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Here's a complete edition of THE 10 O'Clock News on WBBM Channel 2 as anchored by Don Craig and Walter Jacobson, and broadcast immediately following the original airing of the M*A*S*H series finale, "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen." Includes: CBS 'Eye-D' (voiceover by Lee Jordan) Don, Walter and Bob Sirott preview upcoming newscast Commercials for: USA Today Calvin Klein Jeans (with Antonia) Airborne (alternative to FedEx) ("Chariots of Fire" reference) Heineken beer -"Come to think of it, I'll have a Heineken." Station ID (voiceover by ??) Newscast open (voiceover by ??), followed by items: - President Reagan mulling sending more U.S. military advisers to El Salvador, and (along with Secretary of State George Shultz) calls for an increase in military aid to that country - Mexico facing bankruptcy over falling oil prices - Gold prices fall over $42 an ounce - Ex-Green Beret James "Bo" Gritz arrested in Laos over illegal high-powered radio as he is searching for missing GI's - Las Vegas on edge after pipe bombs found inside 3 hotels - Official canvas results show Harold Washington beat Jane Byrne in Democratic primary (Alderman Aloysius Majerczyk of the 12th Ward shown) - Walter's Perspective on Democrat wheelers and dealers (Steve Lombardo of Park Ridge, former Chicago Bear Doug Buffone, Philip Farley, and attorney Donald Nolan are mentioned) - "It's interesting, isn't it...the things that happen...when a black man gets a chance to be mayor of Chicago?" Commercials for: Allstate at Sears B-17 Bomber video game - by Mattel Electronics True Value Hardware Stores Great All-American Value Days (voiceover by Pat Summerall) - Chicagoland area police working to solve two murders, of Jeanine Nicarico, 10, of Naperville Township and Donald Green, 10, of Bolingbrook and whether there was a connection to their murders - 13-year court battle ends with $1.85 million settlement in connection with December 1969 raid on Black Panther headquarters - Carol Krause reports on new play, "The Great Nitty Gritty"; its playwright, Oscar Brown Jr., speaks about its significance Commercials for: Mercury Cougar Wendy's new Bacon Cheeseburger - "We're makin' bacon!" Larry Lujack on WLS AM 89 & FM 95 St. Paul Federal - Space Shuttle Challenger's maiden flight delayed again due to more engine trouble - Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip sit at controls of shuttle simulator - Huge storm predicted to wreak havoc on California coastline - John Coughlin weather forecast - Recap of final M*A*S*H episode, and where individual characters went; followed by Bob Sirott report with comments from key cast members (Faces at 940 North Rush Street shown) as well as M*A*S*H marketing mania including the M*A*S*H Atari video game, and vodka martinis via the "Hawkeye Distilling Company". Daily Lottery number reading Commercials for: Estée Lauder International House of Pancakes Special Breakfast "42nd Street" at the Civic Opera House (with Bob Hope) ("We're in the Money" had to be muted to avoid YouTube blocking) Illinois Bell (featuring Edward Andrews) Johnny Morris sports items: - Loyola Ramblers beat Butler, 83-72, followed by other college basketball scores and AP Top Ten list - In high school Class AA playoffs, Argo beats Evergreen Park 62-52 - Gary Koch wins at rain-delayed Doral Open golf tournament - Hockey scores - Chicago Blitz tight end Tim Wrightman suffers knee injury And with that, Don and Walter conclude newscast Commercial: Kentucky Fried Chicken (with Maurice Hines) Brief final shot with "Portions Recorded" and copyright notice superimposed Incomplete commercial for Equal low-calorie sweetener before recording ends "Are you kiddin'?! I was watching M*A*S*H..." This aired on local Chicago TV on Monday, February 28th 1983 during the 9:59pm to 10:29pm timeframe. 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 digital, please e-mail [email protected] Thank you for your help!