KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6 and 10 pm: Thursday, November 23, 1978

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from November 23rd, 1978, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines 6 PM: Thanksgiving celebrations around Utah; Governor Scott Matheson gains support from Congresswoman Pat Schroeder in his fight to keep Weteye bombs in Colorado; Governor Scott Matheson says his meetings with top federal officials in Washington, DC were successful; Westminster College students will return to dorms after fire; Park City, UT seasonal workers have a difficult time finding affordable places to live; President Carter will be the guest of honor at the Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Tabernacle; Iranian students to demonstrate against President Carter upon his arrival in Salt Lake City; Beetles are killing birch shade trees in Utah County; Nationwide Conservation Group ranks Utah's Senators at the bottom of efforts to protect the environment; Weather report; Local and national sports; Utah collegiate basketball coaches make predictions about the Old Oquirrh Bucket finish; Pet skunk owner appeals new anti-skunk ordinance in Fairfax County, Virginia Broadcast headlines 10 PM: Mounting controversy over how many people escaped the Jonestown Massacre in Guyana; two planeloads of bodies arrive at Dover Airbase in Delaware; World and national news headlines; Governor Scott Matheson says his meetings with top federal officials in Washington, DC were successful; Mountain Fuel Supply makes substantial oil and gas discovery in Southwest Wyoming; Utah officials will purchase compact cars in hopes to cut the state's gasoline bill; Thanksgiving celebrations from around Utah and the nation; Weather report; Park City, UT seasonal workers have a difficult time finding affordable places to live; Local and national sports; BYU basketball coach Frank Arnold makes prediction about the Old Oquirrh Bucket finish; Wirth Watching: A Christmas Carol play at the Promised Valley Playhouse