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Uploaded by on Sep 19, 2007

KSWO-TV Newscast closing

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  • I was at KAUZ in Wichita Falls during this time period. I don't suppose you have any old tape of Channel 6 Eyewitness News or KFDX-TV's newscasts, do you?

  • @dan1701a Sorry, no, I worked at KSWO from 1982-1986 so I didn't record any of Ch. 3 or Ch. 6 newscasts.

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  • KSWO and KAUZ have been sister stations since 2009

  • I was saying why the hell it sounds like This Week in Baseball

  • @tkaye2 just to be clear this music was used before Barbara Walters joined Harry Reasoner (there's a clip of it being used on ABC News on one of videoholics sites) ..

  • I was working as "Master Control" when this was recorded on 3/4". Seated are Dan Threllkeld (Weather), Jan Stratton (News Anchor, Mike Mcdonald (News Anchor) and Scott Perkins (sports).These were Lawtons weekly news professionals. My name is Bobby Jones and worked in KSWO Engineering. Thanks for sharing this with me and wish this station all the best in many years to come.

  • wow, Jan Stratton was an anchor that long ago, she is still there today

  • I've heard the same theme song for NBC 2, in Tulsa.

  • It's both! The cut of music is called Gathering Crowds by KPM Music.

  • No, it's the ABC Evening News with Harry and Barbara! ;-) It's one fine piece of production music, though.

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