KUTV Edit Tape: April 13th to May 26th, 1984

Digitized version of the KUTV Edit Tape Red 692, from April 13th to May 26th, 1984. Edit tapes contain very short segments, sometimes with sound. This tape includes 26 segments, and they are as follows: [1] Detroit Tigers Baseball; [2] interview about gas leak; [3] interview about the price of cattle; [4] mass meetings; [5] footage of peregrine falcons; [6] piece about Utah Power and Light (UPL) bribery, Vanguard International contractors awarded without competitive bidding; [7] high school students visiting the Utah National Guard and trying heavy equipment and using guns; [8] still image of mass meeting banner; [9] no sound, and the segment is called "Smith." shows papers with "Sun West Bank of Farmington, Washington National Savings Bank, and Zion's Bank"; [10] Bonanno family trial; [11] board opted to close Central High School; [12] before the construction of I-70, archaeologists had their Fremont village site destroyed and objects robbed; [13] Utah workers leaving their unions; [14] Sheryl Bonaventura, victim of Christopher Wilder; [15] Kanosh [?] dam; [16] interview with man with cardiomyopathy, trying the experimental drug Milrinone; [17] footage of houses being damaged by flooding; [18] footage of flowers; [19] flood forecast, Jordan River has a lot of water, dangerous Surplus Canal and bridges; [20] Cache Valley farmers having their crops rotten by mud and soggy soil; [21] footage of people voting, probably in Magna; [22] no image, only sound about the Utah congressmen and women that raised the most amount of money; [23] footage of hockey game, the Salt Lake Golden Eagles; [24] footage of Kennecott Mine; [25] people helping build a dike around the Great Salt Lake; [26] footage of the Cache Valley flooding, no sound.