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Document6 1 1983 to 1985 Chicago Emmy Winners Chicago Emmy Year 1983 to 1985 Chicago Emmy Winners Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 1a Category Name: Investigative Reporting Winning Station: WLS­TV Winning Entry: Illegal Aliens Winning Number of Entrant Names: 4 Winning Entrant Names: Roberta Baskin, Reporter; Debrah Leff, Producer; Dick Goldberg, Producer; Micheal Sullivan, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 1b Category Name: Spot Coverage Winning Station: WBBM­TV Winning Entry: Bridge Collapse Winning Number of Entrant Names: 7 Winning Entrant Names: Phil Walters, Reporter; I.J. Hudson, Reporter; Roger Field, Reporter; John Drummond, Reporter; Mike Parker, Reporter; Glady Lindsay, Assignment Editor; Chuck Senkier, Assignment Editor Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 1c Category Name: Feature Stories or Mini Series Winning Station: WBBM­TV Winning Entry: The Last Family Secret Winning Number of Entrant Names: 2 Winning Entrant Names: Carol Krause, Reporter; Mike Radutzky, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 2a Category Name: Planned Coverage of a Single Event Winning Station: WBBM­TV Winning Entry: Chicago's New Archbishop Winning Number of Entrant Names: 9 Winning Entrant Names: Don Craig, Reporter; Terry Anzur, Reporter; Phil Walters, Reporter; Rev. Roger Caplis, Reporter; Erik Sorenson, Producer; Bob Andresen, Producer; Jerilyn Cascino, Producer; Mike Radutzky, Producer; Jennifer Tynes, Producer Document6 1 Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 2b Category Name: Investigative Report Winning Station: WMAQ­TV Winning Entry: Beating Justice: A Special Report Winning Number of Entrant Names: 3 Winning Entrant Names: Peter Karl, Reporter; Joe Paszczyk, Producer; Bonnie Van Gilder, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 3a Category Name: Documentary of Current Significance Winning Station: WMAQ­TV Winning Entry: For Beauty Passed Away Winning Number of Entrant Names: 2 Winning Entrant Names: Carol Marin, Producer; Don Moseley, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 3b Category Name: Documentary of Cultural Significance Winning Station: WMAQ­TV Winning Entry: Chicago Express Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: David Finney, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 4a Category Name: Public Affairs Series Winning Station: WTTW Winning Entry: What This Country Needs: An Immigration Policy That Works Winning Number of Entrant Names: 2 Winning Entrant Names: Sanford Ungar, Host; Michael Hirsh, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 4b Category Name: Single Program Public Affairs Winning Station: WMAQ­TV Winning Entry: A Night on the Town Winning Number of Entrant Names: 3 Winning Entrant Names: Mike Jackson, Reporter; Len Aronson, Producer; Sylvia Giannini, Producer Document6 2 Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 4c Category Name: Conversation Program Series Winning Station: WTTW Winning Entry: John Callaway Interviews Winning Number of Entrant Names: 2 Winning Entrant Names: John Callaway, Host; Diane Frankle Storck, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 4d Category Name: Magazine Program Series Winning Station: WTTW Winning Entry: You Winning Number of Entrant Names: 4 Winning Entrant Names: Warner Saunders, Host; David Finney, Producer; Len Aronson, Producer; Peggy Allen, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 5a Category Name: Series for Children's Programming Winning Station: WMAQ­TV Winning Entry: Kidding Around Winning Number of Entrant Names: 3 Winning Entrant Names: Jenny Ward, Host; Steve Smith, Host; Diane Bloomgarden, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 5b Category Name: Single Program for Children's Programming Winning Station: WBBM Winning Entry: There's No Harm In Harmony Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Scott Craig, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 6 Category Name: Special Event Program Winning Station: WTTW Winning Entry: Fourteenth Annual Jefferson Theatre Awards Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Ray Solley, Producer Document6 3 Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 7a Category Name: Single Program for Entertainment Program Winning Station: WTTW Winning Entry: Say Goodnight, Gracie Winning Number of Entrant Names: 2 Winning Entrant Names: Paul Rocklin, Producer; Patterson Denny, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 7b Category Name: Series for Entertainment Program Winning Station: WTTW Winning Entry: Made In Chicago Winning Number of Entrant Names: 3 Winning Entrant Names: Elayne Goldstein, Producer; John Davies, Producer; Diane Storck, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 8a Category Name: Live or Unedited Coverage of Sporting Events, Single Programs or Series Winning Station: Sportsvision Winning Entry: Blackhawks­­­NHL Hockey Winning Number of Entrant Names: 5 Winning Entrant Names: James A. Angio, Producer; Bryan Seip, Producer; Michael Klein, Producer; Richard Woldow, Producer; Aldo Perri, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 8b Category Name: Series Covering Sports Events Winning Station: WBBM Winning Entry: The Mike Ditka Show Winning Number of Entrant Names: 5 Winning Entrant Names: Mike Ditka, Host; Johnny Morris, Host; Jeannie Morris, Host; Bob Smith, Producer; Jim Coursen, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 8c Category Name: Single Program Covering Sports or Based on a Sports Theme Winning Station: WMAQ­TV Winning Entry: If Not Today, Tomorrow Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Bob Waller Producer Document6 4 Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 8c Category Name: Single Program Covering Sports or Based on a Sports Theme Winning Station: WBBM Winning Entry: Back to Mackinac Winning Number of Entrant Names: 2 Winning Entrant Names: Jim Hatfield, Producer; Phil Wolf, Producer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 9a Category Name: Editorial Achievement Winning Station: WMAQ­TV Winning Entry: Editorial Five Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Andy Shaw, Editorial director Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 9b Category Name: Commentary Winning Station: WBBM­TV Winning Entry: Perspectives Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Walter Jacobson Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10a Category Name: Performers Who Appear On Camera Winning Station: WLS­TV Winning Entry: Composite Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Roberta Baskin, Reporter Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10a Category Name: Performers Who Appear On Camera Winning Station: WMAQ­TV Winning Entry: Division Street Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Saralynne Crittenden, Actress Document6 5 Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10a Category Name: Performers Who Appear On Camera Winning Station: WGN­TV Winning Entry: Gospelfest Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: John Drury, Reporter Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10a Category Name: Performers Who Appear On Camera Winning Station: WLS­TV Winning Entry: Composite Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Joan Esposito, Reporter Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10a Category Name: Performers Who Appear On Camera Winning Station: WMAQ­TV Winning Entry: Composite Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Paul Hogan, Reporter Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10a Category Name: Performers Who Appear On Camera Winning Station: WTTW Winning Entry: Say Goodnight, Gracie Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: John Malkovich, Actor Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10a Category Name: Performers Who Appear On Camera Winning Station: WBBM Winning Entry: Notario Publico Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Phil Ponce, Reporter Document6 6 Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10a Category Name: Performers Who Appear On Camera Winning Station: WMAQ­TV Winning Entry: Composite Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Stephen Ray, Reporter Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10a Category Name: Performers Who Appear On Camera Winning Station: WBBM Winning Entry: The Many Faces of Mexico Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Bob Wallace, Reporter Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10b Category Name: Individual Excellence or Persons whose Achievement is Non­ Performing Winning Station: WTTW Winning Entry: Chicago's Secret Wilderness Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Laszlo Aranyos, Sound Recorder Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10b Category Name: Individual Excellence or Persons whose Achievement is Non­ Performing Winning Station: WLS­TV Winning Entry: The Battered Badge Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: Frank Bianco, Director Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10b Category Name: Individual Excellence or Persons whose Achievement is Non­ Performing Winning Station: WBBM­TV Winning Entry: Composite Winning Number of Entrant Names: 1 Winning Entrant Names: John Carbo, Videotape Editor Document6 7 Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10b Category Name: Individual Excellence or Persons whose Achievement is Non­ Performing Winning Station: WLS­TV Winning Entry: WLS­TV Editorial & Editorial Reply Winning Number of Entrant Names: 2 Winning Entrant Names: Sharon Hoogstraten, Designers; Barbara Cochran, Designer Chicago Emmy Year: 1983 Category Number: 10b Category Name: Individual Excellence or Persons whose Achievement is Non­ Performing Winning
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