KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6 and 10 pm: Tuesday, February 20, 1979

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from February 20th, 1979, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines 6 PM: Salt Lake City Commission decides not to fire Police Chief Bud Willoughby after the "city-gate" scandal; Salt Lake City Commissioner Glen Greener heavily criticizes Stewart Hanson's investigation into the "city-gate" scandal; Thirteen-year-old boy accused of shooting a Utah highway patrolman will stand trial; Ted Bundy makes an emotional plea to choose his own attorney; Utah Transit Authority driver and mechanic wildcat strike moves into its fifth day; UTA General Manager John Pingree will file an injunction against the strikers; Utah State Legislature Republicans are divided between two property tax relief bills; Weather report; Local and national sports; intercollegiate gymnastics meet at the University of Utah; Outdoors: Utah Wildlife Board authorizes a late white fish season for fly fisherman; Antelope Island sunset Broadcast headlines 10 PM: Salt Lake City Commission decides not to fire Police Chief Bud Willoughby after the "city-gate" scandal; Salt Lake City Commissioners Glen Greener and Jennings Phillips accuse Mayor Ted Wilson of orchestrating the "city-gate" scandal; Utah Transit Authority officials give bus drivers and mechanics an ultimatum in an attempt to end the wildcat strike; World and national news headlines; Salt Lake County Commissioner Bob Salter will vote to raise County property taxes; Utah State Legislature Republicans are divided between two property tax relief bills; Chairman of the Utah House Appropriations Committee wants to stop the costly renovations of St. Benedict's hospital in Ogden, UT; Weather report; Local and national sports; intercollegiate gymnastics meet at the University of Utah; Americans are eating more fast food