Here's a complete broadcast of an edition of Eyewitness News Tonight on WLS Channel 7, anchored by Tim Weigel and Mary Ann Childers.
Includes:
End of ABC Monday Night Movie ending titles
Promo for King's Crossing (voiceover by Ernie Anderson)
Tim and Mary Ann preview coming newscast
Commercials for:
Lloyd J. Harris Fresh Apple Apple Pie
Wendy's "Holiday Spree" Game
Scribe.Ett (ending voiceover by Wayne Atkinson)
Station ID / news open (opening voiceover by Al Parker), with items:
- Sub-zero temperatures about to subside, but snow on the way as Dave Eiser relates
- 32 Chicago families evacuated from West Side apartment building because of no heat and pipes that broke due to cold; Joe Oskvarek of Dept. of Inspectional Services speaks, and residents interviewed
- Jay Levine reports on how super-cold has become political challenge for Mayor Byrne; Fire Commissioner William Blair had left for California to teach a college course
- 2 feet of snow fall on Buffalo, NY, with 50 mph winds; below freezing temperatures threaten Florida's orange crops; Atlanta hit with -5° temperatures; temperatures in some UK areas lower than even Antarctica; and Poland also badly affected by cold
Commercials for:
Carson Pirie Scott - January Mattress Sale
Hillshire Farm Smoked Sausage and Polska Kielbasa
Robitussin
Greyhound - Dollar Sale
- Jim Avila on new Morton Grove gun control law
- John Cardinal Cody's condition improving, moved from cardiac care unit at Northwestern Hospital
- UAW and auto makers hold talks in Detroit to straighten out auto industry
- Longtime Hollywood Squares regular Paul Lynde found dead in Beverly Hills home; he was 55
Commercials for:
Renault Le Car (voiceover by Adolph Caesar)
Alberto VO5 Hot Oil Treatment
Emery "A.M." service (voiceover by Karl Weber)
H&R Block - #6 of 17 reasons (with Henry Block)
Tim's old WSNS-era mentor, Al Lerner, with sports including tennis action at women's tennis tour in Washington, DC, and men's tour in Chicago; 16-year-old Steve D'Innocenzo scores fastest hat trick for his Holliston, MA hockey team; Loyola vs. Oklahoma City in college basketball (plus other scores and coaches' poll); NBA and NHL scores; Cubs' Bill Buckner wants a raise or be traded; Dallas' Mike Ditka about to see George Halas about Bears' head coaching job; and a mishap involving Ted Dawson of Los Angeles sister station KABC Channel 7 while trying to file a report on 49ers-Cowboys match
Dow Jones average shown before break
Commercials for:
Alberto VO5 Gold hair spray
Milk-Bone dog biscuits
Dave Eiser weather forecast
Commercials for:
Colorex men's hair coloring (voiceover by Joel Crager)
N'Ice medicated sugarless cough lozenges
Unity Savings (with Ed McMahon)
Midway Airlines - "$59 Price"
- Kim Peterson at O'Hare, on travelers coming back from warm California and Hawaii temperatures to bitter cold Chicago (and car batteries that have to be jump-started); interviews with travelers Randy Turner and Don Shindler
Preview of next day's news:
- PATCO plans discrimination suit over air traffic controller hiring
- Roosevelt High School to host hearing on desegregation
- A look at Isiah Thomas as he moves from Indiana to Detroit
- Future weather
Ending credits
Promo for AM Chicago with Robb Weller
Newscast ending title and copyright
Commercials for:
Newsweek
Sealy Posturepedic (at John M. Smyth Homemakers) (ending voiceover by Wayne Atkinson)
Jones Minute Breakfast Links
Station ID / promo for "Roustabout" (voiceover by Ernie Anderson)
Opening of Nightline (first half posted here: • ABC News Nightline - "... )
This aired on local Chicago TV on Monday, January 11th 1982 during the 9:58pm to 10:31pm timeframe.
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