Keep on Scrolling down
June 18, 2009 at 9:03 am 3 comments
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- Early Woollybear Festival in Birmingham. TV8′s Jim Hale and Dick Goddard
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- Jim Doney and CBS’ Ed Sullivan in early 1960′s
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- Dick Russ and Tana Carli, Noon News on TV 8
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- 1971 Mayor Carl Stokes being interviewed by Joe Mossbrook of TV3
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- Tana Carli in early Woollybear Parade
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- Mona Scott TV3 and Tana Carli TV8 on Telethon
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- TV8′s Herb Thomas accepting Emmy Award 1980
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- Jim Doney and sidekick, Zip the Chimp early 60′s WJW TV
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- Joe Dimino, Tana Carli Dimino and Virgil Dominic at TV8
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- TV8 Free Spirit Church Picnic Cardinal Lake, Ashtabula 1977
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- Stokes News Conference Bob Cerminara, Stokes, Hugh Daneceau, Joe Mossbrook
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- Before Adventure Road TV8′s Jim Doney interviews actress Spring Byington
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- Tana Carli being interviewed at Miss America Pageant 1979
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- Patti Braskie and Roger Powell at 1983 TV8 Christmas Party
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- Mike Creagan, TV 8
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- Art Modell owner of Browns and TV8 Sports Anchor Jim Mueller 1980 Emmys
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- TV8 Anchor Tim Taylor hosting at 1980 Emmy Awards
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- TV8 Photog Herb Thomas being hugged by Jim Mueller at 1980 Emmys
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- Ad from early 80′s for WJKW TV8
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- Assistant News Director Grant Zalba at TV8 Christmas Party 1983
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- TV8 Photog John “JP” Paustian and his wife TV3′s Kim Brattain at TV8 Christmas Party
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- Lou Gattozzi of TV 3 Accepting Emmy in 1980
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- TV3 Documentary Maker Dennis Goulden at 1980 Emmys
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- M. Krieger, WGAR date unknown
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- Joe Howard and Orchestra on Stairway at Arcade for 1980 Emmy Awards
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- Mona Scott of TV 3 and Tom Westrop of Women’s Federal presenting at Emmys
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- Audience in Old Arcade for 1980 Emmy Awards
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- Herb Strawbridge of Higbees and Mike Massa of WVIZ presenting Emmy 1980
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- WJW-TV, PM Magazine Producer Mary Horth accepting Emmy at 1980 Awards
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- Anyone know who this is from JCU collection?
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- Linn Sheldon host of 1980 Emmys at Cleveland’s historic old arcade
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- TV3′s Mona Scott presenting at 1980 Emmy Awards
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- Audience in Old Arcade for Emmy presentations 1980
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- WEWS Tom Piskura on the left, others unidentified
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- Rachel Van Cleve, WEWS another early cooking show
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- Western Reserve Telecourse date unknown
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- WEWS Mgr Jim Hanrahan and Barclay Leatham of Western Reserve Telecourses
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- TV Pioneer Paul Hodges Man on the Street 1948
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- Fox 8′s Jan Jones and Neil Zurcher in Vail, Colorado
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- WEWS Bob Noll
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- ABC’s Ted Koppel and Don Perris from WEWS
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- Legendary WEWS Boss Don Perris and wife Barbara
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- Ronnie Barrett is in this photo
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- Another mystery weatherman. Anyone have an idea? possibly Dick Lance
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- Possibly Bill “Dad” Weidemann on his perch at old Muni Stadium
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- WEWS Reporter Roger Simms early 1970′s
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- Linn Sheldon, Larry Adler and Paul Draper at WEWS
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- Neil Zurcher Dangling from Third Floor of 1630 Euclid Avenue
Entry filed under: Uncategorized. Tags: WVIZ, Neil Zurcher, Linn Sheldon, Joe Dimino, Roger Simms, Larry Adler, Mike Massa, Herb Strawbridge, Mona Scott, Emmy Awards, Kim Brattain, Grant Zalba, Art Modell, Herb Thomas, Jim Doney, Jim Hale, Gary Carruthers.
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mike mcnamara | June 20, 2009 at 8:40 am
Growing up in Cleveland in the 50s & 60s (Padua ’65) I thoroughly enjoyed viewing all the pix!!
After years in the ‘broadcast biz’, I’m the COM Dept. Chair @Trine University in NE Indiana and my favorite class is Broadcast History
Perhaps this is why scrolling through your page brought back some wonderful memories when the ‘my media landscape’ consisted of WIXY 1260; CKLW and Channels 3, 5 and 8!!
THANKS again … mike mcnamara
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neilzu | June 24, 2009 at 3:36 pm
Thanks for sharing with us Mike!
Neil Zurcher
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Bob Woods | January 10, 2012 at 5:49 pm
The “anyone know who this is?” is Bill Baker, reporter at WEWS in the late 60′s, early 70′s. NOT the Morning Exchange DR. Bill Baker, this Bill Baker made a name for himself with his car tests. Was among the first people in Cleveland to SEE a Honda car, let alone drive one. I remember we were laughing so hard at the little thing in the parking lot a bunch of us tried to pick it up. It didn’t budge, but mostly because the bumper bent when we applied the muscle.