WXYZ-TV/Channel 7 Salutes Woodward Dream Cruise 2001, August 18 With a Live Two-Hour Special and Primetime Movie
WXYZ-TV/Channel 7 Salutes Woodward Dream Cruise 2001, August 18 With a Live Two-Hour Special and Primetime Movie
SOUTHFIELD, Mich., Aug. 10 WXYZ-TV/Channel 7 celebrates the days when cruisin' was king and hot rods ruled the road on Saturday, August 18 with an evening of live programming, a primetime movie saluting classic television, and blanket news coverage devoted to Woodward Dream Cruise 2001. The station is the event's exclusive television sponsor. To jump start the evening's festivities, Channel 7 Action News anchors Guy Gordon, Diana Lewis join Oldies 104.3 WOMC personality Dick Purtan and daughter, Action news anchor JoAnne Purtan, at Duggan's in Royal Oak to host "The Woodward Dream Cruise," 7-9 p.m. WXYZ-TV/Channel 7's broadcast of the Woodward Dream Cruise will include a series of remotes and reports from up and down a 16-mile stretch of Woodward Ave., spanning from Ferndale to Pontiac. Action News staffers Mary Conway, Don Shane, Christy McDonald, Frank Turner, Kim Adams and Ray Sayah will join News Chopper 7 Captain Dennis Neubacher in offering viewers a front-row seat for the world's largest one day car show. Following WXYZ-TV/Channel 7's presentation of the Woodward Dream Cruise, the celebration continues with a special broadcast of the primetime movie that salutes a classic television show, "Come On Get Happy: The Partridge Family Story," from 9-11 p.m. Live cut-ins from the Woodward Dream Cruise corridor will also air throughout the movie. Coverage of the evening's events continues on "11 p.m. Action News." The E.W. Scripps Company operates 20 daily newspapers; 10 broadcast television stations; three TV networks, Home and Garden Television, The Food Network and Do it Yourself Network; and a TV Programmer, Scripps Productions. The company also operates United Media, a worldwide syndicator and licensor of news features and comics, and the Scripps Howard News Service. Scripps operates 31 revenue-producing Web sites, including hgtv.com, diynet.com and comics.com.
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