KUTV Newswatch 2 at 10: Saturday, October 28, 1978, 10 P.M. news (partial), November 4, 1978, 10 P.M. news

Digitized version of an aircheck for the color broadcast of the evening news from October 28, 1978 (partial) and November 4th, 1978, originally recorded on U-matic videocassette. Includes commercials. Broadcast headlines for October 28, 1978: President Jimmy Carter announces that Egyptian President Anwar Sadat will keep peace negotiators in Washington, DC; Congressman Dan Marriott threatens investigation if the government does not act on the atomic bomb testing's link to high cancer rates in Southern Utah; Utah Attorney General's Office approves the use of emergency money to stop the move of Weteye bombs from Colorado to Utah; World and national news headlines. Broadcast headlines for November 4, 1978: World and national news headlines; Ted Bundy asks for his murder charges to be dropped, argues that he cannot get a fair trial; Braniff International Airways and Eastern Airlines announce new routes serving the Salt Lake City International Airport; University of Utah holds a garage sale with items from the University's police evidence room; University of Utah homecoming ball; Wyoming congressional election candidates Bill Bagley and Dick Cheney; Utah inmates will be allowed to vote in the 1978 general election; Number of registered voters in Wasatch County increased 20% perhaps due to the controversial ballot issue that proposed a ban on Sunday beer sales; FDA warns against the artificial sweetener saccharin; Weather report; First baby Nile Hippopotamus born at Hogle Zoo dies; Local and national sports; Murchison meteorite from BYU collection is missing