Word: cincinnatis
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...took a degree in philosophy, tended bar for a time, and after working for United Press International came to TIME in 1966 as a reporter. He has since written for the Sport, Show Business, Cinema and Nation sections. Bench, less of a rolling stone, found steady work with the Cincinnati Reds. This week, however, the two find something to share once again - Bench as the subject of TIME'S cover story, Goodman as its author...
...punishing as that of major-league catcher. But the thought of their own flesh and blood earning a living in a metal-grille mask, sturdy chest protector and plated shin guards doesn't seem to bother Ted and Katie Bench-or even Grandma Pearl. Nearly every day the Cincinnati Reds are in town, at least one of the three treks out to Riverfront Stadium and cheers lustily as the pride of the family, Johnny Lee Bench, dons his armor and trots onto the field to command the game...
...raise his batting average to .306, and had belted nine homers and driven in 24 RBls. More important to Johnny and his teammates, the Reds were where they felt they belonged-in first place. This time they came home to a cheering crowd of 2,000 at Cincinnati's airport. Several days later Bench received a standing ovation at Riverfront Stadium as he socked his 16th home run of the season. He tipped his cap rounding the bases, a gesture he had declined to make since the beginning of the season. Last week he blasted another four-bagger...
...Walter Cronkite's sidekick during CBS's coverage of moon shots, runs an environmental research firm. Restless as NASA's deputy associate administrator for aeronautics, Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon, quit last October and became an engineering professor at the University of Cincinnati...
...once signaled the worldly limits of the American dream. Now many U.S. families can hardly function without at least two cars, and so overfulfilled is the dream that at least one community has found it necessary to regulate it. To ease the four-wheel clutter in the streets, the Cincinnati suburb of Green Township now requires all new houses to be built with two-car garages...