KUTV Newswatch 2 at 10 pm: Friday, January 14, 1977

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from January 14th, 1977, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines: Three Utah defense attorneys seek a new stay in the execution of Gary Gilmore, arguing that Gilmore's execution will impact their clients' appeals; District Court in Salt Lake City hears request for restraining order against Gary Gilmore execution, judge throws out request; National Coalition Against Death Penalty members arrive in Salt Lake City ahead of Gary Gilmore's execution; death penalty opponents make statements; World and national news headlines; Utahn Richard Richards not selected as new Republican National Party chair; Utah Democrats vote for sudden retirement for Otis Plant, Chairman of the State Liquor Commission; Utah Senate votes to include warning on liquor labels; Weather report; Salt Lake County receives anti-recession funds distributed by Governor Scott Matheson to improve maintenance; Governor Scott Matheson favors gasoline tax; National Association of Manufacturers board chairman said Geneva Steel's future looks bright; Former Salt Lake County prosecutor files suit against Sheriff's Office; Fourth District Court finds Lehi man guilty of manslaughter; Horizons: History of photography; Local and national sports; Los Angeles lawyer says Melvin Dummar gave two versions of the story regarding how he received the Howard Hughes' Mormon will; Rosie Coulter, mother of Salt Lake City's first baby of 1977 winner, receives derogatory letters and phone calls; Breaking news: Utah Supreme Court justice declines to stay Gary Gilmore's execution