KDFW Channel 4 [Dallas-Fort Worth, TX] - THE 10 O'Clock News (Complete Broadcast, 3/21/1979) 📺

Here's the complete (re)broadcast of THE 10 O'Clock News - not from Chicago, but rather from KDFW Channel 4 in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX, anchored by Barry Judge and Clarice Tinsley. (The title is not the only Chicago connection; read further to see what the other is.) Includes: CBS 'Eye-D' Clarice previewing upcoming stories (with ubiquitous teletype sound in background) (Notice in faraway shot of news set, the General Electric PE-250 camera used by the station then) Commercials for: White Cloud (with Mrs. Dolores Zweiselbauer) Emery Express (voiceover by Jackson Beck) Promo for Diaghlev Ballet at New Arts Theatre - with Serge Diaghlev Station ID slide - with notice of rebroadcast of earlier newscast THE 10 O'Clock News opening (voiceover by Charlie Van Dyke), followed by stories: A battle in Austin against annexation of Tarrant County by Fort Worth, reported by Quin Mathews State Senate approves bill legalizing bingo among charitable groups, reported by Dave Tracy State Legislature rejects bill that would have allowed prisoners to have conjugal visits with spouses Linda May Burnett sentenced to death by lethal injection for murder of 3-year-old boy and four other members of boy's family Body floating in Trinity River identified as Richard Davis, missing since February 22nd Greg Lefevre reports on press conference by Dallas County Sheriff Carl Thomas defending his firing of three deputies Commercials for: Skillern's drug store First Texas Savings Association of Dallas' IRA account Dillard's Record Days sales [removed to prevent YouTube blocking] Pennzoil Gumout carburetor cleaner (voiceover by Dan Ingram) (posted separately here:    • Gumout by Pennzoil - "The Between Tune-Ups...  ) Segment 2 reports: Ray Brady on corporate profits increasing by 26 percent while consumer income only went up 3 percent President Carter to reveal new energy plan to nation next Thursday (March 29th) Israeli Prime Minister Begin vows no Palestinian state on West Bank of Jordan Space shuttle Columbia spending night in El Paso after getting off ground in California Braniff airlines and flight attendants reach pact calling for $200 raise by 1980 Rochelle Brown report on Dallas Federation of Teachers Commercials for: Purina Cat Chow Country Blend Bill King's Brake-O (with the man himself) - "5 Minutes to 6" Town East Ford, with goal of selling 400 cars by March 31st Channel 4 Mike Douglas Sweepstakes PSA for Dallas Social Security Administration on supplemental security income Segment 3 - Gary Bazner with weather Commercials for: Southwestern Bell - "Long Distance" The Dallas Morning News Jack in the Box - "Guaranteed Great Breakfast" "Pre-recorded earlier" slide Segment 4 - Sports with Allen Stone including: Brad Sham report on Rangers' Bobby Tolan Colleges hiring basketball coaches Report on Dallas Tornado's NASL season opener; goalie Alex Stepney interviewed Commercials for: Young Chevrolet Bonanza Restaurants' Dippin' Chicken and Steak Texas State Railroad Historical Park - a ride on the Iron Horse passenger train PSA for U.S. Labor Department Labor-Management Services for brochure on pension-welfare law Segment 5 - report on making of "The Lathe of Heaven" from future WLS-TV newsman Dick Johnson (about which is posted separately here:    • Channel 4 News - "Lathe of Heaven Shoot" -...   ), and newscast end Station ID slide - with newscast rebroadcast notice Commercial: Town East Ford (repeat) PSA's for: Dallas Council on Alcoholism (posted separately here:    • Dallas Council on Alcoholism - "Alcohol Is...   ) Contact (posted separately here:    • Contact - "Lose What's Bugging You" (Comme...   ) First two minutes of Point of View, hosted by Walter Evans, with guests A. Graham Down and Dennis Gray of Council for Basic Education (Mr. Down is pontificating when recording ends) This aired on local Dallas-Fort Worth TV early Wednesday, March 21st 1979 during the 1:28am to 2:03am timeframe. (Rebroadcast of THE Ten O'Clock News from Tuesday, March 20th 1979, a few hours earlier.) About The Museum of Classic Chicago Television: The MCCTv (FuzzyMemoriesTV) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit whose primary mission is the preservation and display of off-air, early home videotape recordings (70s to early 80s, mostly) recorded off of TV (in Chicago or other cities now too); things which would likely be lost if not sought out and preserved digitally. If you have any old 1970s videotapes recorded off of TV please email: [email protected] Even though (mostly) short clips are displayed here, we preserve the entire broadcasts in our archives - the complete programs with breaks (or however much is present on the tape), for historical preservation. For information on how to help in our mission, to donate or lend tapes to be converted to DVD, please e-mail [email protected] Thank you for your help!