KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6 and 10: Thursday, November 9, 1978, 6 and 10 P.M. news

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from November 9th, 1978, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines 6 PM: Brian Stack arraigned on capital murder charge in the killing of Utah Highway Patrolman Lynn Pierson; Utah Governor Scott Matheson declares an official day of mourning for war veterans and Highway Patrolman Lynn Pierson; President Carter signs a bill to clean up Vitro uranium tailings in western states including Utah; Cancer researcher at the University of Utah says that cancer rates are not significantly higher in Southern Utah than in other parts of the state; United Airlines official says new law deregulating the airline industry will benefit Salt Lake City residents; Crews continue to clean up Amoco crude oil spill near Farmington Bay in the Great Salt Lake; Weather report; Elderly woman conned out of $8,000 and two diamonds in downtown Salt Lake City; Local and national sports; Salt Lake Golden Eagles player Dick Lamby reflects on Bobby Orr's retirement; Repertory Dance Theatre and Children's Dance Theatre perform a tribute to Virginia Tanner Broadcast headlines 10 PM: Brian Stack arraigned on capital murder charge in the killing of Utah Highway Patrolman Lynn Pierson; Cancer researcher at the University of Utah says that cancer rates are not significantly higher in Southern Utah than other parts of the state; President Carter signs a bill to clean up Vitro uranium tailings in western states including Utah; Crews continue to clean up Amoco crude oil spill near Farmington Bay in the Great Salt Lake; World and national news headlines; Artist Norman Rockwell passes away in Stockbridge, MA; Weather report; Local and national sports; annual preview of the University of Utah basketball team; Wirth Watching: celebration for Faye Stone and Winifed O'Niel who ride the city bus everyday