WMAQ Channel 5 - NewsCenter5 at 10pm (Complete Broadcast, 10/13/1980) 📺
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- Here's the complete broadcast of an edition of NewsCenter5 at 10pm on WMAQ Channel 5, anchored by Jim Ruddle and Chuck Henry and featuring a young Linda Yu, as well as Roger Ebert and Greg Gumbel.
Includes:
Promo for Tomorrow (with Tom Snyder)
Jim and Chuck preview coming newscast
Commercials for:
Montgomery Ward - "Ward Week Appliance Bonanza"
McDonald's $5,000,000 Silver Mine Game
Station ID / promo for World Series Game 1 (voiceover by Ed Grennan)
Newscast opening, followed by stories:
- Teamsters Union sending message to police union prior to Thursday election, in the form of a threat against Chinese trade exhibit, as Linda Yu reports; comments from Teamsters official William T. Hogan, Chicago Police Supt. Richard Brzeczek, and various rank-and-file cops
- Russ Ewing on police search for suspects in murder of cabbie Paul Tisdale in alley behind 7244 South Princeton; interview with stepfather Cass Henry
- 4 children and 1 adult dead after explosion in Atlanta child care center, 7 in hospital
- Relatives bury dead and search for survivors after earthquake in El Asnam, Algeria
- Cuba announces all American prisoners will be released
- Turkish troops surround jetliner hijacked by 6 Iranians demanding safe passage to Tehran; Iraqi forces set to strike Abadan oil refinery
Commercials for:
United Airlines - "The Most Widebodies to California"
Qyx - "The Intelligent Typewriter" from Exxon
Chicago Tribune business section
Misty Harbor raincoats (ending Carson Pirie Scott tag voiceover by Ed Grennan)
- 1,000 protesters gather outside American Bankers Association meeting while Treasury Secretary and David Rockefeller of Chase meet; clip of him blaming Carter administration for high interest rates
- Vice President Mondale and Mayor Byrne head up Chicago Columbus Day parade
- NBC News/AP poll shows Reagan still ahead of Carter and Anderson
- Lt. Gov. Dave O'Neal in debt to state to tune of $13,000 after using state planes while running for Senate
- Peter Nolan Viewpoint on spending and government
Commercials for:
Thomas' English Muffins (voiceover by Peter Thomas)
Stresstabs 600 with Zinc
Merrill Chase Galleries (with president Bob Chase) - "The Option Exchange"
Thomson Vacations
- Roger Ebert interviews Bette Midler and reviews "Divine Madness"
Commercials for:
Bockman Storm Windows (posted separately here: • Bockman Windows - "Gol... )
National Car Rental
Illinois Bell - Phone Center Store
- Just in: Lake County authorities say they found shotgun used to murder Bruce and Darlene Rouse in their Libertyville mansion in June
- Jim Tilmon weather forecast
Greg Gumbel with sports:
- Bears get new starting quarterback, Vince Evans; announcement made by coach Neill Armstrong, and Vince is interviewed
- College Football, with chase for top spot with Alabama Crimson Tide in UPI Top 10
- Interview with Cubs manager Joey Amalfitano (taped September 25th)
- Phillies return to Philadelphia after defeating Astros, and prepare for World Series Game 1 vs. Royals; clip of reporter Mike Forest swamped by Phillies fans
With that, Jim and Chuck close newscast
Commercials for:
La Choy bean sprouts
Beck's Beer (voiceover by Karl Weber)
PSA for National Education Association (with teacher Sue White)
Color Tile Price Blitz
Newscast ending (promo voiceover for Tonight Show by Ed Grennan)
Station ID / "Save Energy" PSA
First minute of The Best of Carson (posted in its entirety here: • NBC Network - The Best... )
This aired on local Chicago TV on Monday, October 13th 1980 during the 9:50pm to 10:31pm timeframe.
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This whole broadcast is gold!
Chuck Henry now retired after 4 decades on television in Los Angeles
A young Linda Yu, damm
I thought it was Connie Chung for a minute
I did 2 but in any case she's gorgeous
Chuck Henry! Love that guy. Had no idea he worked in Chicago
Yes Chuck Henry is more known for LA News on KABC and KNBC-TV
Awww, I remember Chuck when he was the new guy in SoCal TV.
Jim Tilmon was actually an excellent airline pilot.
Every time there was an airline crash they threw on Jim Tilmon to discuss what happened. He was very good
It's not "Wards" it's Montgomery Ward..according to the training video we had to watch when I worked for Wards as a delivery driver.
Linda Yu still looks Great today at age 77!
Roger Ebert with Bette Midler, love it!
6:05- I wonder if he’s referring to the Atlanta child murders??
Thanks so much for these. So many memories!
When I lived in Northwest Indiana in the early 80s I used to always watch channel 5, good memories!😊
oh my! I used to have a crush on Chuck Henry when I was a wee girl. Lol 🥰 Too funny seeing him again!!
The Best of Carson rerun was from February 7, 1979. It must have been heavily edited because the Tonight Show went from 90 to 60 minutes the previous month.
It was. The segment with author Willard Espy (one of the scheduled guests) was cut out.
4:09 Re Paul Tisdale: Micheal Veal was convicted of the robbery and murder and in August 1982 was sentenced to 40 years in prison.
It's interesting that all the artwork seems to have been projected onto a Vizmo screen and then shot by a studio camera. (The best example of this is at 10:45 but all the over-the-shoulder graphics have this backlit appearance.) Most stations would have simply put the graphics on an easel and shot them directly.
Not only was Greg Gumbel doing Channel 5 sports but he did NFL 80 for NBC!
Along with his brother Bryant at NBC SPORTS
@@alfonsogreen2722 Bryant was at this time actually the one who was on NBC's NFL/AFC studio shows (in this season, NFL '80); he would do that for one more season after, before moving to the role that really defined him, that of co-host on Today in the mornings alongside Jane Pauley.
@bmasters1981 yeah I started watching Bryant at Today when I was 3 or 4 years old
Linda Yu was hot
22:05 Re Bruce and Darlene Rouse: Their son William confessed to the murders in 1996 and was sentenced to 80 years in prison.
Chuck Henry from Eye on LA/ Eye on Hollywood on ABC late night.
It was around this period that, in New York City, sister station WNBC Channel 4 revamped its newscasts under the "News 4 New York" banner (with theme by Jim McAlister) and their 5 P.M. newscast turned into "Live at Five."
P.S. "N4NY" actually debuted THAT VERY EVENING in 1980.
Vince Evans was later a QB with the Raiders.
"Neuter Dame", and they all laugh off camera! LOL! Harper was good, but Matt Suhey was the answer for THE GREAT Walter Payton!
Even though it's been decades now, that taxi driver who was murdered just turns my stomach. There's no commiserating his death because the killers likely were black. Some things never change.
What are the names of the two newscasters at the beginning?
Also Chuck Henry host Now you see it.
I've seen The Rose a couple of times on a movie channel and it was a great movie, IMO. By the end of 1981, Neill Armstrong would receive the pink slip by the Bears after 4 years.
I was 4
greg gumbel
Nuder dame. LMAO CTFU
Those DVE pushes were really new tech in 1980 I believe
Wow - I REMEMBER THE REAL NEWS .
Back when politics weren’t leveraged by the media ,reporters etc .
Democrat News
Republican News
The weatherman looked just like Chuck Berry. Thanks for the upload. It’s cool to see what was important in 1980.