KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6: Monday, January 10, 1977, 6 P.M. news

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from January 10th, 1977, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines: Red Adair firefighter crew extinguishes gas well blaze in southwestern Wyoming; Governor Scott Matheson explains the main points of his record-setting $997 million proposed budget to Utah State Legislature; Lawyers for murderer Gary Gilmore appeal execution citing unconstitutional death penalty statute; Gilmore maintains that he wants to be executed; Suspected murder weapon found by divers in surplus canal; Utah Transit Authority doubles ridership in one year; Troubleshooter: mail order cosmetic kit scam; Weather report; Oil drilling begins in Cache County; National and local sports; Weber State University's Bruce Collins named Big Sky Basketball Player of the Week; Raid on cockfighting arena in Salt Lake County and interview with Lonnie Johnson, director of the humane society; Coffee price increase changes shoppers' buying habits; MediaMan final report; Outdoors: Snow Canyon, Utah; Ogden police chief counters criticism at City Council meeting; Lawmen thwart extortion and bomb threat attempt against Amoco in Wyoming; World and national news headlines; Stock market report; Continued cold weather in Midwestern United States causes high gas consumption and cost; Extended weather report; Oakland, CA celebrates Raiders Super Bowl win; Former Bringham Young University president Ernest Wilkinson recovers from second heart attack; Congressman Gunn McKay asks Congress for money to construct University of Utah metallurgal reaseach facility; Cache County maps civil defense plan; Senior citizens in San Francisco learn self-defense