counselor for Buckeye Boys State 1976. He attended Boys State in 1966 and served as mayor. he holds a master of divinity from the Lutheran School of Theology and teaches at St Pauls Lutheran Church on loan for the program. Assistant counselor is Charlie Long 26 from Suman Indiana.
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Buckeye Boys State
Dale Giffin
Giffin
Leetonia
Ohio
Boys State
Wittenburg University
Lutheran School of Theology
Chicago
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Charlie Long
Ingenious Slogans Highlight Boys State Campaigns
During the primary at Boys State this year slogans circulate with names rhymed into phrases. Examples include Let Your Voice be Hurd and Hey Man Vote for Heyman reflecting candidate tags integrated into punchy lines.
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Boys State
Hurd
Hey Man
Heyman
Starc
Buckeye Boys State Bar Exam Schedule and Aims
The Buckeye Boys State Bar exam will be offered twice on Sunday and three times on Monday as part of the drive to strengthen the Bar Association. Counselor Steven Mayens notes the exam is challenging but passable, with retakes possible for nonpassers. Ray Hustek and advisers seek earlier organization and a quicker grievance process to push more cases to court.
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Buckeye Boys
BBS Digest
Ohio
Steven Mayens
Ray Hustek
Bar Association
Hustek
Homer E. Abele
Herman Weber
John Gosling
Bruce Birrell
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Gov. Phil Saunders
Kirner
Jim Payne
Mike Fitzgerald Campbell
Doug Kimekx
Mark Daily
Jir
Leopold
John Fowler
Rick Waldron
Paul Ahlquist Cobb
Joe Lach
Jeff Voss
Gary Gorby
Nick Liberin
Marty Bodnar
Kevin Backus
Coffey
Greg Starc
Ray Mularski
Dave Vinson
Doug Bryan
Kevin Kirker
Tim Tosca
Copeland
John Keck
Mark Combs
Trim Frank
Ed Trudo
Frank Merrill
Craig Ballas
Darlington
Bret Wesolek
Jeff Fischione
Paul Reed
John Scanlan
Todd Little
Larry Barbarossa
Denny
Kirby Sweitzer
Geoff Current
Stan Stephens
Joe Paulus
Ted Dumbauld
Dave Sitler Downing
John Berman
Tom Megalis
Tom Krier
Neil Boudinet
Rich Jarussi
Pete Sanborn
Doug Patton
Eric Steiner
Randy Pratt
Mark Zupan Ingersoll
Larry Georgiades
Gene Wright
Jim Lehman
Tim Spires
Craig Kruse
Paul Hartley Jensen
Mike Zink
Matt Jacobs
Kevin James
Mike Rehmert
Neil Bowers
Mike Clark Kitchen
Dave Grogan
Dan Silverman
Alan Mong
Frank Blateri
Mark Hardgrove
Tony
John Brown
U.S
Orient Counterparts
Persanal Rrs Bank
Servrnte
Charles Michael
Terry Welsh
Jeffrey Wilhelm
Jeffrey Graham
Ray Welling
Michael Boggs
Bill Dean
Tim Lucas
Tony Pollet
Summer
Mark Crist
Mark Henry
Kevin Gable
Matthew Schmuhl
Jeffrey Patterson
Gerald York
Charlie Cox
Geoffrey Phillips
Bill Schroeder
O’neill
State Patrol
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