Found at the end of a Beta I recording, here's the preview for the WLS Channel 7 Weekend Eyewitness News at 10pm featuring Bob Petty, followed by the pre-show Commercial Break and the first 4 minutes of the broadcast. Includes:

3:30 Movie promo for "The Vampires" for Tuesday (voiceover by Fred Kasper) (can be seen on its own here: https://youtu.be/XRXv2Aop5Nc )

Bob Petty previews upcoming stories on next Eyewitness News:

- Space shuttle test

- FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover accused of spying on Americans

- Flags at half-staff outside Field Museum "in the public interest"

Commercials for:

Amoco (meeting the needs of Midwest drivers)

American Express Card - with Jack Nicklaus (voiceover by Peter Thomas)

North West Federal Savings - "One Gift Per Family"

Animated station ID / movie promo for 10:30pm (voiceover by Wayne Atkinson)

Eyewitness News open (voiceover by Wayne Atkinson)

Bob reads following items:

- First test flight of space shuttle deemed a success

- 40-ton magnet bound for Soviet Union has problem boarding a plane at O'Hare

- 30-something Latino man is dead after being the victim of an armed robbery at Humboldt Park

- Jim Johnson reports on opening of first black-owned bank on West Side, The Community Bank of Lawndale; bank president James Hadley is interviewed

- Lincoln Towing and MLA Towing hit with class-action suit

- Taxi cab settlement; raise in rates (tape ends after this point)

This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, June 18th 1977 during the 9:58pm to 10:04pm timeframe.

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