KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6 and 10: Tuesday, January 3rd, 1978, 6 and 10 P.M. news

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from January 3rd, 1978, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines 6 PM: Juvenile court judge rules that the Singer family children can be homeschooled; Southern Pacific freight train derails on causeway above the Great Salt Lake; Ted Bundy explored overhead crawl space prior to his escape; FBI takes over the search for Bundy and issues fugitive warrant; Utah Supreme Court considers a request to rehear the murder trial of Hi-Fi killers Dale Pierre and William Andrews; Salt Lake City Health Department searches for rats in the downtown area; State Public Service Commission begins to outline utility charge rates; Troubleshooter: Sound and Sew business under investigation; Chief Deputy US Marshal in Tennessee may become the next US Marshal in Utah; Controversy over Randy Newman's song, "Short People"; Weather report; Local and national sports; Hogle Zoo elephants lack adequate space; Zoo Director Lamar Farnsworth asks the Utah State Legislature for new masterplan funding Broadcast headlines 10 PM: Singer family ordered to retain a tutor for their children's homeschooling; Utah Supreme Court upholds lawyer's claim that he didn't need to pay parking fines; Utah Supreme Court considers a request to rehear the murder trial of Hi-Fi killers Dale Pierre and William Andrews; Ted Bundy explored overhead crawl space prior to his escape; FBI takes over the search for Bundy and issues fugitive warrant; Southern Pacific reopens causeway over the Great Salt Lake after train derailment; Provo, UT may double in size through ski resort annex; World and national news headlines; Weather report; Coal strikers try to keep non-unionized miners from their jobs; Local and national sports; Fans camp out in Dallas, TX for Super Bowl tickets