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Uploaded by on Jul 24, 2010

A 1980 test of the Emergency Broadcast System, aired by WCBS on a Sunday morning. Yes, that's John Tesh leading into the clip.

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  • This is a John Tesh of the Emergency Broadcast System. This is only a Tesh!

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  • @luizgazitamenfilms yup...if you read their respective Wiki pages, you'll realize that the EBS was retired in favor of the EAS in 1997

  • it was called ebs bfore eAs?

  • @peakster753 - Yeah, that was odd...as I recall, they added a "this station serves the 5 boros of NYC" line to the closing spiel sometime in the mid-80s.

  • What happened to the line of "This station serves the ______ area"

  • Good, to know.

  • I think my CBS station WJBK did run an EBS test on a Sunday morning for numerous times during the 1980s to compare with the other CBS O&O's WBBM Chicago and WCBS in NYC. WJBK rarely runs EBS tests on weekdays and it is the known station that runs mostly on weekends in Detroit.

  • Speaking of the WCBS video that aired on Sunday Morning, Chicago's WBBM airs EBS tests every Sunday Morning at 8:30am. I think WCBS does the same way like WBBM

  • The voiceover here was Wally King.

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