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  1. Adrian Belew

    Adrian Belew (born 'Robert Steven Belew', December 23, 1949, in Covington, Kentucky) is an American guitarist and vocalist (and sometimes drummer, pianist and bass player), perhaps best known for his work as a member of the progressive rock group King Crimson, which he first joined in 1981. He has also released a number of solo albums for Island Records and Atlantic Records, and has worked with many other musicians.

  2. Una Merkel

    Una Merkel (December 10 1903, Covington, Kentucky - January 2 1986, Los Angeles) was a Tony Award winning and Academy Award nominated American film actress. The 5'4" Merkel resembled the popular actress Lillian Gish, and her resemblance allowed her to enter films in 1920, aged only 16, as Gish's double in the film "Way Down East". She appeared in a few films during the silent era but spent most of her time in New York working on Broadway.

  3. Durward Kirby

    Homer Durward Kirby (August 24 1912, Covington, Kentucky - March 15 2000, Fort Myers, Florida), known professionally as Durward Kirby and sometimes credited as Durwood Kirby, was a 20th Century American television personality. Kirby is most noted as a host, announcer, and sketch comic, particularly on "The Garry Moore Show" and later on "Candid Camera", where he served as Allen Funt's sidekick from 1961 through 1966.

  4. Robert Surtees

    Robert Surtees (Aug 9, 1906 - Jan 5, 1985) was an American cinematographer who won Academy Awards three times, for the films "King Solomon's Mines", "The Bad and the Beautiful" and the 1959 version of "Ben Hur". His son Bruce is also a cinematographer.

  5. Lee Roy Reams

    Graduate of the University of Cincinnati, which later awarded him an honorary Ph.D. Was nominated for Broadway's 1981 Tony Award as Best Actor (Featured Role - Musical) for a revival of "42nd Street."

  6. Gertrude Orr

    Educated: Vassar College Previous career: reporter and feature writer for Denver Post.

  7. Ronald L Ziegler

    As White House press secretary for President Richard Nixon, was best known for referring to the Watergate break-in as a "third-rate burglary" and for steadfastly speaking for Nixon as his presidency crumbled. The White House Deputy Director of Communications on "The West Wing" (1999) is a character named "Toby Ziegler," whose last name is no doubt inspired by Ron Ziegler.

  8. Kurt Tuffendsam
  9. Nikki Hilton
  10. Philip J. Schworer
  11. Terrence D. McCay
  12. Kimberly E. Ramundo
  13. Stephen D. Wolnitzek
  14. John M. Fedders
  15. Colleen B. Laux
  16. Norbert J. Bischoff
  17. Gerald E. Benzinger
  18. Edward S. Monohan V
  19. Quinten B. Marquette
  20. Jeremy J. Deters
  21. Michael M. Sketch
  22. Robert W. Carran
  23. N. Jeffrey Blankenship
  24. Jo A. Kuchle
  25. Penny Unkraut Hendy
  26. Gerald H. Jaggers
  27. Donald J. Ruberg
  28. Stephen F. Moeller
  29. Fred H. Summe
  30. Jeffrey S. Bolender
  31. Molly Elyse McEvoy
  32. K. Lance Lucas
  33. Michael P. Penick
  34. Mark A. Bubenzer
  35. Jeffrey M. Rollman
  36. Wilbert L. Ziegler
  37. Robert M. Hoffer
  38. John L. Muething

    John L. Muething , founding partner: ... when American Financial went public, which was about the late 60s, Carl had worked with a investment banker in New York and it was expected at all time that as far as AFC was concerned that they would employ New York lawyers to represent them in connection with the public offering. Charlie told Carl, "Hey, we can do that. We can do that as well as those New York guys can do that."

  39. Joseph A. Cleves Jr
  40. Daniel T. Mistler

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