WNYW 10PM News 1987

From WNYW some clips from the 10PM News in 1987 with John Roland, Cora-Ann Mihalik, Nick Gregory on Weather and Bill Mazer Sports. Sorry no close, tape ran out! Soupy Sales appears at the top asking where the kids are.

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[radiodj1520]

In This Clip, From 2:13 To 2:33, It Was WNYW-TV's A Current Affair Video Promo For Thursday Evening, September 10, 1987.

[radiodj1520]

In This Clip, From 0:24 To 0:33, It Was WNYW-TV's FOX Channel 5 Video ID From Late 1986.

[radiodj1520]

In This Clip, From 0:19 To 0:24, It Was WNYW-TV's It's 10pm, Do You Know Where You're Children Are? With Soupy Sales Video ID From Late 1986.

[radiodj1520]

In This Clip, From 0:01 To 0:18, It Was WNYW-TV's Channel 5 News' The 10 O'Clock News Video Promo For Wednesday Night, September 9, 1987.

[70sman4ever]

@elc1960 I tell you. to this day, if I had to give you a descriptuion of my ideal woman, it would be without a oubt Cora-Ann Mihalik. Blonde, beautiful, and smart, aaand with a lot of money! peace out...

[elc1960]

@70sman4ever I remember Cora Ann in 1977 at WGGB-TV Channel 40 in Springfield MA. She was the weather reporter on the 11 PM news and one night she did her report BRALESS (I kid you not). She wore a light blue long sleeve pullover top with no bra underneath. That had to be one of her first jobs as a reporter. God, she was beautiful. She and former Baltimore reporter Jennifer Desmarais are two of the sexiest female reporters I've ever seen. Cora is indeed still very pretty, but much heavier.

[BarbaraandHarold]

According to Wikipedia Art Spector WAS the first player to be signed to the Celtics.

[70sman4ever]

I was madly in love with Cora-Ann Mihalik back in those days man! She still looks good but well aged and heavier (what a shame!)...

[wiedep]

the "amazin'" mazer and nick w/hair !

[myronfalwell]

@ukendcx2000 He was the (by then, former) midday host on WNBC/660 at that point; Soupy was far more famous for being the victim of many thrown pies on Detroit television.