Garvey Wins 1977 Outstanding Young Man Award
Dodgers first baseman Steve Garvey, 28, tops a national Jaycees list for outstanding young men. He dedicates off season time to charity and MS society fundraisers, saying he uses baseball as exposure to influence youth and improve the country for the future.
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Garvey and Frederickson Highlight Charity Drive and White House Rise
Suburban Los Angeles figures credit spouses for driving MS drives and other charities. Don Garvey discusses family influence and a 28 year career leading to All-Star honors with the Dodgers. David Wayne Frederickson, 34, is honored as one of America's 10 outstanding young men of 1977 for his White House staff work, overcoming partial blindness and paralysis.
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From poverty to top CPA firm founder Frank Banks rises
Frank James Banks, 35, named among America's 10 outstanding young men of 1977 by the U S Jaycees, recounts a late start in schooling. He grew up poor in the South, self-funded Xavier University, worked as a federal auditor in Chicago, then led the War on Poverty fiscal service in Memphis.
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Riches of Appalachia Doctor Devotes Life to Poor
Warren Stumbo, a physician from eastern Kentucky, rose from poverty to serve Appalachia, founding the Eastern Kentucky Health Services Center and co founding a major black CPA firm. He was named among America’s 10 outstanding young men in 1977 by the National Jaycees and honored for improving regional health care and economic opportunity.
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AuCoin Named One of America's 10 Outstanding Young Men
At 34, Oregon Democrat Les AuCoin is hailed as a new breed reformer shaping modern government. He was chosen by the Jaycees as one of 10 outstanding young men, citing his leadership in Oregon politics and early Capitol reforms.
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