KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6 and 10: Thursday, December 14, 1978, 6 and 10 P.M. news

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from December 14th, 1978, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines 6 PM: Federal Judge Clarence Brimmer strikes down the Logan School Board's policy of granting high school credit for Mormon seminary classes in a landmark ruling; Community reaction to Judge Clarence Brimmer's ruling regarding the Logan School Board's policy of granting high school credit for Mormon seminary classes; Initial confusion at the State Board of Education about what Judge Clarence Brimmer's ruling regarding the Logan School District will mean for the rest of the state; Rock Springs, WY police department will not take diciplinary action against officers accused of brutality; Shooting in downtown Salt Lake City leaves one man dead following a family fight; Salt Lake City Commissioner Jennings Phillips fires Deputy City Treasurer Meredith Poulson who was implicated in the parking meter theft scandal; Three men attempt to rob a parking meter collector in Salt Lake City; Utah State Supreme Court hears Ted Bundy's appeal of his federal kidnapping conviction and Bundy's defense attorney asks for a new trial in this case; Helicopter carrying an oil drilling crew crashes in the Great Salt Lake; Weather report; Local and national sports; Two boys are in the hospital following a car accident in Wyoming that killed their mother Broadcast headlines 10 PM: State and local school district officials analyze ruling by Federal Judge Clarence Brimmer that Mormon seminary cannot be taught in public schools for credit; Community reaction to Judge Clarence Brimmer's ruling regarding the Logan School Board's policy of granting high school credit for Mormon seminary classes; Initial confusion at the State Board of Education about what Judge Clarence Brimmer's ruling regarding the Logan School District will mean for the rest of the state; Rock Springs, WY police department will not take diciplinary action against officers accused of brutality; Utah State Supreme Court hears Ted Bundy's appeal of his federal kidnapping conviction and Bundy's defense attorney asks for a new trial in this case; Shooting in downtown Salt Lake City leaves one man dead following a family fight; Salt Lake City Commissioner Jennings Phillips fires Deputy City Treasurer Meredith Poulson who was implicated in the parking meter theft scandal; World and national news headlines; Two boys that were hospitalized following car accident in Wyoming that killed their mother leave for their home in Michigan; Plans begin for a massive study to determine if fallouts from atomic bomb testing led to high cancer rates in Southern Utah; Weather report; Local and national sports; interview with former University of Utah basketball player Bernard Tomlin; Lighting of the National Christmas Tree in Washington, DC