CBS Network In The News - "Acid Rain" (1983)
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2013
- Here's a segment of the kids news featurette, In The News - which deals with the subject of acid rain, and in particular its destructive effect on the plant and wildlife of the Big Moose Lake in upstate New York State and hundreds of other lakes in the Northeastern United States and Canada. A clip of Dr. Dwight Webster (a Cornell University scientist who bred a strain of brook trout that could better adapt and survive in acidic lakes) is briefly shown.
Also includes a commercial break for one of "the many fine products of General Foods" - more specifically, Post Alpha-Bits cereal, with an offer for an "Alfie Animal Alphabet" poster and two sets of stamps in specially marked boxes.
These aired between commercial breaks during Saturday morning cartoons on CBS affiliates from 1971 to 1986 (and was for that network what the long-running animated Schoolhouse Rock featurettes were for ABC). For many years, it was the one of the only times a CBS News production had theme music. This particular segment aired halfway through The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show (with bumper voiceover by Rick Dees).
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Voiceover by Doug Poling.
This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, August 6th 1983 during the 10:25am to 10:30am timeframe.
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What a great Era of Saturday morning
I died of acid rain in 1986.
I’m a kid again watching this up load. 😀
I remember watching these when I was a kid... I used to always think the sound effects sounded like an electronic toilet flushing.. I don't know why...
I always enjoyed these little things every Saturday morning!
Hahahaha me too! The "dee dee dee dee dee dee" part at the end
LOL! Ricky- that what I thought too when I was a kid. Or rather water going down a drain.
Hell I thought the opening reminded me of SWEETARTS as a kid! DON'T ASK!!!! LMAO
ABC had "Schoolhouse Rock", NBC had "One To Grow On", and CBS had "In The News"! That was when Saturday morning TV was at its best!
I feel ya. There are no Saturday Morning cartoons anymore.
Rohan Padiyar kids are missing out on so much now days
@@BenJabituya, those days might return as early as next year. With MeTV televising classic Popeye, Pink Panther, Tom & Jerry and Looney Tunes on Saturday mornings, CBS plans to return to airing Saturday morning cartoons as early as fall 2023, as it's allowing its deal with Litton to expire. This will be a gradual process and it can have a domino effect- ABC and NBC may also follow suit, but those 3 networks can receive programming assistance from its respective streaming services(Paramount+, Disney+ and Peacock) At the same time the CTA of 1990 can undergo serious reforming and maybe a return to these E/I short segments(new episodes of Schoolhouse Rock, current versions of One to Grow On and maybe In The News with current CBS correspondents each making one of their own, who knows)- stay tuned!!!
@@BenJabituyaOnly on MeTV now.
I remember these from the 70's but didn't know they were still doing them in the 80's.
Does anybody know where you can get an mp3 of the theme music to these segments, without the voice over?
BAT-MITE--"and now here's another exciting story that's in the news!"
I’m trying to find the El Niño segment
Bugs bunny will be back after this focus on acid rain
🇺🇲Salty Cracker🇺🇲
REEEEEE!!
LET THE SALT FLOW!! 🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂
nice
Where did it go?
Summer 1983
great the news
It’s funny because big moose lake has sports fishing in 2022 and there’s more carbon dioxide than ever
Kinda shows how all the climate hysteria is ridiculous, doesn't it?
What is that awful sound effect?
Unfortunately, the Reagan administration could have cared less about acid rain...they were on the pollutant's side.