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...surprise, but of a more welcome kind. Says Hillenbrand: "He was a good interview. He talked freely, which is not always the case with artists and musicians, who frequently are incapable of explaining how they work." Midwesterners Hillenbrand, who grew up in Chicago, and Levine, who is from Cincinnati, also found that they were on the same wave length. Says Hillenbrand: "He'd say things like 'You know what I mean,' and I would understand...
...Jets 44, Cincinnati...
...Johnson turned himself in to authorities on Dec. 2. Eight days later Johnson led FBI agents to a cache of $53,000 he had buried in a wooded area northwest of Chicago. When the Cessna crashed, Johnson was helping agents find $55,000 he said he had buried near Cincinnati. Johnson's attorney, Louis Garippo, said that his client was the only person who knew the exact location of the loot...
...Cincinnati 23, Cleveland...
...ordained in 1952 and rose rapidly in the hierarchy. In 1966 Bernardin became the youngest bishop in the country as an auxiliary to Archbishop Paul Hallinan of Atlanta, a noted civil rights-era liberal. In 1972 Bernardin was named Archbishop of Cincinnati and was elected president of the U.S. bishops' conference from...