NewsChannel2 Broadcasts, 1984-01-03 - 1984-01-04

1. News introduction - Corky switches gears, meets Alan Thicke, consumer reports (0:00) 2. 1984 retrospective - Reflections on George Orwell’s 1984 (0:18) 3. Fire kills four people in South Baltimore - Investigation, aftermath, and smoke detector awareness (0:53) 4. Efforts to pass the Cigarette Safety Act - Elizabeth McLaughlin’s advocacy and fire statistics (3:35) 5. State Senator Tommy Broadwater begins prison sentence for food stamp fraud (5:15) 6. Lieutenant Robert Goodman returns home after release from Syrian captivity (6:27) 7. Weather forecast - Warm trends and mild temperatures (9:52) 8. Senator Edward Kennedy hospitalized - Health scene report on ulcers, anemia, and sleeping aid safety (12:42) 9. Local paralyzed man heads to California for laser treatment (14:46) 10. AT and T phone breakup causes confusion and long lines at service centers (18:03) 11. Mayor Schafer sets spending limits for city departments (19:50) 12. Funeral arrangements for Ruth Eisenhower(niece of Dwight Eisenhower) (20:43) 13. Memorial Stadium concession contract controversy (21:02) 14. Football poll and Miami Hurricanes' national championship prospects (23:23) 15. Houston Oilers appoint Hugh Campbell as head coach (26:29) 16. Armed standoff in Pikesville after failed eviction attempt (31:50) 17. John Sebega’s legal troubles and conspiracy charges (34:55) 18. Two unrelated slayings in Baltimore - Investigations and missing sailor found (37:47) 19. Lieutenant Robert Goodman’s homecoming and White House ceremony (38:52) 20. Jesse Jackson's mission’s impact on his presidential bid (40:18) 21. Contractors Association takes city to court over project awards (41:18) 22. Health report on lupus affecting young women (45:46) 23. Columbia lakes cleanup plan as a precursor to Chesapeake Bay efforts (50:19) 24. Memorial Stadium ice skating rink repairs(52:02) 25. Red Cross blood shortage and community response (52:43) 26. Skipjacks hockey game results (55:27) 27. Mitchell family member, Dr. Kiefer Mitchell, recognized as an artist (1:00:09)