KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6 and 10: Friday, October 21st, 1977, 6 and 10 P.M. news

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from October 21st, 1977, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines 6 PM: Second Canyon County, ID student dies after collision between a school bus and a dump truck; Lloyd Sullivan charged with conspiracy to commit murder in the case of polygamist leader Rulon Allred; Defense attorney asks Judge Willis Ritter to exclude himself from further hearings in the heroin conspiracy trial; Second District Court judge denies two permanent injunctions that would close Adult Book & Cinema in Ogden, UT; Man from Bountiful, UT injured when a freight train broadsides his car; Salt Lake City International Airport security officers and passengers worry about hijacking; Hansen Siamese twins in fair condition at University of Utah Medical Center; Doctors use unique techniques to perform complicated surgeries on infants; Governor Scott Matheson will travel to Denver, CO to talk to President Carter about water policy reform and nerve gas bomb transfer to Utah; Utah residents travel for the start of the annual deer hunt; Weather report; Local and national sports; professional bass tournament at Lake Powell; Provo Eagle's Lodge catch a thief by dusting money with invisible powder that turns hands blue Broadcast headlines 10 PM: Congress may reopen Minuteman missile production lines in Utah; Judge rules that David Berkowitz, the alleged Son of Sam killer, is sane enough to stand trial; Indianapolis jury finds Tony Kiritsis innocent by reason of insanity on all counts of kidnapping; Lloyd Sullivan charged with conspiracy to commit murder in the case of polygamist leader Rulon Allred; Second District Court judge denies two permanent injunctions that would close Adult Book & Cinema in Ogden, UT; President Carter meets with poverty workers and the unemployed in Detroit, MI; Ambassador to South Africa returns to the US to brief secretary of state on recent oppression of black South Africans; South African Prime Minister John Vorster calls Carter administration's interest in the matter irrelevant; Former Congressman Richard Hanna pleads innocent to forty felony counts in Korean bribery scandal; Frontier jet hijacker Michael Hannan commits suicide aboard plane, his body is returned to Nebraska; Frontier Pilot Jay Curtis' mother wants answers to how hijacker got through security; Salt Lake City International Airport pilots and passengers worry about hijacking; Weather report; Official medical examiner's report says Elvis Presley died of a heart attack; Local and national sports; professional bass tournament at Lake Powell; Hansen Siamese twins in fair condition at University of Utah Medical Center; President Carter visits and will spend the night at farm in Indianola, Iowa