KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6 and 10 pm: Tuesday, October 25th, 1977

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from October 25th, 1977, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines 6 PM: Governor Scott Matheson opposes the airlift of Weteye bombs from Colorado to Utah, writes angry letter to President Carter; Pentagon identifies body returned by Vietnamese government as Bennie Fryer from Logan, UT; Arson suspected as fifth fire breaks out at Howard Johnson Motor Lodge in Salt Lake City; Human skull found in Utah Lake may solve the thirteen-year-old mystery of a missing man; Defense rests in $100 million heroin conspiracy case; Weber County mental health officials worried about 25th Street restoration's impact on the homeless population in Ogden, UT; Weather report; Troubleshooter: reward for information about suspect who robbed a widow multiple times; Local and national sports; Dump truck loses breaks and crashes into a living room in Taylorsville, UT; "Super" Dee Events Center opens at Weber State College Broadcast headlines 10 PM: Interview with Governor Scott Matheson about his letter to President Carter regarding the transfer of Weteye bombs from Colorado to Utah; House Judiciary Committee takes up legislation to remove Federal Judge Willis Ritter; Dow Jones Industrial Average drops below 800 mark for first time in over two years; United States calls for action from United Nations against South Africa; Puerto Rican nationalists take over Statue of Liberty, draping flag over statue's forehead; Prosecutor in Colorado files sealed evidence that links Ted Bundy to slaying and disappearance of two Utah girls in 1974; Defense rests case in heroin conspiracy trial following the testimony of Huey Auguar; Family of Alverda Saltzgiver renovates her house to pre-fire glory so she can return home; Lawsuit against North Sanpete County School District Board Members thrown out; Weather report; Outdoors: Utah ski operators gather for annual winter sports luncheon; Local and national sports; number one college football receiver in the state, Rex Macey of Westminster College; Suspect identified in the multiple robberies of a Salt Lake City widow; Senator Hubert Humphrey returns to Washington, DC after cancer diagnosis