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1. British Columbia.

Author

Morgado, Sean

Subjects
LIEUTENANT governors, DANCE, PROROGATION of Parliament, OPENING ceremonies, DANCERS
Abstract

The document provides a summary of recent events and developments in the Canadian provinces of British Columbia and Yukon. In British Columbia, the Fifth Session of the 42nd Parliament began with a ceremonial Opening Day that incorporated Indigenous customs and symbolism. The Speech from the Throne outlined priorities such as increasing housing supply, improving access to healthcare, and leveraging natural resources sustainably. The province also presented its budget for 2024-25, which included initiatives to address housing affordability and support families. Additionally, there were changes to the Executive Council and the establishment of a Working Group on Parliamentary Culture. In Yukon, the Spring Sitting of the First Session of the 35th Legislative Assembly took place from March 7 to May 2. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

3. Librarian Runs for Utah Lieutenant Governor.

Author

Rich, Hallie

Subjects
*WOMEN librarians, *LIEUTENANT governors, *LIBRARY science
Abstract

An interview with Rebekah Cummings, a librarian at the University of Utah's Marriott Library who is running for Lieutenant Governor of Utah, is presented. Cummings talks about how she first got into librarianship, the policy issues that are part of her platform, and ways she sees her experience in libraries is preparing her for elected office.

Published
2024

4. Ontario.

Author

Thorning, Isaiah

Subjects
LIEUTENANT governors
Abstract

The article focuses on significant events during the 1st Session of the 43rd Ontario Parliament, including the installation of Edith Dumont as the 30th Lieutenant Governor, the expression of condolences for the passing of Monte Kwinter, and the appointments of Jeffrey Novak as Financial Accountability Officer and Shelley Spence as Auditor General. It discusses the results of the by-election in Kitchener Centre and a censure motion against MPP Sarah Jama.

Published
2024

5. MODELO DE COMUNICACIÓN EFECTIVA PARA LA DIFUSIÓN DE LOS PROGRAMAS Y PROYECTOS DE INVERSIÓN PÚBLICA DEL DEPARTAMENTO DE LORETO (PERÚ).

Author

Gallo Infantes, Francisco Antonio, Arambarri Basañez, Jon, Cadillo López, Claudet, and Lloret Romero, Nuria

Subjects
CHANNEL coding, PUBLIC investments, COMMUNICATION models, TELECOMMUNICATION systems, LIEUTENANT governors
Abstract

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Published
2023
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6. ‘All the Parents Want Is a Chance To Make That Choice’.

Author

GILLESPIE, NICK

Subjects
*LIEUTENANT governors, *SCHOOL choice, *PARENT attitudes, *EDUCATION policy, *EDUCATIONAL outcomes
Abstract

An interview with lieutenant governor of Virginia, Winsome Earle-Sears is presented including discussion on the school choice movement in the state and the education savings accounts (ESAs) program. Topics includes her views on the program stating that it will spur better education outcomes by driving competition and providing more choices for parents, her reflection on the school choice movement and also mentions the impact of education savings accounts on the education system in Virginia.

Published
2023

7. British Columbia.

Author

Gordon, Jesse

Subjects
HOUSING, LEGISLATIVE bodies, PROROGATION of Parliament, LIEUTENANT governors, FISCAL year
Abstract

The article discusses various key events in the British Columbia Legislative Assembly from December 14, 2022, to March 31, 2023. Topics include the commencement of the Fourth Session budget presentation and debates, a notable Speaker's ruling on a healthcare crisis discussion, and the passage of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Act.

Published
2023

8. 'Black Nazi': Will North Carolina scandal drag down Trump?

Subjects
LIEUTENANT governors, REPUBLICANS, PORNOGRAPHY, TRANSGENDER people, CONSERVATIVES
Abstract

The article discusses the scandal surrounding Mark Robinson, the lieutenant governor of North Carolina and a Trump-endorsed candidate in the state's gubernatorial race. Robinson is facing backlash after comments he allegedly made on a porn forum from 2008 to 2012 were published by CNN. In these posts, Robinson referred to himself as a "Black NAZI," praised Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, called for reinstating slavery, and admitted to enjoying transgender porn. The scandal has caused Robinson's campaign to unravel, with senior staff quitting and the Republican Governors Association withdrawing its funding. This scandal could potentially impact Trump's chances of winning the presidency, as North Carolina is a crucial state for him. However, voters in North Carolina are known for ticket-splitting, so if Trump distances himself from Robinson, he may avoid electoral consequences. Some argue that Robinson should drop out of the race to avoid further damage to Trump's campaign. The article also highlights the divisive and controversial nature of Robinson's remarks and suggests that his candidacy reflects a larger trend within the Republican Party of embracing candidates who defy societal norms and provoke opposition. The author concludes by stating that the only way to address this trend is through electoral defeat, either by Trump losing now or the Republicans facing long-term consequences. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

9. New York Dems' ray of hope is Kamala Harris: The state is a true battleground again thanks to the vice president's ascension to the top of the Democratic ticket.

Author

Barkan, Ross

Subjects
ELECTORAL college, LIEUTENANT governors, POLITICAL candidates, REPUBLICANS, BALLOTS, LIBERALS, DEMOCRATS (United States), TICKETS
Abstract

New York Democrats are optimistic about Kamala Harris leading the presidential ticket, as it is believed that she can prevent an Electoral College landslide and down-ballot disaster for the party. Although Harris has her own flaws as a candidate, she is expected to effectively press the case against Donald Trump, campaign extensively, and make media appearances. Democrats in New York hope that Harris can match or come close to Joe Biden's 2020 performance in the state, where he won 61% of the vote. To take control of the House, Democrats will need to defeat at least three incumbent Republicans in New York, as well as potentially knock off a moderate Republican in his first term. The outcome of these races will depend on Harris's performance and the ability of Democratic candidates to appeal to swing voters. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

10. Inside the Crusade Against D.E.I.

Author

CONFESSORE, NICHOLAS

Subjects
*EX-presidents, *LIEUTENANT governors, *REPUBLICANS
Abstract

The article investigates the crusade of conservative activists against diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the U.S. It highlights the anti-DEI efforts of the think tank Claremont Institute by eliminating social justice education, its grant requests to right-leaning foundations to support examination of critical race theory, call for policies against homosexuality, and partnerships with groups in different states to limit DEI reach in universities.

Published
2024

11. No Charges for Georgia Lieutenant Governor in Trump Case.

Author

FAUSSET, RICHARD and HAKIM, DANNY

Subjects
*LIEUTENANT governors, *SPECIAL prosecutors, *FALSE testimony
Abstract

The article covers the decision by special prosecutor Pete Skandalakis not to charge Georgia Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones in connection with the fake elector scheme for former U.S. President Donald Trump. Topics discussed include the prosecutor's critique of Trump's legal team, Jones's actions and intentions, and the broader context of similar investigations and charges against other fake electors in various states.

Published
2024

12. One Vote, Two Winners: Team-Ticket Gubernatorial Elections and the Need for Further Reform.

Author

YEARGAIN, T. QUINN

Subjects
ELECTION law, NEW York state gubernatorial elections, LIEUTENANT governors, POLITICAL candidates, VOTING laws
Abstract

Historically, governors and lieutenant governors were elected in separate elections. This frequently meant that governors and lieutenant governors of different parties were elected, undermining the democratic legitimacy of gubernatorial succession. But when New York adopted team tickets in 1953, it ignited a flurry of similar changes nationwide. Today, most states with lieutenant governors elect them on a team ticket with governors. And, since the initial adoption of team tickets, several other trends--specifically, trends away from separate primaries and toward post-primary selection--have emerged in how lieutenant governors are elected. Despite the significance of these changes, however, they remain largely unexplored by the academic literature. Accordingly, this Article sets out to remedy that omission. It addresses the move to team tickets--including explaining why the move occurred when it did, the chronology, and the legislative history--and the subsequent adoption of specific lieutenant-gubernatorial election procedures. It explores both trends and ultimately argues for the adoption of an election procedure that maximizes democratic legitimacy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

14. "Alternative Method Required" and the Injection of Imaginary Language into the Missouri Constitution.

Author

Mears, Calla M.

Subjects
*STATUTORY interpretation, *CONSTITUTIONAL law, *ELECTION law, *LIEUTENANT governors
Abstract

The article focuses on the decision of the Supreme Court of Missouri in the case Cope v. Parson on principles of constitutional and statutory interpretation. It mentions democratic solutions and the legislature could pass legislation requiring a special election in the event that the Office of the Lieutenant Governor becomes vacant. It also mentions legal implications of allowing the governor to appoint a lieutenant governor when Missouri law expressly disallows it.

Published
2020

15. Los comandantes de armas y la pugna por el control territorial: San Luis de Loyola a principios de la década revolucionaria.

Author

TEJERINA, MARCELA VIVIANA

Subjects
LIEUTENANT governors, CITIES & towns, DEMOCRACY, ARGENTINE politics & government
Abstract

Copyright of Prohistoria is the property of Prohistoria Ediciones and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

Published
2020

16. Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission 2022 Annual Summary Data Report to the Utah Legislative Management Committee

Abstract

This Annual Summary Data Report to the Utah Legislative Management Committee was prepared in accordance with Utah Code Annotated Section 63A-14-203(3). The foregoing statute requires the Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission to prepare an annual summary data report of the Commission's activities. The Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission was created legislatively in 2013 by SB 86; later codified in Utah Code Ann. Title 63A, Chapter 14. The Commission's duties include reviewing ethics complaints regarding the following executive branch elected officials: Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, State Auditor and State Treasurer. If the Commission concludes by clear and convincing evidence that a complaint has merit, it shall make its findings public and forward them to the Legislature for further review.

Published
2023

18. Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission 2022 Annual Summary Data Report to the Utah Legislative Management Committee

Abstract

This Annual Summary Data Report to the Utah Legislative Management Committee was prepared in accordance with Utah Code Annotated Section 63A-14-203(3). The foregoing statute requires the Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission to prepare an annual summary data report of the Commission's activities. The Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission was created legislatively in 2013 by SB 86; later codified in Utah Code Ann. Title 63A, Chapter 14. The Commission's duties include reviewing ethics complaints regarding the following executive branch elected officials: Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, State Auditor and State Treasurer. If the Commission concludes by clear and convincing evidence that a complaint has merit, it shall make its findings public and forward them to the Legislature for further review.

Published
2023

19. Prince Edward Island.

Author

Reddin, Ryan

Subjects
ELECTIONS, LEGISLATIVE bodies, LIEUTENANT governors
Abstract

The article focuses on the dissolution of the 66th General Assembly in Prince Edward Island leading to a general election on April 3, 2023. Topics include the decision of four members not to reoffer, the details of the election campaign with increased diversity among candidates, and the election results which saw the Progressive Conservative Party forming the government with 22 seats, the Liberal Party as the Official Opposition with three seats, and the Green Party holding two seats.

Published
2023

21. Frustration Mounting Over Lengthy Outages In Houston After Beryl.

Author

GOODMAN, J. DAVID, PENN, IVAN, and Sims, Shannon

Subjects
*FRUSTRATION, *LIEUTENANT governors
Abstract

The article focuses on the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl in Houston, where millions faced record-breaking power outages despite efforts by CenterPoint Energy to restore electricity, prompting concerns about the city's preparedness for increasingly frequent and severe storms.

Published
2024

22. Suit Claims Young Inmates Abused in Illinois.

Author

SMITH, MITCH

Subjects
*ACTIONS & defenses (Law), *COVID-19 pandemic, *LIEUTENANT governors
Abstract

The article focuses on a lawsuit filed against Illinois, alleging systemic abuse of juvenile prisoners by state workers over decades, including sexual misconduct and assaults, highlighting the failure to prevent such abuses in youth correctional facilities.

Published
2024

23. Joe Biden, the Marijuana President?

Author

BIDGOOD, JESS

Subjects
*MARIJUANA, *LABOR Day, *LIEUTENANT governors
Abstract

The article offers information on Mayor Eric Adams traveling to Rome to meet with Pope Francis, following a tradition of New York City mayors meeting the Catholic Church leader.

Published
2024

24. Here be dragons.

Subjects
*LIEUTENANT governors, *MILITARY bases, *SUPPLY chains, *GOVERNMENT business enterprises
Published
2024

25. South Carolina Is Not Rushing To Help Haley.

Author

WEISMAN, JONATHAN, LaFRANIERE, SHARON, and Ulloa, Jazmine

Subjects
*LIEUTENANT governors
Abstract

The article reports on the lack of support that U.S. presidential candidate Nikki Haley got from her home state in South Carolina. Topics mentioned include the criticisms of Haley's capabilities as president, the main reasons why many politicians do not want to support Haley, and a suggested strategy on how U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump can win the reelection.

Published
2024

26. Debate on Fox Could Preview The 2028 Race.

Author

NAGOURNEY, ADAM and Scheinblum, Max

Subjects
*IMMIGRATION enforcement, *LIEUTENANT governors
Abstract

The article discusses how the scheduled "Fox News" debate between California Governor Gavin Newsom and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis could serve as a preview of the 2028 U.S. presidential election. Also cited are the interview by "Fox News" host Sean Hannity of Newsom on issues like law enforcement and immigration policies, and DeSantis' performance as a possible 2024 presidential candidate.

Published
2023

27. 2023 Newfoundland and Labrador Lieutenant Governor's Awards in Architecture.

Subjects
*ARCHITECTURAL awards, *LIEUTENANT governors, *CENTERS for the performing arts
Abstract

The article announces the 2023 Newfoundland and Labrador Lieutenant Governor's Awards in Architecture, highlighting the recipients including Woodford Architecture for Halfway Hill House, LAT49 Architecture for Nurse Myra Bennett Centre, and Woodford Architecture for O'Brien Farm Learning Centre.

Published
2024

29. We Need to Talk About Republican Antisemitism.

Author

GOLDBERG, MICHELLE

Subjects
*REPUBLICANS, *LIEUTENANT governors
Abstract

The article focuses on Mark Robinson, the Republican nominee for governor of North Carolina, who has retained controversial Facebook posts about Jews, including statements that downplay the Holocaust, suggest a Jewish plot behind a movie, and use a Yiddish slur.

Published
2024

30. Bipartisan PSA Promotes Vote By Mail in Utah and Oregon

Author

Fagan, Shemia, Henderson, Deidre M., 1974, Fagan, Shemia, and Henderson, Deidre M., 1974

Abstract

Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson and Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan released a joint statement today to remind voters that both states have decades of experience with vote by mail, a safe and secure method of voting that boasts bipartisan support. Lt. Gov. Henderson, a Republican, is Utah’s chief elections officer and Secretary Fagan, a Democrat, is Oregon’s chief elections officer. When it comes to vote by mail, Lt. Gov. Henderson and Secretary Fagan are on the same team, supporting free and fair elections for eligible voters. Neither state has seen widespread voter fraud in any election.

Published
2022

31. Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission 2021 Annual Summary Data Report to the Utah Legislative Management Committee

Abstract

This Annual Summary Data Report to the Utah Legislative Management Committee was prepared in accordance with Utah Code Annotated Section 63A-14-203(3). The foregoing statute requires the Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission to prepare an annual summary data report of the Commission's activities. The Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission was created legislatively in 2013 by SB 86; later codified in Utah Code Ann. Title 63A, Chapter 14. The Commission's duties include reviewing ethics complaints regarding the following executive branch elected officials: Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, State Auditor and State Treasurer. If the Commission concludes by clear and convincing evidence that a complaint has merit, it shall make its findings public and forward them to the Legislature for further review.

Published
2022

32. Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission 2021 Annual Summary Data Report to the Utah Legislative Management Committee

Abstract

This Annual Summary Data Report to the Utah Legislative Management Committee was prepared in accordance with Utah Code Annotated Section 63A-14-203(3). The foregoing statute requires the Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission to prepare an annual summary data report of the Commission's activities. The Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission was created legislatively in 2013 by SB 86; later codified in Utah Code Ann. Title 63A, Chapter 14. The Commission's duties include reviewing ethics complaints regarding the following executive branch elected officials: Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, State Auditor and State Treasurer. If the Commission concludes by clear and convincing evidence that a complaint has merit, it shall make its findings public and forward them to the Legislature for further review.

Published
2022

33. Statement on Declaring a Federal Emergency in Texas.

Subjects
*EMERGENCY management, *DISASTER relief, *NATURAL disasters, *LIEUTENANT governors, *FEDERAL aid
Abstract

President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. has declared a federal emergency in Texas following a hurricane that caused significant damage to the Gulf Coast and Houston. The President spoke with Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick and FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell, and immediately approved a major disaster declaration. The main concern at the moment is the power outages and extreme heat impacting Texans, as extreme heat is known to be more deadly than other natural disasters. The federal government is providing support, including prepositioned generators, to help with power outages and protect communities from the extreme heat. The major disaster declaration ensures that Texas will receive the necessary resources for recovery. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

34. PROCLAMATION DAY IN LAHORE: Civil and Military Gazette, 3 January 1885.

Subjects
PROCLAMATIONS, LIEUTENANT governors, PUBLIC officers, CORONATIONS, STREET-food vendors
Abstract

The article discusses about the historical event of proclamation day in Lahore on January 3, 1885. Topics of discussion includes the idea of allowing the Public at large to share in a celebration was confined to Raises, Durbaris and the officials of Lahore, the occupants of the ground includes orange-vendors, cheap-jacks, proprietors of merry-go-rounds, Nawab Nawazish Ali Khan, offered their congratulations to the Lieutenant-Governor in a vernacular address.

Published
2018

35. Warrant Suggests F.B.I. Is Looking for Fake Donors to Adams Campaign.

Author

FITZSIMMONS, EMMA G. and ROTHFELD, MICHAEL

Subjects
*SEARCH warrants (Law), *CAMPAIGN funds, *LIEUTENANT governors, *FEDERAL government
Abstract

The article focuses on the FBI's investigation into whether Mayor Eric Adams's campaign received illegal foreign campaign contributions from the Turkish government and nationals, using so-called straw donors, with the inquiry raising questions about the vetting of campaign donations.

Published
2023

36. Declaration : Women's Day in Utah (March 8, 2021)

Author

Henderson, Deidre M., 1974, Cox, Spencer J., 1975, Henderson, Deidre M., 1974, and Cox, Spencer J., 1975

Abstract

Declaration of Governor Spencer J. Cox and Lieutenant Governor Dierdre Henderson declaring March 8, 2021 as Women's Day in Utah.

Published
2021

37. Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission 2020 Annual Summary Data Report to the Utah Legislative Management Committee

Abstract

This Annual Summary Data Report to the Utah Legislative Management Committee was prepared in accordance with Utah Code Annotated Section 63A-14-203(3). The foregoing statute requires the Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission to prepare an annual summary data report of the Commission's activities. The Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission was created legislatively in 2013 by SB 86; later codified in Utah Code Ann. Title 63A, Chapter 14. The Commission's duties include reviewing ethics complaints regarding the following executive branch elected officials: Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, State Auditor and State Treasurer. If the Commission concludes by clear and convincing evidence that a complaint has merit, it shall make its findings public and forward them to the Legislature for further review.

Published
2021

38. One Utah Roadmap (October 20, 2021, Version 2)

Author

Cox, Spencer J., 1975, Henderson, Deidre M., 1974, Cox, Spencer J., 1975, and Henderson, Deidre M., 1974

Abstract

The One Utah Roadmap was developed by more than 100 community leaders and released in January 2021. The Roadmap shared the vision, principles, priorities, and action items of the Cox-Henderson Administration for the first 500 days in office. After 250 days of teamwork, progress, and insights, it was reviewed and refreshed to propel the administration forward. This new edition of the Roadmap outlines the top priorities of the administration which will be managed by the Governor’s Office. An addendum at the conclusion of this document lists supplemental action items which are still priorities of the Governor, but will be managed by state agencies. Throughout Version 2, action items have been edited, added, and in some instances, redirected into larger goals.

Published
2021

40. First 100 Days of the Cox-Henderson Administration

Author

Henderson, Deidre M., 1974, Richardson, Holly, Henderson, Deidre M., 1974, and Richardson, Holly

Abstract

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson interview with Holly Richardson, Utah Policy, for the 100 days in office.

Published
2021

41. Message to Utah Women in the Armed Forces

Author

Henderson, Deidre M., 1974 and Henderson, Deidre M., 1974

Abstract

Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson shares a message with Utah women who have served or are currently serving in the Armed Forces.

Published
2021

44. One Utah Roadmap (January 19, 2021, Version 1)

Author

Cox, Spencer J., 1975, Henderson, Deidre M., 1974, Cox, Spencer J., 1975, and Henderson, Deidre M., 1974

Abstract

Gov. Spencer J. Cox and Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson released a plan for the new administration's first 500 days. Called the "One Utah Roadmap," the plan outlines policy priorities and suggested action items based on campaign promises and stated goals of Gov. Cox and Lt. Gov. Henderson. The Roadmap focuses on six key priorities: 1) economic advancement, including ways the state can develop talent, incentivize businesses and foster innovation; 2) education innovation and investment, including how the state can recruit and retain quality teachers and focus on at-risk learners; 3) rural matters, including meeting critical infrastructure and policy needs; 4) health security, including fighting COVID-19 and addressing social determinants of health; 5) equality and opportunity, including leading by example to improve racial and gender disparities in state government; and 6) state government efficiency, including investing in state employees and implementing changes in structure to become more responsive to the state's customers, i.e. the residents of Utah.

Published
2021

45. Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission 2020 Annual Summary Data Report to the Utah Legislative Management Committee

Abstract

This Annual Summary Data Report to the Utah Legislative Management Committee was prepared in accordance with Utah Code Annotated Section 63A-14-203(3). The foregoing statute requires the Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission to prepare an annual summary data report of the Commission's activities. The Independent Executive Branch Ethics Commission was created legislatively in 2013 by SB 86; later codified in Utah Code Ann. Title 63A, Chapter 14. The Commission's duties include reviewing ethics complaints regarding the following executive branch elected officials: Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, State Auditor and State Treasurer. If the Commission concludes by clear and convincing evidence that a complaint has merit, it shall make its findings public and forward them to the Legislature for further review.

Published
2021

46. Declaration : Women's Day in Utah (March 8, 2021)

Author

Cox, Spencer J., 1975, Henderson, Deidre M., 1974, Cox, Spencer J., 1975, and Henderson, Deidre M., 1974

Abstract

Declaration of Governor Spencer J. Cox and Lieutenant Governor Dierdre Henderson declaring March 8, 2021 as Women's Day in Utah.

Published
2021

47. [Untitled]

Author

Drury, Dianne Reilly

Published
2006

48. Hitting Herculean Heights: Resilient leader at Youngstown reaches C-130 milestone.

Author

White, Eric M.

Subjects
LIEUTENANT governors, MILITARY airlift, FLIGHT crews
Abstract

The article reports on the success of the Lieutenant colonel Barry JR Cupples, a navigator with the 910th Airlift Wing, for reaching 10,000th C-130 flight hour at Youngstown Air Reserve Station in Ohio. Topics include revealing of a tattoo commemorating Cupples milestone flight hour; enlisting of a loadmaster, responsible for loading and securing cargo and passengers before and during Air Force flight, and information about milestones for aircrew members and Air Force Reserve patch.

Published
2019

49. When a Businessman Goes into Politics.

Subjects
LIEUTENANT governors, EMPLOYEES
Abstract

The article features North Carolina Lieutenant Governor and businessman Luther Hodges. It states that Hodges began his interest in the political sector during the World War II and then was followed by various government jobs such as Marshall Field. It says that Hodges won the governor position over veteran Roy Rowe, Winston-Salem Mayor Marshall Kurfees, and radio announcer Ben McDonald. It adds that Hodges received a total vote of 275,000 which gave him the victory for the governor position.

Published
1952

50. Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox : preparing for COVID-19 (March 10, 2020)

Author

Utah. Department of Health, Utah Coronavirus Task Force, Utah. Governor, Utah. Lieutenant Governor, Cox, Spencer J., 1975, Utah. Department of Health, Utah Coronavirus Task Force, Utah. Governor, Utah. Lieutenant Governor, and Cox, Spencer J., 1975

Abstract

Leiutenant Governor Spencer Cox shares some of the information that scientists have shared with him about why our personal actions are so important with this pandemic.

Published
2020

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