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Coming up on News 7-
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A Martinsville man escapes the death penalty but will spend life in prison for killing two people. A Roanoke native returns home to lend her voice to charity.
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[ANCHOR=Teresa]

And - the Martinsville Bulldogs have ANOTHER state title under their belts. The NEWS is next.



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[VO-NAT]

A decision reached today COULD have Americans shelling out even more money at the gas pump.
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[anchor=Teresa]
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Good evening, I'm Teresa Hamilton.

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[ANCHOR=Teresa]
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[WRITER=tha]
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OPEC today decided to curtail its output by four percent-- or one MILLION barrels of oil a day. A top Bush administration official calls the decision "disappointing".
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=@file;]

Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham says the cut shows the need to boost domestic production. But analysts disagree about the effect the decision will have on consumer prices. One analysts said the cut could lead to a 30- cent per gallon rise at the gas pump. But other analysts don't think prices will spike the way they did last year.
[SUPER=03-Vienna, Austria;]

The oil cartel agreed to produce less oil to shore up crude prices at a time of weakening demand. The cut announced today takes effect April first.
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[Hairston]


[ANCHOR=Teresa]
[NEWSCAST=11]
[WRITER=jus]
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A Martinsville jury sentences a man to life in prison - for killing his girlfriend and her daughter.
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Michael Hairston was found guilty Thursday of capital and first degree murder in the shooting deaths of Evonne Hairston and her 16 year old daughter Melveena.
Hairston could have received the death penalty.
Late Friday the jury agreed the defendant met the criteria for the death penalty... but sentenced him to life in prison.
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[SUPER=01-Tony Anderson/Defense Attorney;]
[SUPER=01-Joan Ziglar/Commonwealth's Attorney;]

((TONY ANDERSON/DEFENSE ATTORNEY: OUR REACTION IS RELIEF, NOT ONLY FROM THE WEEK LONG EFFORT THAT WE PUT INTO IT BUT RELIEF THAT WE THINK THE JURY REACHED THE RIGHT VERDICT WITH THE RIGHT OUTCOME.)) ((JOAN ZIGLAR/COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY: WE HAVE TWO LIFE SENTENCES. THEY GAVE HIM THE MAXIMUM PENALTY ON ALL THE OTHER CASES. WE'RE VERY PLEASED.))
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Family members read a prepared statement after the jury's decision.
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((SHAWANA HAIRSTON/FAMILY MEMBER: ON BEHALF OF THE FAMILY, I WOULD LIKE TO SAY THAT WE ARE THANKFUL THAT JUSTICE HAS BEEN SERVED AND WE CAN GET A PEACE OF MIND AND TRY TO PUT THIS BEHIND US.))
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Hairston's defense attorneys contended their client DID commit the crimes - but did not do it with premeditation. They left the door open to appealing the capital murder conviction.
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[Earley-Hager]


[ANCHOR=Teresa]
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[WRITER=chr]
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Montgomery County Republicans have helped state Attorney General Mark Earley in his bid to become Governor. This week Earley won two-thirds of the votes from 188 -Montgomery County residents elected as delegates to the Republican State Convention.
[ss=John Hager]

Despite Earley's gain in Montgomery County... Lieutenant Governor and opponent John Hager is narrowing Earley's statewide lead in delegates' votes for the G-O-P race.
[ss=Mark Warner]

Democrat Mark Warner is unopposed for the nomination and is wrapping up an eleven-day campaign kickoff tour.




[Toss-2-Leo] Teresa tosses to Leo in Weather Center

[WX1] [11:00pm] [03/17/2001] [MCU]WEATHER OFFICE [WXPRO/FULL]WEATHER MAP TOMORROW FORECAST [Toss back to anchor]

[Monty-Fatal]


[ANCHOR=Teresa]
[NEWSCAST=11]
[WRITER=jen]
[TAPE#=none]
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A Blacksburg man is dead after an accident in Montgomery County last night. Police say 31-year-old Russell Leon Frieze was traveling south on Luster's Gate Road in Ellett Valley around eight.... when he lost control of his vehicle. Authorities say Frieze crossed the center line and struck another vehicle.
He was pronounced dead at the scene.



[Puff-Daddy]


[ANCHOR=Teresa]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=tha]
[TAPE#=Net]
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Puffy Combs has beaten the rap that music industry executives say could have damaged his 300- million dollar empire.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-New York, NY]

A New York jury yesterday acquitted Combs of weapons and bribery charges. The charges were in connection with a 1999 nightclub shooting that left three people wounded. But jury members weren't immediately willing to discuss the verdict.
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((reporter speaks: COULD YOU TELL US HOW DIFFICULT THE DECISION WAS AS A PANEL. Juror speaks: I SAID NO COMMENT. Police speak: ALRIGHT BACK UP.))
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[OUT Q=alright, back up.]
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[VO-NAT]

The rap star's bodyguard was cleared of the same charges as Combs. But the jury convicted Combs' prot�g�, Jamal "Shyne'' Barrow, of assault, reckless endangerment and weapons charges.
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[St-Patrick's-Day]


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[WRITER=kwe]
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Downtown Roanoke was painted green today for the Saint Patrick's Day parade. Folks young and old lined the streets to watch the festivities while others pulled up a stool at the Pub for a cool one. Kate Weidaw went to find out what Saint Patrick's Day means to the folks in Roanoke.
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((SAINT PATRICK'S DAY, HEY IT'S A GREAT DAY EVERYBODY COMES OUT AND HAS A GREAT TIME.))
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((PEOPLE COME OUT AND GET INTO THEIR HERITAGE OR GET INTO THEIR CUPS.))
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((WHICHEVER THEY WANT TO DO AND HAVE A GREAT TIME.))
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((THE MUSIC, THE MUSIC, THE BAGPIPES.))
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((KATE: WHAT DOES ST. PATRICK'S DAY MEAN TO YOU? WEARING GREEN.))
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((LEPRECHAUNS!!!))
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((I'M JUST THE BIGGEST LEPRECHAUN IN THE ENTIRE STATE.))
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[ANCHOR=Teresa]
[writer=chr]
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Local companies that cleanup the environment say they're being left out in the cold. We'll explain, still ahead. Plus... Young women find help facing down peer pressure - We'll tell you about the Sister-to-Sister summit in Salem today. And...
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((NATS SINGING))
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A Roanoke native returns home and shows off an impressive voice - to help a local college. The story coming up. Stay with us.
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[Environmental-Contractors]


[ANCHOR=Teresa]
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[WRITER=chr]
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Some area companies that clean up the environment say the fund that pays them - is drying up. The Virginia Petroleum Storage Tank Fund has seen a 20-MILLION-dollar shortage ... so the state is falling FAR behind in reimbursing environmental contractors who clean up leaking petroleum. Andrew Alden says the state owes a MILLION dollars to his company - Environmental Engineering of Blacksburg. The state hopes to repair the funding shortage... by possibly increasing the deductible on claims to 10-THOUSAND dollars. But some contractors fear that would discourage people from cleaning up leaky tanks.


[Biz-Review]


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[WRITER=jmi]
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The turmoil on Wall Street last week left some cringing - while others were frothing at the mouth to jump into the market.
Here's News 7's business reporter Jennifer Miele with that story and more in this week's Business Review.
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This week in Review... Dr. Jan Lynch of Roanoke college says investors who watched their stocks devalue this week experienced a very real emotion -- fear. ((DR. JAN LYNCH: SO WHAT PEOPLE WILL DO IS THEY'LL START SELLING BECAUSE THEY ARE AFRAID THAT IT'S GOING TO CONTINUE TO DROP, AN OR COURSE, IF THEY DO IT, IT'S GOING TO CONTINUE TO DROP, AND IT BECOMES A VICIOUS CIRCLE.)) [RUNS 12]
But there was some light at the end of the market pummel.
Brokerage firm Legg Mason is expanding in Roanoke and convincing local investors to buy now. [tc:00:42:15] ((JAMES BRINKLEY/LEGG MASON PRESIDENT: WE KNOW HISTORICALLY THAT THESE DAYS PROVIDE THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY TO OWN GOOD INVESTMENTS, AND THAT ITS THE WORST TIME TO LIQUIDATE.)) [RUNS 08] [INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE]
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The slowing economy isn't stopping Optical Cable from expanding in China. If all goes as planned, Optical Cable C-E-O Bob Kopstein says the company could secure a deal within the next few days.
Koptstein says marketing in China would double the company's workforce, sales, and may lead to the construction of a manufacturing facility there.
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((BOB KOPSTEIN/OPTICAL CABLE CEO: LOOKING AT THE AMOUNT OF POTENTIAL BUSINESS THERE'S PROBABLY THE OPPORTUNITY THAT WE COULD START A FACILITY THAT'S MULTIPLE OF THE FACILITIES WE HAVE HERE FROM DAY ONE.)) [RUNS 15] [INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE]
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Rubatex workers in Bedford got a first look at a new contract that could end their labor dispute.
No details have been released, but both sides agree they "gave in a little" on their demands.
Union workers went on strike in September, 1999 in a dispute over forced overtime, hourly wages and retiree benefits. [PRE PRO]
On Wall Street, the Dow was DOWN 201 plus and closed at 9823 for the week. And the NASDAQ finished down just shy of 50 points to close at 1890 for the week.
That's this week's business review.
For News 7, I'm Jennifer Miele.))



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Some teenagers in the Roanoke Valley are counting on each other - to help combat peer pressure.
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[SUPER=03-Salem]

More than 50 teens between the age of 12 and 16 took part in the third annual Sister to Sister Summit at Roanoke College today. The all- day event is organized to help teens realize they are not alone... and that others face the same pressures.
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((HEATHER SHERMAN/ORGANIZER: A LOT OF TIMES THESE GIRLS FEEL LIKE THEIR VOICES HAVEN'T BEEN HEARD THEY FEEL LIKE THEY'VE TALKED TO THEIR TEACHERS AND PARENTS AND NOTHING GETS DONE.))
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Some of the topics brought up were sex, body image, and substance abuse. The Roanoke Valley branch of the American Association of University Women sponsored the event.
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[Jane-Powell]


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A so-called 'sassy singer' from Roanoke brings her voice home - for charity.
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Jane Powell is described by peers as a musician who has mastered nearly all musical genres. Her five-octave range and original style have won her numerous awards including the National Association of Campus Activities Entertainer of the year. Five times the same organization proclaimed her Jazz Artist of the Year. Powell's performance includes classic R-and-B, Jazz, Dance, Reggae and Gospel anthems - not to mention a little comedy.
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[1:25:11 ] ((Everybody sings "Unchained Melody", but it's time somebody decided to fix it!)) ((Nat sound))
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[1:27:47] ((Nat sound of Unchained Melody))
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Jane Powell's concert tonight at Virginia Western Community College benefits the Mental Health and Technology Program.

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[ANCHOR=Teresa]
[writer=chr]
[NEWSCAST=11p]
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A century after one community's gold-rush - a man in a bulldozer stumbles across a nugget to leave even the most jaded jewelry lover in awe. The story coming up. Plus...
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Few people welcome a sneeze. But one woman says a recent sneeze gave "God Bless You" an all new meaning... when she got her sight back. We'll explain, straight ahead.
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Life in a log cabin can be rustic or luxurious today. But - in 1796 - the options weren't so plentiful... Especially if your log-cabin was a one-room residence for a family of five. Shannon Young takes us into a historic Fincastle home in today's Time Off.
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((The tiny house at the corner of Murray and Water Streets looks like many others in historic Fincastle. But this home is open to the public.
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((THE OLD SAYING IS "IF THE LATCHSTRING IS OUT COME TO SEE ME." THEN YOU PULL THE LATCH AND IT OPENS LIKE THIS.))
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Welcome to the James Matten Early Cabin. Early was the uncle of Jubal Early, Confederate general. He built this one room house in 1796 and lived here with his wife and three children. Years later a new owner surrounded the original cabin with clapboard. But members of Historical Fincastle, Incorporated stripped away the exterior and restored the cabin as a museum.
The home is furnished with items from Early's era, including a slat-board bed and Betsey lamp.
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((YOU PUT OIL IN HERE AND A COTTON WICK. THEN, WITH THIS NAIL YOU COULD PUT IT IN THE LOGS WHEREVER YOU NEED LIGHT.))


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Kessler hopes the cabin sheds light on the minimalist lifestyle of long ago settlers. She says visitors are often amazed at the lack of modern conveniences...
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((WE HAD THIS STRAW TICKING MADE FOR THE BED AND THE CHILDREN WHO SOME IN ON TOURS SAY, "OH, YOU MEAN YOU HAD TO SLEEP ON THAT?" YES.))
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...and the evidence that survival was a struggle.
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While the cabin has been touched up over the years, the logs and the fireplace are original. But if you want to warm your hands by this fire, you'll have to call ahead. At the James Matten Early cabin, the latchstring's out by appointment only. Shannon Young, News 7, Fincastle.))
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[TAKE WEB ADDRESS FS] If you would like directions to or more information on the James Matten Early Cabin - just go to our Web Site at wdbj-7-dot-com and click on the Time Off suitcase.
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[Blind-Sneeze]


[ANCHOR=Teresa]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=tha]
[TAPE#=Net]
[GRAPHIC=None]

Most of us try to avoid anything that causes us to grab for the tissue box. But a 97- year old woman from England has a different perspective.
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[SUPER=03-Cambridge, UK;]

Gladys Adamson says she recently regained her eyesight - after a series of prolonged sneezing fits. The widow says she wasn't completely blind before, but that now she can see colors and faces quite clearly and can get around without her glasses.
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((GLADYS ADAMSON: I WONDER IF I'M STILL DREAMING, BUT I KNOW I'M NOT.))
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[OUT Q=I know i'm not.]
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A charity for the blind which has been working with Adamson for several years would agree she is not dreaming. Charity officials say though they have never known a case like it.


[Video]


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If the sight of gold puts a spring in your step... just imagine the guy who stumbled across the nugget that makes tonight's Video of the Day.
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It's Alaska's LARGEST gold nugget... and it's now on display at the Anchorage Museum of History and Art. This 25-pounder was discovered in 1998 - the 100-th anniversary of the gold rush in Alaska's Ruby Mining District. A man found it when he was bulldozing. The museum says the coconut-sized-nugget is a hundred times more rare than a five-carat diamond.
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[Weather] [03/17/2001] [WXPRO/FULL] Current Statistics Weather Statistics [MUSIC UNDER]
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[ANCHOR=Roy]
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[WRITER=rst]
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Council is the Group A state champion. The Cobras knocked off Radford last night in Lynchburg 58 to 43.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Lynchburg/Radford vs Council; :]

The Radford fans out in force for the big championship game. The bobcats off and running early...Shane Nichols finishes the fastbreak with the nice layup. And the cats continue to look good...the ball goes inside to Darris Nichols and he dishes to Terrell Dobbins who hits the easy layup. But the cobras would answer with their big fella 6'9" Brad Nuckles...here with the move on the block and banks it in for two.
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Nuckles was just too much for Radford here he gets the ball inside and scores and is fouled...he finishes with 27 points, 17 rebounds and 6 blocked shots and takes the championship 58 to 43.
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[S-Dogs]


[ANCHOR=Roy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=rst]
[TAPE#=SP-80]
[GRAPHIC=Group AA]


Martinsville won its 11-th state title last night and the first under head coach Troy Wells beating Caroline 53 to 50.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Lynchburg/Martinsville vs Caroline; :]

The Bulldogs and Cavaliers hooked up at Liberty University. Martinsville setting the tone early. Caroline gets the ball inside but Bulldog center Robbie Williams with the rejection, the ball goes to Joven Williamson and he takes it the distance and finishes the fast break himself. Caroline would answer back, Brandon Freeman takes it coast to coast and finishes the drive with a nifty move for the sweet layup. But the Bulldogs Joven Williamson was not done yet...he gets the wide open look from downtown and buries the 3 ball.
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Then Rache Walker on the drive, he's fouled and the basket counts.....Martinsville goes on to win it 53 to 50.
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[S-Duke]


[ANCHOR=Roy]
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[WRITER=rst]
[TAPE#=SP-92 (30:23)]
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The Duke Blue Devils moved to the next round of the N-C-Double-A men's tournament with a 94 to 81 win over Missouri.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Greensboro, NC/CBS SPORTS; :]


Coach K and his former co-captain and assistant coach Quin Snyder meet before the tip off.
Missouri's Clarence Gilbert spots up and hits the three pointer giving The Tigers a three point lead in the first half.
But Duke's Jason Williams comes right back and hits the three pointer and Duke was ready to make a run.
Missouri's Kareem Rush had the hot hand. He hits the three and finished the game scoring 31.
[SUPER=33-Duke/94/Missouri/81/;]


Williams would light it up with 31 points and the Blue Devils advance to the sweet 16 with the 94 to 91 win over Missouri.
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Duke will play U-C-L-A in the Sweet 16. The Bruins beat Utah State 75 to 50.




[S-Terps]


[ANCHOR=Roy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=rst]
[TAPE#=SP-79 (1:49:30)]
[GRAPHIC=NCAA MENS TOURNEY]


Maryland moves on to the Sweet 16. The Terps rout Georgia State 79 to 60.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Boise, ID/CBS SPORTS; :]


Lefty Driesell calling the plays from the bench.
In the first half, Shernard Long gets out on the break and throws down the jam cutting the Terp lead to 2.
But the Terps rallied moving the ball around the key and getting it to Terrence Morris for the jam and a 6 point halftime lead.
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Lonnie Baxter led the Terps with 19 points and 14 rebounds Maryland moves on and Georgia State finishes the season 29 and 5.
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Maryland will meet Georgetown in the Sweet 16.


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[ANCHOR=Roy]
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[WRITER=rst]
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Boise, ID/CBS SPORTS; :]


Hampton's cinderella run in the N-C-Double-A tournament ended in Boise today.
Georgetown's Kevin Braswell scored 15 points to lead the Hoyas to the 76 to 57 win over the Pirates.
And here are tonight's scores.
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Catholic University is the N-C-Double-A division three champion.
The Cardinals win their first championship with a 76 to 62 win over William Paterson.
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Catholic's Pat Maloney was the tournament's Most Valuable Player.
On this play he steps back behind the line and strokes the three pointer as the Cardinals maintain their lead.
The Pioneers get it to their main man Horace Jenkins. He makes the nice move and hits the jumper in the paint for two of his game high 21.
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But Maloney would put it out of reach with another three he scored 16 as the Cardinals win the championship 76 to 62.
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Illinois Wesleyan won the consolation game beating Ohio Northern 76 to 73.

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The Lady Cavaliers of Virginia had a short ride in the N-C-Double-A women's tournament.
Virginia losing to Michigan 81 to 71 in Overtime.
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[SUPER=03-South Bend, IN/ESPN; :]


Virginia playing in its 8-th straight NCAA tournament game.
Michigan gets on the board first when Raina Goodlow takes it inside for the easy basket.
The Cavaliers come back Telisha Quarles steps outside and hits the jumper giving Virginia the lead.
Virginia blew a 17 point halftime lead here Sky Larue runs the floor for the layup.
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Michigan dominated the overtime period ending Virginia's season with the 81 to 71 overtime win.
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The Roanoke Express was at home last night attempting to hold on to second place in the E-C-H-L Northeast Division.
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The Express came out smoking against conference rival Richmond.
In the first period, Watch Roanoke's Mike Omicioli make the drop shot for Troy Lake who comes up and slaps it past the goalie and the Express led 1 to nothing.
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The Express continued to apply the offensive pressure Anthony Belza blasts this shot past the Renegade goalie to make it 2 to nothing and Roanoke goes on to win it 3 to 1.
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Jeff Gordon will start on the pole for Sunday's Dodge Dealers 400 and he didn't even have to turn a lap.
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[SUPER=03-Darlington, SC/FOX SPORTS; :]


Qualifying was canceled by fog and NASCAR lined up the field according to owners points from this season.
That put Gordon on the pole and Dale Jarrett will start on the outside.
Rick Mast and Andy Houston packed it in and will miss the race.
But here's a look at the starting field.
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[Video]


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If the sight of gold puts a spring in your step... just imagine the guy who stumbled across the nugget that makes tonight's Video of the Day.
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It's Alaska's LARGEST gold nugget... and it's now on display at the Anchorage Museum of History and Art. This 25-pounder was discovered in 1998 - the 100-th anniversary of the gold rush in Alaska's Ruby Mining District. A man found it when he was bulldozing. The museum says the coconut-sized-nugget is a hundred times more rare than a five-carat diamond. (------------) [Super=X5043 (clears FX)]
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