KUTV Newswatch 2 at 6 and 10: Tuesday, January 23, 1979, 6 and 10 P.M. news

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from January 23rd, 1979, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines 6 PM: Salt Lake City Police Chief Bud Willoughby says he had no intention to power grab and that charges of corruption are tearing the city government apart; Salt Lake City fire department and building inspectors draft new fire safety code rules for apartment buildings; Chemical fire burning near Wyoming-Colorado border is extinguished; Prosecution rests its case in the preliminary hearing of former Public Safety Director Ed Cantrell in Rock Springs, WY; University of Utah police arrest a Salt Lake City fire department lieutenant for running a drug manufacturing operation; The Utah House of Representatives passes an Equal Rights Amendment rejection resolution; South Salt Lake will annex 900 acres of Salt Lake County land; The Utah Department of Human Services finds it hard to provide Southeast Asian refugees with all of the supplies they need; Weather report; Local and national sports; Outdoors: ski binding expert Gordon Lipe at the Jackson Hole Ski Area in Wyoming; Cairo newspaper reports that men working in private Egyptian firms can lose pay for cussing in front of women Broadcast headlines 10 PM: Salt Lake City Police Chief Bud Willoughby says he had no intention to power grab and that charges of corruption are tearing the city government apart; Prosecution rests its case in the preliminary hearing of former Public Safety Director Ed Cantrell in Rock Springs, WY; University of Utah police arrest a Salt Lake City fire department lieutenant for running a drug manufacturing operation; Salt Lake City fire department and building inspectors draft new fire safety code rules for apartment buildings; Report on President Carter's State of the Union Address; World and national news headlines; The Wyoming Senate votes to boost the state's speed limit; The Utah House of Representatives passes an Equal Rights Amendment rejection resolution; South Salt Lake will annex 900 acres of Salt Lake County land; Weather report; Local and national sports; University of Utah football coach Wayne Howard named Utah Sportsman of the Year; The Utah Department of Human Services finds it hard to provide Southeast Asian refugees with all of the supplies they need