KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6 and 10: Thursday, April 20, 1978, 6 and 10 P.M. news

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from April 20th, 1978, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines 6 PM: The American Coal Company asks a federal court to order striking coal miners back to work in Emery County; Interview with Larry Dibello, Magna, UT resident who apprehended a prison escapee; Trichloroethylene, the chemical that Hill Air Force Base union officials claim is killing workers, is listed as a possible cancer agent; Officials suspect arson in Salt Lake County apartment fire; Tooele, UT city employees ordered to pay back taxes on personal items purchased through the city government; Police in Cleveland are looking for Joyce McKinney, who jumped bail after being charged with kidnapping a Mormon missionary in London; Weather report; Local and national sports; interview with Jack Nickalus about golfers' fitness; Regional American Baptist Convention in Salt Lake City Broadcast headlines 10 PM: Four dead after three explosions at a munitions factory in Cleburne, TX; Soviet jets force down a commercial Korean jet in a remote corner of Russia; Former FBI director L. Patrick Gray pleads innocent to charges of illegal wiretaps and mail opening; Wildcat miner's strike in Emery County spreads to Carbon County; Trichloroethylene, the chemical that Hill Air Force Base union officials claim is killing workers, is listed as possible cancer agent; Another body found in Columbus, GA in string of strangulation murders; Butler County, PA residents send monument to Santaquin, UT in honor of Boy Scout killed at the national jamboree; Weather report; Minister speaks to the lack of minority delegates at the Regional American Baptist Convention; Local and national sports; interview with Coast Guard Academy football coach Bill Hickey in Salt Lake City; Wirth Watching: walking in Salt Lake City and at the University of Utah