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Here's a complete broadcast of THE 10 O'Clock News on WBBM Channel 2, with Bill Kurtis and Walter Jacobson (in one of their countless reunions after their 1970's heyday), with John Coughlin and Howard Sudberry.
Includes:
CBS 'Eye-D' (voiceover by Hal Simms)
Preview with Bill, Walter, John Davis in Aurora, and Mike Flannery
Commercials for:
Wendy's - 99 cent Fresh Quarter Pound Singles
Mitsubishi Galant
Osco Drug - "Hot Buys"
Station ID
THE 10 O'Clock News open (and Dick Marx' famous theme), with items in Segment 1:
- At least five people die in light twin-engine plane crash near suburban Aurora, just missing a large propane tank; John Davis on scene with grisly details and accounts from eyewitnesses Ralph Olson and Verlyn White, and Aurora Fire Chief Robert Brent
- A case of sexual misconduct involving Larkin High School girls' basketball coach, in Elgin; suspended after having sex with 17-year-old player
- 37 in jail for knowingly causing auto accidents along Dan Ryan Expressway to collect insurance money; one of the scam victims, Naomi Kirkpatrick, speaks
- Meeters and greeters at fundraiser for 10th Ward at Hyatt Regency; while at 37th Ward, 9 candidates for Alderman have a debate
- Battle over state budget, with Adlai Stevenson piling on Governor Thompson; Mike Flannery reports on how it's impacting coming election
- Defense Secretary Weinberger warns unless aid to Nicaraguan rebels is increased, American troops will have to go in
- Philippine President Corazon Aquino's freeing of four Communist guerrilla leaders concerns U.S. leaders
- War of words over timing of next Reagan-Gorbachev summit
- Prince Andrew ends 2-year tour on HMS Brazen
Commercials for:
Chevrolet Sprint and Spectrum
Midway Airlines Metro-Miser Fares
Waste Management Inc.
More news:
- Walter's Perspective - Chicago losing $14 million on abandoned auto lot, with tale of the tape
- In Anderson, IN, Rambo-style plot to spring a convicted murderer, Roger Jaske, is foiled when 8 people are arrested by state police
- Chicago police release 101 who were arrested at North Side bar (Mingles, at 622 N. Fairbanks) where live sex acts were performed
- Another study proves exercise helps you live longer
Commercials for:
WLAK 94 FM - "Love Songs" [Lionel Richie's "Stuck on You" had to be muted in the background to avoid KZbin blocking]
Saxon - Savings on wallpaper and floor tile
Promo for Kup interview with Peter Falk on Channel 2 News at 6pm
Olson Rug Co. - Classic carpets at un-classic prices
Gallant Men of Olds Sunshine Sale (ends Saturday)
John Coughlin with the weather forecast, followed by:
- Walter revisits prior night's perspective of lease of 1986 Ford Thunderbird from Bonnie Brook Ford to brother of Terence McClain who was arrested in it Monday on drunk driving charges; Bonnie Brook had received lucrative contract from City Hall, but they insist there's no connection
Commercials for:
Lincoln Mercury 9.9% APR on new cars
"The New" Continental Illinois Bank
Midas Mufflers - 25% Off through March 31st
Delta Air Lines - "On Top of the World" (voiceover by Peter Thomas)
Howard's sports report including:
- Atlanta Hawks' loss
- Another Chicago Sting loss (ooh, that stings)
- Orlando Woolridge fined for missing last two Bulls games - and they lose to Boston
- Bradley University's 22-game winning streak snapped by Tulsa
- Cubs third baseman Ron Cey on trying to come back from a bad prior year
- Bears want NFL to ban use of commercial headbands; Jim McMahon's agent Steve Zucker interviewed
After which Bill and Walter close newscast
Commercials for:
Gallant Men of Olds Sunshine Sale (repeat)
National Car Rental
Ending shot, with promo voiceover for Donahue by Jerry Harper (?)
Commercials for:
Jewel's 72-hour 89-cent 2 liter pop sale
1986 Audi 4000 S
WCLR 102 FM - "Chicago's Lite Rock"
Station ID / Hart to Hart promo (voiceover by Jerry Harper?)
CBS Late Night open (voiceover by Norm Stevens), preview for and open of T.J. Hooker
This aired on local Chicago TV on Wednesday, March 5th 1986 during the 9:59pm to 10:32pm timeframe.
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