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  1. Lot of teases and stuff from January 26, 1994 and April 26, 1995 (the January 26, 1994 set includes an Inside Edition report on the NATPE Convention)

     

    April 26, 1995

    • WAVY News 10 Promo ("Surprise, You're Rich": focusing on unclaimed money):

    • WAVY News 10 Tease (Les Smith plugs a story related to unseen footage from Jurassic Park {most of the April 26, 1995 footage came before and during a special on the Making of Jurassic Park 10 days before the network premiere on NBC}):

    • Dateline NBC Promo (focusing on developments one week after the Oklahoma City Bombing):

    • WAVY News 10 Tease (Alveta Ewell plugs an update on developments in Oklahoma City one week later):

    • WAVY News 10 Tease (Don Slater with the weather):

    • Partial episode of ABC's Day One (focusing on Timothy McVeigh's ties to the militia movement):

  2. Put up a bunch of commercials from December 1991 from WTKR

     

    First, a 1991 WTKR tease for their News 3 at 11:00 (lead story being tied to the acquittal of William Kennedy Smith in his sexual assault trial)

     

    Same newscast, but with soon-to-depart sports anchor Bob Rathbun teasing a story on trades at Major League Baseball's Winter Meetings (a comment from a Raymie Humbert suggests some Television by Design influence in the graphics)

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    Ava Hurdle is retiring after 37 years with WAVY-TV. Her last report was tonight.

     

    http://wavy.com/2015/01/07/ava-hurdle-retires-after-37-at-wavy-news/

     

    Correct me if I'm wrong, but she's the second-longest-serving reporter in the Hampton Roads market, only surpassed by Nate Custer at WTKR (1966-2005).

     

    I would think she'd have to be behind Custer in terms of local longevity (with Bruce Rader not far behind). Hope she enjoys her retirement.

     

    Also, WVEC's Karen Hopkins is leaving to become Public Information Director for the Norfolk Sheriff's Department

    http://veermag.com/2015/01/wvecs-karen-hopkins-resigns/

  4. Had to create a new channel after getting a 2nd copyright strike on my main one; but decided to pick up where I left off with my new HRTVFan2 channel

     

    1995-ish WAVY News 10 Intro:

     

    November 1995 WVEC Promo (13 News Extra; same source as the November 16 ABC World News Now):

  5. Put some new video up on Wednesday

     

    January 25, 1994 NBC Nightly News Promo (Kids Who Kill: part of a series of reports called "America the Violent"):

     

    January 25, 1994 Today Show Clip (Bryant Gumbel interviews A.C. Green)

     

    November 10, 1988 NBC News at This Hour (Connie Chung; only repeat in this group)

     

    March 23, 1992 NBC Nightly News Clip (the main feature being a report on the early stages of Ross Perot's Presidential campaign)

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    Longtime anchor of WVEC's morning show Daybreak is leaving the show after 16 years:

     

    https://www.facebook.com/WVECLaSalleBlanks/posts/756558484405278

     

    He isn't leaving the station, but will be leaving the broadcast next Wednesday, August 6. No word yet on what he will be doing (new 4pm newscast maybe once final Katie episode airs?), or who will replace him in the anchor chair, though it's likely that Sandra Parker, Daybreak's current breaking news and fill-in anchor will take his spot.

     

    A tweet on Robert Corbin's VARTV Twitter feed suggests that LaSalle will be a "multi-media journalist"; which I'm guessing will involve a lot of work with the social media sites for WVEC.

  7. The Sean Mc channel has had a lot of interesting footage of late including..:

     

    March 8, 1981 NBC News Update (Jane Pauley)

     

    Christmas Eve 1981 WCKT NewsCenter 7 Update (Steve Rondinaro)

     

    Two 1979 WCBS Newsbreakers Promos

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    (featuring John Tesh and John Stossel)

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    (featuring Meredith Vieira)

     

    1981 WCKT Season's Greetings/Happy Hanukkah ID (Lee Webb)

  8. VARTV reports Art Kohn (who had worked intermittently at WAVY since 1987 and most recently had been military reporter and Sunday morning anchor until around February) left the station (since his station Twitter was last updated on February 25; he may have been gone for a while).

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    That would be Bill Greenwood. He was a DC-based correspondent for most of his career at ABC.

     

    http://www.televisionnewscenter.org/bios/bio-greenwood.html

     

    Thanks for the info.

     

    From stevations' channel; part of a (Saturday? Definitely a weekend newscast) WAVY morning newscast from 1996 (a brief snippet of weekend AM meteorologist Brittany Suddith; along with Andy Fox wishing Dennis Castro {a behind-the-scenes guy working as photographer and running the teleprompter} a happy birthday)

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    Are children actually stupid enough to watch the drivel that qualifies as cartoons these days? The cartoons of my youth, Underdog, Yogi Bear, Jetsons, Bugs Bunny, etc. were far more entertaining than the crap you see today. Everything was done better back in the old days, from the story line to the humor to the music!

     

     

    Preaching to the choir, there (since I'm 27; I'd probably add the Disney Afternoon-era/1990s Warner Brothers cartoons to that list as well).

     

    Elsewhere, longtime WFLA anchor Gayle Sierens announces her retirement effective at the end of May 2015.

    http://www.wfla.com/story/25671884/wfla-news-channel-8-anchor-gayle-sierens-to-retire-in-2015

  11. Two more uploads today.

     

    First, a partial ABC World News Now (Nov. 16, 1995). Any idea who the anchor opposite Kevin Newman is?

     

    Then, an NBC News Special Report from 1991 during President George H.W. Bush's speech on nuclear weapons reduction

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