KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6 and 10 pm: Thursday, December 21, 1978

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from December 21st, 1978, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines 6 PM: Stewart Udall serves the Department of Energy with 100 claims from western citizens who believe that atomic testing may have caused cancer and leukemia; Air monitoring station shows that fallout from a Chinese nuclear bomb test has not reached Utah; David Campbell named as new Salt Lake City Commissioner; Duchesne City Council meets to decide the fate of City Administrator Ken Mitchell after accusations of misconduct; Long-standing problems at the Youth Development Center in Ogden, UT may lead to deinstitutionalization; University of Utah police arrest two people in connection with the robbery of jade pieces from the Utah Museum of Fine Arts and recover a painting from Westminster College; Weather report; Duchesne City Council votes to keep City Administrator Ken Mitchell in his job despite accusations of misconduct; Kennecott Copper Company helicopter crashes injuring one passenger; Local and national sports; new Brighton Ski Touring Center; Cottonwood Hospital doctors and nurses sing Christmas carols to patients Broadcast headlines 10 PM: Stewart Udall serves the Department of Energy with 100 claims from western citizens who believe that atomic testing may have caused cancer and leukemia; Air monitoring station shows that fallout from a Chinese nuclear bomb test has not reached Utah; Kennecott Copper Company helicopter crashes injuring one passenger; Duchesne City Council votes to keep City Administrator Ken Mitchell in his job despite accusations of misconduct; David Campbell named as new Salt Lake City Commissioner; Upcoming meeting of the Utah State Legislature will be tasked with revamping Utah's method of prosecuting criminal cases; World and national news headlines; University of Utah police arrest two people in connection with the robbery of jade pieces from the Utah Museum of Fine Arts and recover a painting from Westminster College; Weather report; Local and national sports; new Brighton Ski Touring Center; John and Peggy Steele of Granger, UT adopt a baby girl ahead of Christmas