KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6 and 10 pm: Friday, December 22, 1978

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from December 22nd, 1978, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines 6 PM: Florida Supreme Court removes Judge John Rudd from Ted Bundy's case citing a bad trial atmosphere; Chairman of a task force committee says that the Roosevelt, UT police discriminate against Ute Indian Tribe members; County Democratic Chairman Leonard McGee hopes to rejuvenate the Democratic Party after November election defeats; President of National Homebuilders Association Ernest Becker says Utah ranks third in the nation for housing sales and starts; Fire station in Southwest Salt Lake City holds an open house; New F-16 planes coming to Hill Air Force Base; Weather report; Controversy over thawed turkey advertised as fresh at Keith Warshaw & Co. in Salt Lake City; Local and national sports; Ogden City Council approves plan to host the Ogden Hornets AAA baseball team; Mechanical Christmas tree at the International Inn engineers' shop in Washington, DC; Kids sing Christmas songs Broadcast headlines 10 PM: World and national news headlines; Ted Bundy wins a legal battle as the Florida Supreme Court removes Judge John Rudd from his trial; Chairman of a task force committee says that the Roosevelt, UT police discriminate against Ute Indian Tribe members; Governor Scott Matheson wants the Utah State Legislature to fund a study of nuclear fallout and its effects on Utahn's health; New F-16 planes coming to Hill Air Force Base; Fire station in Southwest Salt Lake City holds an open house; Weather report; Local and national sports; Navy defeats BYU in the Holiday Bowl; Tiffany & Co. has its biggest day in history with $1 million in sales