Fiddling around hasn't hurt him in Cincinnati
Loveland Ohio AP Rollin A Bennett Jr a 30 year old fiddler turned recording engineer has built a career at Artist's Recording Pressing Co in Cincinnati He cites early fiddle lessons and country roots noting he played with Tammy Wynette and Charlie Pride He wrote Too Big A Price To Pay which hit Top 40 Bennett chose behind the scenes work over touring aiming to revive Cincinnati as a major hit song producer region despite not yet scoring a personal hit.
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Loveland
Ohio
Rollin A. Bennett Jr
Bennett
Cincinnati
Air Force
Tammy Wynette
Charlie Pride
Artist’s Recording
Nashville
Buses Return as Cincinnati Transit Workers Accept Contract
In Cincinnati the Southwest Ohio Transit Authority restored service after about 800 drivers and mechanics walked off December 8. Local 627 voted to approve a three-year contract raising top driver pay to 7.90 hourly, expiring January 7, 1981, while contempt of court charges against six workers remain pending.
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Cincinnati
Metro
Amalgamated Transit Workers Union
1977 record recalls hit 12.6 million vehicles across United States
The 1977 recalls set a national record with 12.6 million vehicles involved in safety campaigns, including 195 campaigns for 10.7 million U.S. built vehicles and 49 recalls for 1.9 million foreign-built ones. Honda motorcycles accounted for 1.4 million recalls due to gas cap locks, while NHTSA head Joan Claybrook credited stronger enforcement for the spike. The agency notes 65 million vehicles recalled since 1966.
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Washington
United States
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
U.S
Honda
Federal
Joan Claybrook
Ralph Nader
Carter
Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association
Auto Industry
Ms. Claybrook
Deaths and funerals in Lebanon and area
Crystal Marie Astholz 82 died at Otterbein Home. Survived by two sons, a sister, six grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Otterbein Home Chapel. Burial David Cemetery Kettering. Memorials to Cancer Fund. Also: eight track tapes valued 250 stolen from William Brew's car. Walter Moon charged with disorderly conduct after forcing entry into a stopped car. A $100 radio stolen from Willard Larrison's car.
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Lebanon
Crystal Marie Astholz
Otterbein
Dayton
Paul
Annandale
William
Albuquerque
N.M
Ruth Jacobs
Cincinnati
Otterbein Home
Oswald Funeral Home
David
Kettering
Cancer Fund
William Brew
Yankee Road
Wilma Griffith
Garfield St
Walter Macon Moon
Griffith
Services set for slain son Randall Specht
Services for Randall Specht 17, slain during an altercation at his parents home in Jacksonburg will be held Tuesday at Riggs Funeral Home. The Rev. Cecil Wells and Rev. Bruce Powell will officiate with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Survived by parents, a brother David of Carlisle, sisters Connie Amburgey of Carlisle and Joyce Morrison of New Orleans. Father held in Butler County jail on murder charge. a .22 revolver found at 257 Middletown Eaton Road.
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Randall Specht
Jacksonburg
Riggs
Cecil Wells
Bruce Powell
Woodside Cemetery
David L. Specht
David
Carlisle
Connie Amburgey
Joyce Morrison
New Orleans
John Brown Builders
Carlisle High School
Butler County
Middletown- Eaton Road
Germantown and Camden Churches to Receive New Priests
St. Augustine's Germantown and St. Mary's Camden will officially receive new priests on January 23 under Rev. Philip Seher, Cincinnati Archdiocese personnel director. Rev. Francis Monnig becomes St. Mary's administrator, while Rev. Paul Conrad becomes St. Augustine's pastor. Both replace Rev. Alfred Hock, who recently retired from both posts. Monnig holds a doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Wyoming and teaches part time at Xavier University. He has served at St. Agnes Cincinnati and Sacred Heart Fairfield, among others. Conrad has led St. Patrick Bellefontaine and pastored at several parishes including St. Augustine Jamestown and Waynesville, and has been registrar for Mount St. Mary Seminary.
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St. Augustine's Church
Germantown
St. Mary's Church
Camden
Philip Seher
Leher
Alfred Hock
St. Augustine's
St. Mary's
Mannig
University of Wyoming
Xavier University
St. Lawrence Parish
Price Hill
St. Agnes Church
Cincinnati
Sacred Heart Church
Fairfield
Holy Trinity
Father Conrad
St. Patrick Parish
Bellefontaine
Jamestown
Waynesville
St. Leo's
St. John's
Deer Park
Holy Angels
Dayton
St. Mary
Early News Deadlines Shift Ahead for Partial Holiday
Tomorrow news deadlines are moved up across departments. Sports must file by 8:15 a.m., society by 9 a.m., and general news by 10 a.m. to accommodate reporters enjoying a partial holiday.
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Journal
Man charged with carrying hidden weapon near Sharonville
A Dover Tennessee man, Wilson A. Williams, 33, was arrested after shots were fired at a car on Ohio 41 75 near Sharonville. A loaded revolver was found in Williams's car after a pursuit by Lemon Township and Monroe police into Middletown. Three other passengers said they planned to visit relatives in Trenton. Arlington Heights police notified that charges were filed by the other driver.
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Dover
Tenn
Sharonville
Wilson A. Williams
Lemon Township
Monroe
Ohio
Middletown
Grand Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Williams
Trenton
Arlington Heights
Fire and medical calls log shows multiple incidents
At 5:31 p.m. fire crews responded to a oven fire at 2109 Winton St and extinguished it on arrival. At 11:25 a.m. Susan Smith, 61, was taken to a hospital from 600 N. Verity Parkway after chest pains and treated and released. At 10:25 a.m. Carter, 77, was admitted to hospital in fair condition from 1808 Fernwood St with pains. At 9:22 a.m. Ethel Majors, 69, was admitted in satisfactory condition after pains at 2309 Erie Ave.
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Tesvergay
Winton St
N. Verity Parkway
Susan Smith
Fernwood St
Franklin Council to consider levy in 1978 meeting
Franklin Ohio council agenda lists a 1 mill levy to finance city pay raises. The 1978 organizational meeting at 10 a.m. Sunday in the City Building also includes electing a chairman and vice chair, swearing in Mary Turner and Gene Sorrell, appointing boards, 1978 appropriations, sewer rate formula changes for sludge disposal costs, and 1978 employee pay. A resolution to dispense with the January 2 meeting is also on the agenda.
Stabbing at Sportsman's Cafe Leaves One Hurt
Curtis Spencer 40 of 1815 Clarendon Ave was stabbed in the right arm at the Sportsman's Cafe around 1 a.m. He was treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Two men fled on foot after a confrontation as others in the bar recalled a prior fight. Police questioned patrons.
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Middletown Hospital
Sportsman's Cafe
Curtis Spencer
Clarendon Ave
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