personnel from Utah. In 1997 – 30 years later — he returned to renew acquaintances in that country and attempt to resolve some of his own unrest since the war. In 1977, he was listed as one of America's Outstanding Young Men. Has served such organizations as the Society of Professional Journalists; Camp Kostopulos and the United Cerebral Palsy Foundation. Has been honorary chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy Association and the American Cancer Society. In 1989, was honored by U.S. President Ronald Reagan as an outstanding survivor of cancer. Founded the Dick Nourse Center for Media Innovation at Dixie State College of Utah Retirement On November 28, 2007, Nourse signed off the air for the final time. After a career that began at KSL in 1964, Nourse passed the reins to his long-time colleague and former co-anchor, Bruce Lindsay. Past news team members Nadine Wimmer, Kevin Eubank, Tom Kirkland (2006–2007) Eyewitness News|HD at 10 Nadine Wimmer, Mark Eubank, Tom Kirkland (2002–2006) Eyewitness News at 10 Ruth Todd, Mark Eubank, Tom Kirkland (1998–2001) Eyewitness News at 10 Ruth Todd, Mark Eubank, Craig Bolerjack (1994–1998) Eyewitness News at 10 Carole Mikita, Mark Eubank, Craig Bolerjack (1991–1994) Eyewitness News at 10 Shelly Thomas, Bob Welti, Paul James (1979–1991) Eyewitness News Tonight at 10 Bruce Lindsay, Bob Welti, Paul James (1979–1991) Eyewitness News at 6 & 10 Bob Welti, Paul James (1965–1991) References 1940 births American Latter Day Saints Brigham Young University alumni Colorado Mesa University alumni Utah Tech University people Living people Television anchors from Salt Lake City People from Grand Junction, Colorado