Al Schottelkotte's Cincinnati History Vol. 3
Third in a series of hour-long Cincinnati history of documentaries hosted by Queen City
Broadcast legend, Al Schottelkotte. These stories were produced in 1986-1987
and originally broadcast on WCPO-TV as part of Channel 9’s 6:00 p.m. newscast.
Robert Parish, Al’s Producer for these stories, created this documentary for CET in 2005.
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Eeeeeeeeeleven o clock! Time for the Al Shottelkotte news ...I'm 62 now and remember Cincys greatest newsman!
The good old days.❤
LOVE THESE VIDEOS WITH AL. WAS BORN N RAISED IN CINCY IN 1964 N MY BIGGEST MEMORY ABOUT AL IS HIM COVERING THE VIETNAM WAR FOR CHANNEL 9 WHEN I WAS A KID. YOUR DAD IS A CINCINNATI LEGEND!
@aejooh2815
2 жыл бұрын
Yes, I agree he was a legend during the good old boys era. Yes i was born and raised here in the 40's and he wasss a legend. If u know what i mean.........
This guy knew his stuff. I loved the poetic bit about the Albee arch. To that city planner. Ouch!!! 😂😂
Im only 26 so I dont quite remember this gentleman, but seeing Cincinnati in the past im so thankful that you posted this. In the last episode when they address the changes in OTR i wonder if anyone at that time stopped to consider how it would impact the community around it. Regardless thank you again for posting these!
Hey Mary, thanks so much for posting more rare vintage Cincy history
Another trip down memory lane. Expat from Cincy out here on the Left Coast. The part where Al discussed the Labor market is quite correct. That is the main reason, I departed Cincinnati in 1991 to work on the West Coast. Mary Jo, thank you so much for this video production.. Cheers,
I was Als Spotlight Report one Sunday night in the 70s! I drove my car through the St. Bernard tunnel under the railroad tracks by Proctor & Gamble! Ofcourse my car got stuck. I was only trying to take a shortcut! But it was a walking tunnel, not for trafic. I never lived it down. People, for years later would say, Your the lady who drove through the tunnel! I was famous for awhile! I wasnt very proud.
Your dad was The Man!!! There will never be anyone who can hold a candle to him!
Thank you, I was born in 69 so the Schottelkotte name is the first name I know in news from my single digit youth.
Another Great Video! Thanks Mary Jo. Your DAd was the Walter Cronkite of Cincinnati. Where is volumes 1 and 2? Good news to you.
@mjs9thChild
3 жыл бұрын
Mike, the first two are the Great and Near Great 1and 2. This third one is by a different producer and in association with CET, the local public television station so it has a different name. I'm pretty sure it was produced after my dad died too, but the producer is sending me a write-up for the description so hopefully all will soon be clarified.
Been on highway 27 the highway to heaven many times
Cincinnati algorithm. 🤣 🤣 🤣 lol. Ransohoff
ncaa standards that people would be able to conjugate a verb is not a bad thing