KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6 and 10: Friday, September 8, 1978, 6 and 10 P.M. news

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from September 8th, 1978, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines 6 PM: Congressional primary election in Utah; Experimental rabies vaccine flown to Utah from the Center for Disease Control to treat three children recently bitten by rodents; State audit shows that Soldier Summit, UT collected nearly $25,000 in speeding fines during a six-month period; Mount Pleasant, UT Police Chief Kay Hallows resigns after hitting and killing a motorcyclist; State medical examiners trying to identify the body of woman found in Juab County; Rachel David, sole survivor of Immanuel David family murder-suicide, is gradually improving; Utah Symphony outdoor concert; Weather report; Local and national sports; Moab World Invitational Hang Gliding Tournament at Dead Horse Point State Park Broadcast headlines 10 PM: Three-and-a-half month-old baby dies in a downtown hotel occupied by transients; Four truck drivers become sick after exposure to hydrogen sulfide while driving along the highway near Rock Springs, WY; Wholesale price index decline attributed to lower food costs; World and national news headlines; Candidates Peter Cooke and Ed Firmage discuss their odds against incumbent Dan Marriott in the Utah congressional primary election; British Osmond Fan Club Travel Service tour Provo studios and meet Donny Osmond; Weather report; Experimental rabies vaccine flown to Utah from the Center for Disease Control to treat two children bitten by a bat in Fillmore, UT; Local and national sports; University of Utah football coach Wayne Howard gives a pep talk ahead of the season opener