WLKY-TV-32 Louisville, Ky., FULL Newscast w/ commercials, Sunday 11 pm Oct. 1 1989 deteriorating VHS

Описание: From a deteriorating VHS tape full of goodies from Oct. 1, 1989. WLKY-TV Channel 32 Sunday night news, Louisville Kentucky (ABC affiliate at the time).

All rights to WLKY and the advertisers and to Phil Copeland who composed the WLKY News theme music.

Posted for historic, educational and research interest and for local, media, and VHS preservation. No profit is realized by the channel from this video, as this channel is not monetized.

From the Outer Galaxy Lounge archive of rare VHS media.

CONTENTS:
This is ABC bumper ID
Coming up next on WLKY News teaser
Stroh's Beer (Richard Widmark possibly?)
Gulf super gasoline, Gary Burghoff
Kroger "our service is priceless"
Political ad for Dave Armstrong against John Heyburn, incinerator issue, Jefferson County, Ky. Judge
Intro to WLKY News with Steve Burgin, Sandra Hughes, Reed Yadon, Rick Van Hoose, anchors
Stories: Mental Health issues in wake of Standard Gravure mass shooting in Louisville; safety improvements at Hall of Justice/Police HQ; girl suffers head injury in accident; hostage/fugitive situation; Eastern German refugees flee to West Germany; Pope John Paul II meets Anglican Church leader; Mexican pres meets with Bush; Hurricane Hugo cleanup in SC; weather line to commercial break
Red Roof Inn, Martin Mull
Orpah and Geraldo on Channel 32, promo with talking dog
Channel 32 Health Beat promo
Bacon's sponsor tag and commercial, Bacon's Store for the Home, St. Matthews
News: Fire laws, weather with Reed Yadon
Circuit City Marthon sale
Dr. Bizer's Vision World with Dr. Jerry Bizer
Long John Silver's
Papa John's Pizza
Lazarus Christmas galleries
News: Sports with Rick Van Hoose
Combos crackers
Lincoln Mercury factory clearance
Marathon gas
Shoneys
Red Roof Inn, Martin Mull
News: Catholic blessing of animals to outro with full Phil Copeland score and full credits
Stock Yards Bank, Louisville
Hardee's Roast Beef Supreme
TWA mileage credits
Estee Lauder
WLKY station ID bumper into the intro of the Byron Allen Show with Ton Loc guest to fade out