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Coming up on News 7-
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The Roanoke city school system is cleared of allegations it violated students civil rights.
More than 30- fire fighters battle a blaze in Pittsylvania County.
Plans to launch the space Shuttle Discovery are scrapped again.
And a Lynchburg church gets an unlikely tenant.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]

News 7 is next.

[Roanoke-Schools]


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[TAPE#=00-41 TC06:38]
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Good Evening, I'm Teresa Hamilton, Jean Jadhon is off
A federal investigation of the Roanoke City School system has found NO violations of the Civil Rights Act. But tonight, the school board agreed to address some issues of concern.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke]


Among the areas the school board has agreed to review are programs for English Language students, and procedures for grouping students by ability.
The school board has also confirmed its commitment to equitable discipline, funding, and access to certain programs.
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[SUPER=01-Wayne Harris/Roanoke School Superintendent]
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[OUT Q=serving all of our students.]
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[VO-NAT]


Tonight's meeting also brought a decision on the Roanoke Academy for Mathematics and Science.
The superintendent recommended, and the school board agreed that a NEW school should be built, rather than renovate the current building.
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[Gas-Pipeline]


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[TAPE#=00-27 TC27 TC1:46:41]
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A proposal by Virginia Gas isn't getting the go-ahead from Roanoke and Montgomery County Supervisors.
[DOUBLE BOXES=Teresa & Meredyth/Newsroom;]

Meredyth Censullo joins us with more -
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[SUPER=@Meredyth1]

Teresa tonight Roanoke County Supervisors asked their counterparts in Montgomery County to join them in petitioning the State Corporation Commission... The SCC has given Virginia Gas approval to build a new pipeline through the two counties - but if the joint effort of the Supervivors is successful, that could change.
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((TO SUPPORT AND URGE THE SCC TO RECONSIDER AND REOPEN THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS FOR THE GAS PIPE THROUGH ROANOKE AND MONTGOMERY COUNTIES.)) [RUNS:09]
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With that, Roanoke and Montgomery county supervisors agreed to fight the State Corporation Commission's approval of the Virginia Gas Pipeline project - which proposes a new 50-foot wide easement be cut through the two counties in order to run a new gas pipeline. The supervisors say Virginia Gas didn't properly notifiy residents of it's plans, and when they DID, they misrepresented the scope of the project. They also say the S-C-C should take a harder look at the environmental impact -

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((I'M MAINTAINING THAT OF EVERYTHING IN THIS AREA, THAT THIS WILL BE ONE OF THE MAJOR MARKS.)) [RUNS:06]
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Just hours before the decision to petition the S-C-C, Roanoke County Supervisors met with a group of citizens who say they want to perserve the beauty of Poor Mountain. Virginia Gas' proposed pipeline route cuts across the mountainside. In the past the group has suggested Virginia Gas co-locate on an exisiting easement owned by Duke Power. But Virginia Gas says that would affect more people... The supervisors say they'll ask the S-C-C to reconsider co-location anyway.))
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The petition by both boards of Supervisors is expected to be drawn up and turned over to the SCC within the week
[DOUBLE BOXES=Teresa & Meredyth /Newsroom;]

And Teresa, County Attorney Mahoney says, to his knowledge, no one has ever asked the S-C-C to reconsider their decision.

[Ramdass]


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Eight years after killing a Fairfax County convenience store clerk, 29-year-old Bobby Lee (ram-dass) Ramdass was executed tonight by injection.
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[TAKE FULL SCREEN PICTURE]
Ramdass was condemned to die for killing the clerk during a 1992 robbery.
Governor Gilmore denied his petition for clemency at the last minute this evening.
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[ANCHOR=Teresa]
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In the clemency request, four jurors who recommended the death penalty now say they would have called for life in prison instead, had they known Ramdass could never be paroled.

[Floyd-Murder]


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Authorities are seeking at least two people for questioning in the death of a Pennsylvania woman.
The 18-year-old was found murdered in Floyd County yesterday.
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[SUPER=03-Floyd Co.;]


Deputies discovered the body of Leslie Rae White, a college student from East Waterford, Pennsylvania, in the trunk of a junked car near an abandoned house.
Investigators still are NOT disclosing the cause of death OR identities of their suspects.
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((GINO WILLIAMS/FLOYD CO. COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY: IT'S VERY IMPORTANT FOR US TO BE ABLE TO TALK TO PEOPLE. WE DON'T WANT TO SAY THIS PERSON WAS INVOLVED IN THE CRIME OR THIS PERSON WAS INVOLVED TILL WE TALK TO THEM AND FIND OUT WHAT THEY'VE GOT TO SAY.))
[SUPER=01-Gino Williams/Floyd Co. Commonwealth's Atty.;]
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[OUT Q=they've got to say.]
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[VO-NAT]


Leslie White was found early Monday after a man spotted her abandoned Jeep nearby in a field off of Sandy Flats Road.
Investigators say they'll withhold any information about possible suspects until they can talk with them.
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[L'burg-Council]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Lynchburg will soon be getting another new cellular phone tower.. but you'd be hardpressed to spot it in the city skyline.
Steve Smallshaw has the story.
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[SUPER=01-Jessie Wilmer/CFW nTelos; :15]
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(( Since the advent of cell phone technology, the towers that transmit those wireless conversations have been popping up all over the landscape.
The problem is many think they're unsightly.. and phone companies have had to get creative to find new locations.

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((JESSIE WILMER/CFW nTELOS: AS ALWAYS, NTELOS SEEKS TO FIND OUT CO- LOCATION OPPORTUNITIES FIRST BEFORE BUILDING ANY NEW SITES.))
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In this case, opportunity is knocking on the door of Centenary United Methodist Church.
The church's steeple sits in a perfect spot between two existing cells towers.. so the new antenna will be placed inside the spire.. hidden from the public, but just as effective as a new tower.
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((REV. JOSEPH CARSON/CENTENARY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: WE'VE LOOKED INTO, OF COURSE, SOME SAFETY ISSUES.. THAT'S BEEN IMPORTANT. I THINK THE AESTHETICS OF NOT HAVING THE VISIBLE TOWERS EVERY PLACE IS A PLUS.))
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But one neighbor says he's worried about potentially harmful radiation.
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((EDWARD HOPKINS/NEIGHBOR: NOW THIS MIGHT BE A CASE WHERE ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS WILL ONLY BE KNOWN AFTER YEARS OF EXPOSURE.))
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Council was told it could not legally deny the request based on health concerns.. the measure passed 7- to- 0.
Steve Smallshaw, News7, Lynchburg.))


[Pitts-Fire]


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Some 35 firefighters battle a trailer blaze in Pittsylvania County.
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The fire started just after nine tonight at the A-One Trailer Park on Iris Lane.
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((TOMMY BARBER/MT. HERMAN ASST. CHIEF; WHEN THE FIRST UNIT ARRIVED ON THE SCENE WE HAD HEAVY FIRE FROM THE REAR OF THE STRUCTURE AND COMING OUT OF THE WHOLE PORTION OF THE TRAILER ITSELF.))
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Investigators weren't sure if anyone was home when the fire began or how the blaze started.
No one was hurt.
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[Shuttle]


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[WRITER=tha]
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NASA was forced to postpone tonight's planned launch of space shuttle Discovery.
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[SUPER=03-Kennedy Space Center, FL;]


The delay is blamed on a small metal pin found on a fuel line a few hours before takeoff.
The four inch pin was discovered by workers after the seven astronauts had boarded Discovery and the countdown was underway.
Engineers feared that the pin could blow into Discovery during liftoff, possibly damaging the shuttle.
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[Firestone]


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[WRITER=tha]
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Bridgestone Firestone has a new C-E-O and President.
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[VO-NAT 16:50:37]
[SUPER=03-Houston, TX;]


Chief Executive Officer John Lampe (LAM-pee) says he has a plan to regain the world's trust.
Today the company veteran wasted no time in getting down to business.
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((JOHN LAMPE/CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS & PRES.: I WANT MY FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS TO BE AN APOLOGY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE SUFFERED PERSONAL LOSSES OR HAVE HAD PROBLEMS WITH THE PRODUCTS.))
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[VO-NAT]


Lampe says he'll restore Firestone by completing the tire recall as quickly as possible, assembling a new management team and focusing on innovation.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
[writer=chr]
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More layoffs may be coming to Norfolk-Southern.
Find out how many when News 7 returns.
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((NAT EXPLOSION))
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[VO-NAT]


And Capital One breaks ground, or should we say explodes ground, for what some are calling the biggest economic development announcement in Virginia history
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[Sports-Preview]


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((HI TERESA. WE HAVE A BATTLE OF THE UNBEATENS FOR YOU TONIGHT IN SPORTS AS CAVE SPRING AND PATRICK HENRY MEET ON THE VOLLEYBALL COURT. THE CAROLINA HURRICANES REMAIN UNDEFEATED. VIRGINIA TECH AND WEST VIRGINIA MEET ON THURSDAY. A SPECIAL GUEST WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE. THOSE STORIES AND MORE LATER IN THE NEWSCAST.))

[NS-Layoffs]


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Norfolk Southern has confirmed it is considering more layoffs.
Sources say that up to 750 workers system-wide will be laid off by next Thursday.
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Union representatives say corporate officials were prepared at first to lay off production workers, but the company tells NEWS 7, Engineering is the most likely target.
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way representatives say the company has been plagued with financial trouble and mismanagement since it merged with Conrail.
But Norfolk Southern says the layoffs are a result of a declining coal export business.
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[Capital-One]


[ANCHOR=Teresa]
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[WRITER=jha]
[TAPE#=00-37 TC47:44]
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While N-S may get smaller, Capital One will soon have bragging rights for being the biggest private employer in Virginia.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Goochland Co.]


The company broke ground on a new facility today in Goochland County-- it plans to hire more than eight thousand workers for its Richmond and northern Virginia offices over the next four years.
Capital One provides financial services, including credit cards.
It will surpass Newport News Shipbuilding as the state's largest private employer.
It was founded only four years ago.
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[Campaign]


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George W. Bush arrived in Greensboro, North Carolina this evening.
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[VO-NAT 20:05:56]
[SUPER=203-Greensboro, NC;]


Bush and rival Al Gore will face off tomorrow on the campus of Wake Forest University.
Earlier today... the Texas Governor was working the crowds in Tennessee.
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((GEORGE W. BUSH: 28 DAYS FROM TODAY THE GREAT PEOPLE OF THIS COUNTRY ARE GOING TO CHANGE THE GOVERNMENT. WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A NEW LEADER, A NEW ATTITUDE.))
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Vice President Al Gore, meanwhile, spent much of his day campaigning in Florida trying to win over an audience with his College Aid proposals.
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((AL GORE/D-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: I THINK THAT WE SHOULD TAKE SOME BOLD STEPS TO MAKE EDUCATION AFFORDABLE, TO MAKE COLLEGE TUITION ACCESSIBLE TO ALL MIDDLE CLASS FAMILIES.))
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Ellen Qualls will be in Winston Salem for the debate and will have live reports tomorrow on NEWS 7 at five, six and eleven.

[SOL-Ad]


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It's NOT only questionable timing: the state Lottery running ads promoting George Allen's signature education idea, ending just before election day.
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[VO-NAT]


But some Virginia Democrats say the S-O-L ads violate the state code section that regulates lottery advertising.
They say they will file a lawsuit later this week.
Roanoke Democrat Chip Woodrum says the 1-point-2 million dollar ad campaign is improper.
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((DEL. CHIP WOODRUM/D-ROANOKE: I'D LOVE TO SEE IT SPENT ON A FEW MORE TEACHERS OR COMPUTER EQUIPMENT OR SOME OTHER REASONABLE THING. I DON'T WANT THE MONEY SPENT ON ADS SAYING THE SOL'S ARE GOOD BY THE STATE LOTTERY DEPARTMENT. WHAT DOES THE STATE LOTTERY DEPARTMENT KNOW ABOUT THE STANDARDS OF LEARNING?))
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The Governor defends the ads -- which he doesn't see as promotional.
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((GOV. JIM GILMORE: WELL THIS INFORMATION IS ALL ABOUT GIVING INFORMATION TO MOTHERS AND FATHERS WHO ARE ENTITLED TO KNOW THAT THEIR LOTTERY DOLLARS AND THEIR TAX MONEY IS IN FACT GOING BACK FOR EDUCATION.))
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Lottery Department spokesman Ed Scarborough says the fall ad buy is much smaller than the summer ads that ran.
And they're paid for out of a two million dollar item in the Governor's budget to specifically educate the public about where lottery profits go.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
[writer=chr]
[NEWSCAST=11p]
[SS=None]


More violence on the West Bank as President Clinton tries to bring Israelis and Palestinians to the bargaining table.
We'll have the latest next on News 7.
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[VO-NAT]


And a new internet-based retailer hopes that Hokie pride will help it hit pay dirt.
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[Mideast-Peace]


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A 12- year old boy suffered a gunshot wound to the head today as bloodshed continued in the Middle East.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Gaza Strip]


This marks the 13th day pockets of violence have erupted in the Gaza Strip and other disputed areas.
Earlier today-- White House aids say President Clinton spoke to both Palestinian and Israeli leaders.
The president has been hoping for a peace summit.
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((WE HAVE A NUMBER OF IDEAS THAT ARE UNDER DISCUSSION ABOUT HOW WE CAN MOVE THE PROCESS FORWARD. SOME OF THE DISCUSSIONS, WE SAID YESTERDAY, INVOLVE MEETINGS IN THE REGION, SOME OF THEM INVOLVE A TRIP BY THE PRESIDENT, SOME OF THEM INVOLVE A TRIP BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE.))
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[VO-NAT]


So far, the White House has failed in its efforts to bring both sides together.
Arab leaders say they don't want a summit until after an October 21st Arab League meeting, while Israel insists the violence stop BEFORE a summit.
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[Trigon-Duke]


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State employees in Southside are upset with their health care provider.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Danville]


Trigon has cut Duke University Hospital from its "Point of Service" plan-- A plan used by more than 16-hundred state employees in Southside.
This morning, 150 state employees gathered at Danville Community College to voice their disapproval.
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((MARK GIBSON/STATE EMPLOYEE: THE HEALTHCARE IS GOING TO DECLINE BECAUSE OF THE COMFORT LEVEL WITH DUKE AND WHAT'S AT RISK IS A LOT OF DISGRUNTLED WORKERS.))
[SOT 1:24:51]

((SEN. CHARLES HAWKINS/(R)-CHATHAM: YOU HAVE TO GO BACK AND FORTH WITH SOME EASE. CHARLOTTSVILLE DOS NOT PROVIDE THAT OR NO OTHER PLACE ACCEPT NORTH CAROLINA BECAUSE IT'S SO CLOSE IN PROXIMITY.))
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Duke University is about 60 miles from the Danville. Other hospitals included in the P-O-S plan are farther away.
The plan takes effect this Sunday.
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[Univ-HQ]


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[WRITER=jmi]
[TAPE#=00-34 TC53:48]
[GRAPHIC=Virginia Tech]


Two former Virginia Tech students have taken Hokie pride on-line.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke]


Jaret Mutter and Jonathan Mitchell left their studies at Tech to start University Headquarters dot com.
Their Roanoke-based e-commerce company sells Virginia Tech merchandise on the net.
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[IN Q=Jonathan and I]

((JONATHAN AND I ARE YOUNG, WE FEEL LIKE WE HAVE A LOT OF VISION. WE'RE AMBITIOUS, BUT WE NEEDED SOME EXPERIENCE ON BOARD.)) ((WE HIRED SOMEONE THAT HAS 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD, AND WE HOPE THAT WE PUT TOGETHER A TEAM THAT EQUATES SUCCESS.))
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Customers can create a wish list to be forwarded to perspective "gift-givers."
The Website also boasts to be an industry leader in credit card security.
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((KYLE ENSLOW/UNIVERSITY HEADQUARTERS.COM: WHEN A CUSTOMER PLACES AN ORDER WITH US, THEIR CREDIT CARD INFORMATION IS ENCRYPTED, SENT STRAIT TO OUR BANK. WE DO NOT STORE CREDIT CARD NUMBERS IN THE STORE.))
[SUPER=01-Kyle Enslow/UniversityHeadquarters.com]
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[VO-NAT]


The nine person company plans to market products from other colleges within a year.
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[S-Extra]


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[WRITER=dal]
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Coming up, Volleyball highlights from two unbeatens in the Roanoke Valley District, Carolina and Dallas on the ice and Tech preps for West Virginia.
First our extra point.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=76-MLB;]


More managerial changes in the news.
Jim Fregosi (freh-GOH'-see) is out of work.
Two straight seasons of third place finishes was not enough for him to keep his job with the Toronto Blue Jays.
His contract was up and the team released a statement that said it would not be renewed.
Fregosi is the sixth manager to lose his job since the season ended.
Here are the scores.
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Cave Spring handed Patrick Henry its first defeat in the Roanoke Valley District and remained undefeated in district volleyball competition.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke/Cave Spring vs. Patrick Henry;]


Both squads came into last night's game unbeaten in the RVD.
The Knights took the first game 15-nine. Then the Patriots evened things up by winning the second 15-11.
It was a battle but Cave Spring won the next two games 15-13 and 15-11.
Sara Jean Bova led the Knights with 12 kills.
Jessica Taylor and Angela Marshall led the charge for Patrick Henry.
The Patriots fall to five and one in the RVD. Cave Spring is five and oh in the district with last night's three games to one win.
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[S-Hockey]


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[WRITER=dal]
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Carolina was looking to extend its unbeaten streak to two tonight when the Dallas Stars came to town.
The Hurricanes tied the Capitals in their first game this season.
The Stars came into the contest one-one and one.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Raleigh, NC/Fox Sports;]


Carolina jumped out to a three-nothing lead, Dallas crowding the net, and Brett Hull puts the Stars on the board in the second period.
[super=32-Dallas/2/Carolina/5;]


Sandis Ozolinsh gets the short handed goal and the Hurricanes are up four-one at the end of two periods. And Carolina remains undefeated beating the Stars five-to-two.
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[S-Trophy]


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[WRITER=dal]
[TAPE#=sp-71 tc 1:50:47]
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The Sears National Championship Trophy is making a guest appearance at the Big East match up between Virginia Tech and West Virginia.
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[VO-NAT]


The Sears Trophy is awarded every year to the national champion determined by the Bowl Championship Series.
Fans can get a look at the crystal football on tomorrow night.
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[vo-nat]
The trophy takes three months to make. It's hand carved Waterford Crystal and is insured for 30-thousand dollars.


Jeff Roach's job is to guard the prize. He's only held the position for a few weeks and is still getting use to the pressure.
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[Anchor=Denise]
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Roach travels the country taking the trophy to key football match ups each weekend.
It was last in Blacksburg for Tech's 62-to-nothing win over Syracuse on October 16th, 1999.


[S-Vick]


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[WRITER=mst]
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Tomorrow night's Tech-West Virginia game is the 46th meeting between the two schools. Mike Stevens says they'll have a tough time duplicating last year's thriller that was won by a Shayne Graham kick at the buzzer.
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[SUPER=01-Michael Vick/305 Yards vs. WVU Last Year; :27]
[SUPER=03-Blacksburg/Saturday; 1:02]
[SUPER=01-Frank Beamer/8-and-5 vs. WVU; 1:11]
[SUPER=@mike1; 1:54]
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[OUT Q=...news 7 sports."]

(( Graham's 44 yard field goal turned Mountaineer Field into a mausoleum for WVU fans - but in reality it was Michael Vick's 26 yard scramble that put the Eers on their death bed. One the final drive of the game Vick took Tech from its own 15 yards line to the WVU 27 in just over a minute. ((MICHAEL VICK:)) After watching Michael struggle a bit the past two Saturday afternoons, some wonder if he can work that same magic this year against the Mountaineers. )) ((FRANK BEAMER:)) ((MICHAEL VICK:))

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[WRITER=sma]
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Ronde Barber and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers are, without a doubt, the best 3 and 3 team in the NFL.
Last night they fell to a tough Minnesota Viking team for the Bucs' third straight loss.
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[SUPER=03-Landover, MD; :00]


Ronde's NFL team is feeling the heat and the same can be said about his coach at Virginia, George Welsh.
Barber responded to the question of Welsh's possible retirement shortly after the issue was raised by UVa athletic director Terry Holland's email to fans about Welsh's retirement plan.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=he's done...]

((RONDE BARBER/TAMPA BAY CORNERBACK:HE'S DONE MORE THAN ANYONE CAN ASK FOR AT VIRGINIA I THINK HE WILL MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION, I THINK HE AND TERRY WILL MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION ON HIS FUTURE, HOPEFULLY IT WILL BE THE RIGHT ONE FOR THE PROGRAM. I'M NOT SURE WHICH ONE IT WILL BE, BUT I WILL SUPPORT WHICH EVER ONE IT IS. IT MIGHT BE THE RIGHT TIME. WHO AM I TO SAY, I'VE BEEN OUT OF THE PROGRAM FOUR YEARS. DO YOU WANT TO GO TO THE NEXT LEVEL OR WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO. I THINK GEORGE, HE'LL DECIDE. I THINK GEORGE CAN HANDLE THAT DECISION. ))
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[OUT Q=...handle that decision"]

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by SS