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Here's the complete broadcast of an edition of News 8 at Five from ABC affiliate WFAA Channel 8 in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX, anchored by Doug Fox (Rita Flynn is on assignment); followed by (as a bonus) the first 18 minutes of ABC's World News Tonight with Frank Reynolds in Washington, Max Robinson in Chicago (WLS territory), and Peter Jennings in London. (this part posted separately here: • ABC Network - ABC Worl... )
Includes:
News at Five open (beginning of theme ("Firepower" by Gato Barbieri) at start muted due to technical difficulties apparently - not done by us), followed by items:
- Indictment against ex-Foundation for Quality Education president James Bond on charges of theft and forgery; reaction from Dallas School Board member Jill Foster
- D.I.S.D. trustees asked to reserve $1.8 million to keep school bus fleet running, as reported by Pat Arnold; deputy associate superintendent Tim Beckett speaks of situation
- Texas Supreme Court rules Saxie and Sunnyvale will have to pay for Dallas County Sheriff Carl Thomas' patrols - or create own police departments
- 17-year-old Tammy Lynn Harrison's attorneys seek to suppress confession to her mother's murders owing to pressure on her as heard on tape
- 6,000 waiting for Section 8 housing assistance in Dallas, especially acute with elderly and disabled; Dennis Troute speaks with Maria Frazier who'd had back surgery and social worker Beth Accardi
Commercials for:
Dristan Long Lasting Nasal Mist
Yard Man Compact Road Retiller - Spring Ahead Sale
Ram Beeper
- Rep. John Anderson finishes second in Massachusetts and Vermont Republican primaries; Ron Miller reports
- George Bush wins in Massachusetts, Ronald Reagan wins in Vermont; Sen. Edward Kennedy wins in Massachusetts Democrat primary, Jimmy Carter wins in Vermont
- Colombian government and terrorists meet over hostages outside Dominican Embassy
- Embassy hostage takers in Tehran refuse UN inspection of hostages despite Ayatollah Khomeini's approval of same
Troy Dungan with the weather
Commercials for:
Target Grand Opening Sale
Scotts Bonus Type S
Johnson Force fishing reel with automatic transmission
Promo for "My Geisha" on Big Movie at 10:45pm
- Consumer reporter Chris Thomas on lawsuit and Texas Supreme Court ruling over overcharging on interest for Ford Motor Credit consumers; attorney Wayne Peveto speaks
- Studies show saccharine users have little or no risk of bladder cancer, and no proof saccharine causes cancer in smokers
- Duke University researchers develop blood test that could detect recurring breast cancer 15 months before symptoms
- Dennis Johnson medical report on corneal transplants, and how it's contingent on generosity of community viz organ donation to eye banks; interviews with Ellen Heck of University of Texas Health Science Center and double transplantee Helen Lee
- Jay Silverheels, Tonto on The Lone Ranger, dies of pneumonia and complications from illness at age 67
Commercials for:
Realty World - "RealScope"
Whites Home & Auto
Pillsbury Bundt Cake
Sleep Country
Bill Macatee sports with report from George Riba at Avon Tennis Tournament at Moody Coliseum, National Invitational Basketball Tournament action, and coming WBA fight between Muhammad Ali and John Tate
Commercials for:
AAMCO Transmissions
1980 Census (Glenn Yarbrough leading in song, and featuring Patrick O'Neal)
- Scrabble players competing at Marcus Recreational Center, as reported by Jane Horwitz; interview with winner Ed Paul
- Ron Ely to replace Bert Parks as Miss America host
With that, Doug segues to World News Tonight (heard over ending: "Firepower" by Gato Barbieri, which had to be degraded to prevent copyright issues)
First 18 minutes of World News Tonight before the tape cuts out (posted separately here: • ABC Network - ABC Worl... )
This aired on local Dallas-Fort Worth TV on Wednesday, March 5th 1980 during the 5:00pm to 5:48pm timeframe.
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