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Coming up on News 7-
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[SOT]
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((THE CITY OF ROANOKE HAS A NEW MAYOR))
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[OUT Q=HAS A NEW MAYOR.]
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[VO-NAT]


Surprises in tonight's elections- All the results from races around the region- coming up.
And a building in Downtown Roanoke is demolished tonight- We'll tell you what's going there.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]


News 7 is next.

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((SURPRISE, SURPRISE, SURPRISE.))
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[OUT Q=surprise TRIPLE OUT!!!]
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[VO-NAT]


Roanoke's next mayor quotes Gomer Pyle ... as he leads a comeback by city Republicans.
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[Rke-Mayor]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=11]
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The biggest upset of the night was pulled by Republican Ralph Smith.
(XXXXXXXX)

[TAKE LEADER 250]
Smith will be the new mayor of Roanoke-- he took 36 percent of the vote.
Independent Mac Macadden came in second with 32 percent-
And the surprise of the night- Incumbent Democrat David Bowers pulled in 30 percent- not enough to pull of a third term as Mayor-
Independent Duane Howard squeaked in 2 percent of the vote.
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[Smith]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=11]
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Smith is celebrating at the Patrick Henry Hotel in Downtown Roanoke-
[Double Boxes=Jean and Tonya/Microwave]


That is where we find Tonya Flory- Tonya are they still celebrating Smith's victory?
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[SUPER=719-Tonya/Flory;]
[SUPER=705-Roanoke;]
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[SUPER=701-Ralph Smith/Mayor-Elect]
[SUPER=703-Roanoke]
[SUPER=701-Bill Carder/Vice-Mayor-Elect]
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[OUT Q=memebers goal.]




[Live=Tonya Full/Microwave]
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[Double Boxes=Jean and /Microwave]


[McCadden]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=tha]
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Independent Mac McCadden is looking back on the race like an athlete... trying to figure out where he went wrong.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=703-Roanoke;]


McCadden believes Ralph Smith had the edge by entering the race early which earned him name recognition.
And while he's happy for tonight's winner-- McCadden says he still believes he's the better candidate.
But right now McCadden says he's NOT interested in running again.
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[SOT 00:34:09]
[IN Q=If you ]

((MAC MCCADDEN: IF YOU LOSE THE WORLD SERIES, FOR THAT DAY OR THE NEXT 20-HOURS YOU'RE DOWN, YOU FEEL LIKE IT'S THE WORST JOB YOU COULD'VE EVER DONE, YOU'RE HIGHLY CRITICAL OF YOURSELF, WHAT COULD YOU HAVE DONE AND THAT'S THE WAY I FEEL WHEN IT COMES TO COMPETITION, I HATE TO LOSE.))
[SUPER=707-Mac McCadden;]
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[OUT Q=to lose.]
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McCadden says it's too early to say what he would've done differently but does wish he raised more money.

[Bowers]


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Obviously the mood is not the same down the street a bit on the Roanoke City Market.
[Double Boxes=Jean and JoeD/Microwave]


Joe Dashiell has been in the Bower's camp tonight- Bowers will not serve a third term as Mayor.
Joe- he seemed so confident earlier in the week-
What do Democrats think happened?
[Live=JoeD Full/Microwave]
[SUPER=719-Joe/Dashiell;]
[SUPER=705-Roanoke;]
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(Rollcue: others factors at work as well. )
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[SUPER=701-David Bowers/(D) Roanoke Mayor; 00]
[SUPER=703-Roanoke; 13]
[SUPER=701-Linda Wyatt/(D) Roanoke City Council; 48]
[Super=701-Bill Bestpitch/(D) Roanoke City Council-Elect; 57]
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[OUT Q=move Roanoke forward.]



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[Double Boxes=Jean and JoeD/Microwave]



[Rke-Council]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=ejo]
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As we said earlier, Republicans got a win in Roanoke City Council as well.
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[Take Results Page Race 240]
Bill Carder with the most votes- 22 percent- making him the next vice mayor of Roanoke.
Democratic Incumbent Linda Wyatt was re-elected to council. Bill Bestpitch also a Democrat wins a seat on council- bumping incumbent Carroll Swain out.
One other note- longtime councilman Jim Trout who died last week- still got nearly one thousand votes.
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[Vinton-Mayor]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=11]
[WRITER=ejo]
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For the first time in 20 years, Vinton has a new mayor.
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[Take Results Page 525]
Councilman Don Davis got 53-percent of the vote. The write in Candidates in Vinton with a strong showing of 47 percent- probably most of those votes for Andy Nicely-
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[VO-NAT]


Davis says it's time now to focus on the issues and forget about the controversy surrounding Nicely's residency .


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[SOT]
[INQ=We need]

((DON DAVIS: WE NEED TO PULL THE TOWN BACK TOGETHER AND WORK ON IN A POSITIVE MANNER TO ACCOMPLISH THAT AND WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE TO GET A NEW POLICE CHIEF HIRED. IT'S TIME TO HEAL THE TOWN..))
[SUPER=701-Don Davis/Vinton Mayor Elect]
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[OUTQ=heal the town.]
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[VO-NAT]


Write-in candidate Andy Nicely says the vote was so close it shows residents want change.
Nicely believes the write-in process affected the outcome of this election because some voters were not familiar with it.
But he also says fighting to prove his Vinton residency took a toll on his campaign.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=It had]

((ANDY NICELY: IT HAD A MAJOR IMPACT IT REALLY HINDERED MY CAMPAIGN FOR A COUPLE OF WEEKS, I REALLY WAS IN LIMBO AND AT ONE TIME WAS THINKING ABOUT SUCCEEDING AND NOT RUNNING AT ALL. I DON'T OPERATE THAT WAY I DON'T GIVE UP.))
[SUPER=701-Andy Nicely/Write-In Candidate]
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[outq=don't give up]
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[VO-NAT]


He's planning on running for council in two years and will try again in four years for mayor.
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[Salem-Council]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=ejo]
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Onto Salem- a long time school board member there wins a seat on City Council.
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[Take Results Page Race 260]
Gerald Pace a new comer and independent gets the most votes here winning one seat-
The two incumbents- both independents- Howard Packett and Alex Brown keep their seats.
Stella Reinhard - the only woman vying for a seat- could not squeak out a win-
She came in a close fourth-
Eight candidates in all were vying for the three open seatsin Salem.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=703-Salem]


The two incumbents were outside the Salem Municipal building tonight shaking hands and welcoming Pace to city council.
All three agreed it was a tough but fair race.
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[SOT 8:27:35]
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((GERALD PACE: I HAD NO IDEA I WOULD LEAD THE TICKET IT'S MY FIRST TIME IN ELECTED OFFICE.)) ((HOWARD PACKETT: I'VE RUN HARDER IN THIS ELECTION THEN ANY OTHER ELECTION EXCEPT THE FIRST ONE 16 YEARS AGO.)) ((ALEX BROWN: I'VE LIVED HERE ALL MY LIFE, KNOW A LOT OF PEOPLE, AND I'VE TRIED TO DO A GOOD JOB.))
[SUPER=701-Gerald Pace/Salem City Council Elect; :00]
[SUPER=701-Howard Packett/Reelected to Salem Council; :05]
[SUPER=701-Alex Brown/Reelected to Salem Council; :15]
[OUTQ=do a good job.]
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[11Web-Address]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=ejo]
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More election returns coming up in just a few minutes- We will also air the results of all city and town races across our region at the bottom of your screen .. at the start of "Late Night with David Letterman", at 11-35.
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[TAKE Web Address FS]
Or you can see those results right now .. by logging onto our home page at WDBJ7-dot-com.
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[Diner-Demolition]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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One downtown business was demolished tonight to make more room for another.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke]


People watched as The Star City diner building was torn down to make more room for Corned Beef and Company.
The space at the corner of Jefferson Street and Campbell Avenue will be used as a parking lot.
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[Intermet]


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Officials say the New River Castings plant in Radford will be up and running again by the year's end.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Radford;]


Word came today from the plant's parent company, Intermet.
Officials say they decided to rebuild out of a sense of duty to the community.
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[SOT 3:15:51 - 3:16:00]
[IN Q=We recognize]

((JOHN DODDRIDGE/INTERMET CEO: WE RECOGNIZE THAT WE HAVE A CAPABLE AND TRAINED WORKFORCE RIGHT HERE IN RADFORD AND OVERALL, THE COMMUNITY SUPPORT HAS BEEN EXCELLENT.))
[SUPER=01-John Doddridge/Intermet CEO;]
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[OUT Q=has been excellent.]
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[VO-NAT]


Intermet promises a safer, cleaner plant.
Family members of Karen Hamilton, one of three workers killed in the explosion, say if that's true, they welcome it back.
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[SOT 3:44:15 - :27]
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((JERICIA TIBBS/VICTIM'S SISTER: I THINK AS A COMMUNITY AND AS A FAMILY OF INTERMET WE NEED TO NEVER, NEVER FORGET ABOUT THE THREE PEOPLE THAT GAVE THEIR LIVES DOWN THERE.))
[SUPER=01-Jericia Tibbs/Victim's Sister;]
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[OUT Q=lives down there.]
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[VO-NAT]


One section of the plant re-opens next week.
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[Tease1]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
[writer=chr]
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We have lots more election news ahead, including results from Lynchburg Danville and the New River Valley.
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[VO-NAT]


And later, the commission investigating last year's bonfire collapse says it was an accident waiting to happen.
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[Sports-Preview]


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((Hey folks this is Mike Stevens in the New 7 sports office where the Hokies and Hoos played alittle election day baseball in Salem. Kerry Wood makes his comeback for the Cubs. Mayfield gets fined for cheating on his returns. And we'll meet a high school track star who loves running and winning races. Tonight on the Big 7.))

[L'burg-Council]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=ejo]
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Two of the four City Council seats in Lynchburg were contested today.
[Double Boxes=Jean & Steve/Microwave]


Steve Smallshaw is in our Lynchburg newsroom to fill us in on who won, who lost and what this means for the Hill City..
[Live=Steve Full/Microwave]
[SUPER=719-Steve/Smallshaw;]
[SUPER=705-Lynchburg;]


Jean, no real surprises in tonight's results here... turnout in the city was very low..
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[Take Results Page Race 190]
In Ward Three, incumbent Republican Robert Garber easily won re-election with nearly two thirds of the vote over newcomer Paul Shaskan and Jane Thurber, who has now run for council eight times without success. [Take Results Page Race 200]
Ward Four, former police chief Joe Seiffert capitalized on his name recognition to hold off challenges from Robert Bailey and Becky Poe.. Seiffert will replace Jim Whitaker on a city council that has seen the pendulum swing back to the conservatives again.
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[IN Q=With just two]
[SUPER=703-Lynchburg; :00]
[SUPER=701-Robert Garber/Council Member; :10]
[SUPER=701-Joe Seiffert/Council Member-Elect; :32]
[SUPER=701-Wendell Walker/Republican Party Chairman; :37]
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[OUT Q=the community here.]

(( With just two contested races to draw in voters it was a lonely day for poll workers and voting machines in Lynchburg..
[SOT 2:58:44]

((ROBERT GARBER/WARD III COUNCIL MEMBER: WE DID HAVE A LOW TURNOUT BUT FOR ME TO WIN WITH 63 PERCENT OF THE VOTE, I THINK IT SAYS A LOT FOR WHAT PEOPLE EXPECTED FROM ME, FOR WHAT THEY GOT FROM ME, THEY TRUST ME.))
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[OUT Q=they trust me.]


Garber will be joined by fellow conservative Joe Seiffert who won Ward Four.. combined with Julian Adams who took Ward One and at-large member Stewart Hobbs, council will have four fiscal conservatives who plan to keep a tight rein on city spending.
[SOT 3:04:33]

((JOE SEIFFERT/WARD IV COUNCIL MEMBER- ELECT: I'M GLAD TO BE A PART OF THAT, I THINK THAT'S WHERE THE CITY NEEDS TO GO AND I THINK THAT'S THE WAY IT WILL GO.))
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[OUT Q=it will go.]
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((WENDELL WALKER/L'BURG REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN: AND WITH MR. SEIFFERT AND ROBERT GARBER I THINK YOU'RE GOING TO SEE THINGS COMING A LOT MORE BACK TOWARDS THE CENTER. I THINK THAT'S CERTAINLY GOING TO BE REFLECTED IN THE FISCALLY CONSERVATIVE APPROACH THAT THEY HAVE AND I THINK THAT'S GOING TO BE GOOD FOR THE COMMUNITY HERE.))
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[OUT Q=the community here.]))
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[SUPER=705-Lynchburg;]


The next interesting battle will be over who gets the mayor's job when the new council takes office in July.
[Double Boxes=Jean & Steve/Microwave]


Vice- mayor Carl Hutcherson wants it, but Ed Barksdale, who was re-elected tonight in Ward Two may have a shot at it as well.. Jean?




[D'ville-council]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
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In Danville more upsets.
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[TAKE LEADER 170]
Here are some of the old and new faces on city council. Three out of five incumbents will return for another term.
Two new omers defeated two incumbents Joyce Glaise (GLAZE) and Sherman Saunders.
Danny Marshall is a Danville native.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=703-Danville;]


This is not only his first "campaign run" for city council but he received the most votes.
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[SOT 1:53:14]
[IN Q=That's pretty special]

((DANNY MARSHALL/CITY COUNCIL ELECT:THAT'S PRETTY SPECIAL. I DIDN'T EXPECT TO DO THAT. I JUST WANTED TO GET A WIN. IT DOESN'T PAY MORE TO BE FIRST THAN FIVE. I'M GLAD I'M ONE OF THE FIVE AND I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO BEING ON COUNCIL.))
[SOT 1:58:00]

((YOU'VE BEEN IN OFFICE FOR A WHILE WHAT'S GOING TO MAKE THESE NEXT FOUR YEARS EXCITING AND MOVE THIS CITY FORWARD? JOHN HAMLIN: THERE HAS BEEN AN AWAKENING SO TO SPEAK OF THE NEED FOR DIVERSITY IN JOBS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY AND VALUE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.))
[SUPER=701-Danny Marshall/Danville City Council-Elect; :00]
[SUPER=701-John Hamlin/Danville City Council; :20]
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[OUT Q=the value of public education.]
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[VO-NAT]


A little more than 30 percent of registered voters cast their ballots. To some election officials it was a disappointing turn out.
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[M'ville-Council]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=ejo]
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In Martinsville, two incumbent City Council members won re-election, but neither finished at the top of the ticket.
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[Take Results page 210]
That honor goes to Ronald Ferrill. Incumbents Gene Teague and Bruce Dallas grabbed the other two seats.
Ronnie Stone missed by 41 votes. [Next Page]
Nancy Carter and David Gilbert finished well out of the running.
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[Bedford-Council]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=11]
[WRITER=ejo]
[TAPE#=None]
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Bedford voters re-elected two incumbents, but another came in dead last.
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[Take Results Page Race 100]
Mike Shelton and Bob (WAN-dry) Wandrei were elected to new terms. Skip Tharp and Tom Padgett also won election. [Next Page]
But incumbent Dave Ballard failed in his attempt for another term in Bedford.
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[C'burg-Council]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=mjo]
[TAPE#=00-14 TC13:35]
[GRAPHIC=Election 2000]


In the New River Valley, Christiansburg's town council was a closely-watched race, with four candidates vying for three spots.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=703-Christiansburg;]


All spent the day chasing votes.
First-time contender and local banker Mike Barber handily nailed down a seat by getting the most votes.
Incumbent Richard Ballangee won his second term without much competition.
And Scott Weaver, a 32-year veteran of the Christiansburg Council, squeaked by to secure a NINTH term.
He shared his secrets to a long tenure.
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[SOT 13:36:59 - :13:37:10]
[IN Q=I don't really]

((SCOTT WEAVER/CHRISTIANSBURG TOWN COUNCILMAN: I DON'T REALLY HAVE A SECRET. I JUST ENJOY MY WORK, ENJOY BEING WITH PEOPLE, SERVING THE BEST I CAN FOR THE TOTAL CITIZENS OF CHRISTIANSBURG.))
[SUPER=701-Scott Weaver/Christiansburg Town Council;]
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[OUT Q=citizens of Christiansburg.]
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[VO-NAT]


Ann Hess, a former Montgomery County supervisor, could not squeak out a win. She came in a close fourth, behind Weaver.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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In nearby Blacksburg, all three incumbent City Council Members won reelection. Both challengers were defeated.

[Radford-Council]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=ejo]
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Three candidates- and just two open seats, for Radford City Council.
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[Take Results Race 220]
Virginia Collins led the way, and incumbent David Worrell captured the other seat.
But fellow council member (A-neice LEE-vee)Annyce Levy lost her bid for another term.
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[Rad-School-Board]


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An unusual result for Radford School Board. Write in candidates scored big numbers, but we still don't know who won.
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[Race Results 230]
Here are the results available so far. The write-ins got 80 per cent of the vote. Carter Effler, the only candidate actually on the ballot, got 20 per cent.
Several people ran write-in campaigns, so we won't know who won until tomorrow, when the write-ins are counted by name.
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[Tease2]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
[writer=chr]
[NEWSCAST=11p]
[SS=None]


Still ahead on NEws 7, spending more time with your children could save their lives.
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[VO-NAT]


And good news about the water at Smith Mountain Lake.
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[TAKE LOTTERY]
But first here are those winning lottery numbers.

[Teen-Conference]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=jja]
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Are drugs and alcohol the biggest problems teenager face today?
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Washington, DC]


The answer to a new poll may suprise you.
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[SOT 14:59:25]
[IN Q=]

((HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON: WHILE PARENTS LIST THE THREAT OF DRUGS AND ALCOHOL AS THEIR TOP CONCERN ABOUT THEIR TEENS, TEENS LIST EDUCATION QUOTE, AND NOT HAVING ENOUGH TIME WITH THEIR PARENTS AS TOP CONCERNS.))
[SUPER=07-Hillary Rodham Clinton;]
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[OUT Q=AS TOP CONCERNS.]
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[VO-NAT]


The Y-M-C-A did the poll- it was released at today's teen conference.
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[Bonfire]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=11]
[WRITER=jja]
[TAPE#=]
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Last year's fatal collapse of a bonfire structure at Texas A and M University was years in the making-
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[Vo-Nat]
[Super=03-College Station, TX/Last Year;]


That's the finding of a commission that investigated the collapse.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=14:48:08]

((THEY WORK ON THIS BONFIRE TWENTY FOUR HOURS A DAY. THIS IST HE ONE AM TO SIX AM SHIFT))
[SUPER=04-Home Video;]
[RUNS=07]
[OUT Q=SIX AM SHIFT.]
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[VO-NAT]


This home video shows students working on the huge structure- in the middle of the night.
12 people died when the logs collapsed.
The report out today blames the collapse on stress on the lower log pile, lack of steel cables and organizational failure.
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[SOT 14:52:25]
[IN Q=]

((LEO LENBECK/BONFIRE COMMISSION CHAIRMAN: ALTHOUGH THERE IS EVIDENCE OF DRINKING AND HORSEPLAY AND OTHER IRRESPONSIBLE BEHAVIORS, NONE OF THEM PLAYED A ROLE IN THE COLLAPSE.))
[SUPER=01-Leo Linbeck/Bonfire Commission Chairman;]
[RUNS=09]
[OUT Q=ROLE IN THE COLLAPSE.]
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[VO-NAT]


The bonfire is traditionlly lit as part of a pre-game rally before the schools football game with arch-rival Texas.


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[SML-Water]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=tte/nkr]
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[GRAPHIC=SML Water Quality]

There's good and bad news about the water at Smith Mountain Lake.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Franklin Co.;]

Ferrum College just wrapped up its annual water quality monitoring program. The water quality decreased slightly and the number of nutrients went up but the report states this is normal for aging lakes. Experts say this year's fecal coliform counts were among the lowest so far. Last summer's drought may have helped reduce bacteria. The Lake Association, game wardens and marinas have also been monitoring boaters to make sure they don't pump sewage into the lake. The reports says the water quality is best at the dam and goes down farther from the dam.
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[S-Tech]


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[WRITER=dal]
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With the Avalanche in Kinston last night, the Hokies made Salem home tonight, but the Cavaliers would leave Memorial Stadium victorious.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Salem/Virginia vs. Va. Tech;]


Tech was threatening in the fourth down by one run. Chris Hutchison at the plate with two outs. The Cavs can't handle the hit but the throw to the plate is on the mark and Spencer Harris is out at home to end the inning.
UVA adds a little pad to its advantage when Mark Rueffert sends one to the wall, Brandon Creswell scores and it's 4-2 Cavaliers.
[super=34-Virginia/5/Va. Tech/4;]


Tech got on the board in the fifth off the wild pitch, the throw back to the pitcher is off and Brad Bauder tries to score, but UVA recovers throwing Bauder out. This one ends Virginia 5 Tech 4.
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[S-Wood]


[ANCHOR=Mike]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=mst]
[TAPE#=SP-72]
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In the big leagues last night, major league baseball got a big boost as Kerry Wood returned to the Cubs lineup to make his first pitching start in 18 months.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Chicago, IL/WGN;:00]

Wood underwent reconstructive surgery on his throwing elbow last year, but tonight he was pretty sharp. He struck out four in six innings and gave up just three hits and one run. And of course all come back stories like this have fairy tale story lines.
[SUPER=35-Houston/1/Chicago/11 ;]

In the 2nd inning - Wood hit a two run homer to help his cause as the Cubs beat the Astros 11 to 1.
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[S-Pro]


[ANCHOR=Mike]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=mst]
[TAPE#=SP-73]
[GRAPHIC=STANLEY CUP]


The road to the Stanley cup continues to favor the road team - at least in the Philly vs. Pittsburgh series. After losing the first 2 games of this best of 7 series at home they came back
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[SUPER=03-Pittsburgh, PA/ESPN;:00]

in Pittsburgh to win in overtime last night. Andy Delmore scored twice including this game winner at the 11:01 mark of the extra period. The Flyers win the game 4-to-3. They now trail the series two games to one.
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Northside's second place finish at the Cosmo track meet over the weekend can be
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linked to senior David Cabbler. Steve Mason tells us how he gives the Vikings a leg up on the competition.
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[SUPER=01-Ed Culicerto/Northside Boys Track Coach; :13]
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(("I knew from the first time I saw him, he was gonna be special, an overused clich�. But Northside's Ed Culicerto has a seventh grade track story that proves David Cabbler was destined for greatness. ((ED CULICERTO:)) Two years ago, that toughness and the then sophomore's endless ability earned Cabbler track and field trip to Russia.
((DAVID CABBLER:))
This past weekend, he won the 300 hurdles, the 110 hurdles and the triple jump while placing third in the long jump at Salem's Cosmo track meet. ((:)) ((:)) Cabbler placed third in the state as a junior in his best event, the 300 hurdles, but his specialty is his versatility. ))
by SS