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Raw footage for the award-winning TV series “The 90’s.” Joe Angio prepares for a trip to Nicaragua, picking up last minute supplies and reviewing his plans. He also appears on tape briefly at the end of the tape after returning from the trip and tells Tom Weinberg about a few of his technical problems.
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Raw footage for the award-winning series The 90’s. Joe Angio goes to the legendary Chicago institution Gold Coast Dogs with artist Tony Fitzpatrick and his friend Marcus Casa Madrid. Fitzpatrick interviews patrons and gives his opinions on the importance of the hot dog.
This episode of Chicago tonight features an interview with former Chicago police chief Richard Brzeczek, as well as a story on a proposed new law limiting tax deductions on charitable donations.
The Rolling Stones jam onstage with legendary Chicago bluesmen Muddy Waters and Buddy Guy at Chicago ‘s historical, and dimly lit blues club, the Checkerboard Lounge. The Stones perform “Mannish Boy,” “Hoochie Coochie Man,” “Long Distance Call,” and “Champagne and Reefer” with Muddy Waters and “Next Time You See Me” with Buddy Guy.
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Chicago White Sox versus Minnesota Twins, 1976. Harry Caray announces.
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Witness an exciting collection of news footage from 1979 – featuring coverage of the Rhodesian Bush War, the Soviet-Afghan War, political ads with the likes of Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, Jerry Brown, and others, as well as segments featuring former NATO Supreme Allied Commanders Europe and US Army Generals, Dwight Eisenhower and Alexander Haig!