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Coming up .. The Republican Convention is in full gear in Richmond - and we will have a live report.
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And .. A suicide bombing in Tel Aviv last night kills more than a dozen people and sparks a search for evidence.
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[State-GOP]
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Today is the last day of one Virginia Republicans quest for Governor. Will it be John Hager or Mark Early? About 10-thousand republican delagates are gathering in Richmond this morning to nominate their ticket for the fall. Ellen Qualls is at the Richmond coliseum.
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Ellen ad libs
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[IN Q=lay one on you]
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[SUPER=01-Atty. Gen. Mark Early/(R) Candidate for Gov; :28]
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[Israel]
[ANCHOR=Denise]
[NEWSCAST=Sat AM]
[WRITER=dal]
[TAPE#=net]
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Today Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat announced he is ready to do - quote - everything necessary for an immediate and unconditional cease-fire.
This, as the search for evidence continues at the sight of last night's suicide bombing in Tel Aviv.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Tel Aviv, Israel/This Morning;]
EIGHTEEN people were killed in the attack including the bomber.
At least 90 others were injured. Fifteen of them are in serious or critical condition.
The bomb went off outside a beach front disco, ripping apart victims with a hail of ball bearings, nails and screws.
Israel's Cabinet is meeting to discuss a response although the government has already clamped a total blockade on the borders of Palestinian territories.
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[Nepal]
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[WRITER=dal]
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The crown prince of Nepal has been declared clinically dead after apparently killing eight members of the royal family and wounding three others.
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[VO-NAT]
Government and military sources in Nepal say the prince also shot himself.
The victims include Nepal's king and queen and a brother and sister of the prince.
Nepal's State Council has named the king's brother the acting king.
Nepal's deputy prime minister confirms the crown prince did it.
The mother of the 29-year-old prince had objected to his choice of a wife.
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[Neely]
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The F-B-I is under fire over with holding evidence from Timothy McVeigh's lawyers.. and as a result of the blunder McVeigh's execution could be delayed yet again.
But McVeigh's isn't the only case the F-B-I has slipped up on - yesterday a local lawyer who was serving a 10-year sentence for drug trafficking was released because of documents missing during his trial.
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[VO-NAT 17.5]
[SUPER=03-Beaver, WV/Tuesday]
A judge ordered Christiansburg lawyer Keith Neely released from custody.
Neely's been fighting the government for release of information on his criminal conviction ever since he went to prison.
The publicity over the F-B-I's handling of the McVeigh's case has helped Neely.
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[SOT 11:55]
[IN Q=There's a whole]
((KEITH NEELY/CONVICTED CHRISTIANSBURG LAWYER: THERE'S A WHOLE LOT OF SIMILARITIES. I THINK THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MY CASE AND HIS... YOU'VE GOT A MAN THAT APPEARS TO BE PROUD OF WHAT HE DID. I'M ONLY TRYING TO FIGHT, TRYING TO CONTEND THAT DID NOT HAPPEN. KEITH HUMPHRY/NEWS 7: CERTAINLY YOU DIDN'T KILL 168 PEOPLE. I REALIZE THAT. I CONTEND I DIDN'T SELL DRUGS OR LAUNDER MONEY EITHER.))
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[OUT Q=drugs or launder money either.]
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The U-S Attorney declined to comment on the case, except to say she was "disappointed" by the judge's ruling.
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Neely was released on bond under strict limitations- -to help him present his case for a new trial.
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D-N-A testing will NOT be allowed in the case of a man executed in 19-92.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Boydton/1992]
Roger Keith Coleman was executed for the rape and murder of his sister-in-law.
Coleman said he was innocent and Centurion Ministries and various newspapers wanted to use the latest D-N-A techniques to test his claim.
A Buchanan County judge denied their request yesterday.
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[Coles]
[ANCHOR=Denise]
[NEWSCAST=Sat AM]
[WRITER=jen]
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A Roanoke man is going to jail over a teddy bear.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-File Tape/March 1, 2001]
23-year-old Corey Lee Coles was sentenced to 34 days in jail yesterday after pleading no contest to property damage and stealing the 75-dollar stuffed animal from a florist.
Coles also has to pay the florist 300-dollars in restitution.
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[Mail-Art]
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[WRITER=syo]
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As D-Day looms closer many of us are focusing our attention on the Americans who gave their lives during World War Two.
At the History Museum of Western Virginia - the perspective is broadened to include other nations affected by the war.
In this week's Time Off, Shannon Young takes us to the mail-art exhibit "Omaha Beach, Bloody Beach."
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[IN Q=There are actually several dozen countries represented here.]
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[IN Q=There are actually several dozen countries represented here...]
((There are actually several dozen countries represented here, more or less affected by World War Two. Some of them, you can tell, it hit home closer than others.))
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[OUT Q=Some of them, you can tell, it hit home closer than others.]
This is an exhibit of postal art, a relatively new art form created when one artist develops a theme and - by mail - invites other artists to contribute pieces along that theme.
The constant running through this artwork?
War, specifically the bloody battles on Omaha Beach.
[SOT 47:10-47:20]
[IN Q=An artist in Charlottesville provided...]
((An artist in Charlottesville provided several panels that have to do with children's feelings about war, such as, "Why is my daddy not coming home?" It's really heartbreaking.))
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[OUT Q=It's really heartbreaking.]
Christina Koomen Smith says that artist, Steve Endres, has been instrumental in promoting cultural ties between Roanoke and its sister city of St. Lo, France.
St. Lo was liberated by American soldiers in the weeks following D-day.
The gratitude of the French is one of many emotions artists chose to convey.
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[IN Q=Oh, there's a lot of sadness.]
((Oh, there's a lot of sadness, there's certainly some anger, some hopelessness, I would say. But at the same time there's a little element of hope and of moving on.))
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[OUT Q=of hope and of moving on.]
The exhibit is a product of cultural exchange, the reason the Sister Cities program was invented.
Mail-art is one way to promote intercultural communication, with the ultimate goal being peace.
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[IN Q=The thought was if international friendships could be formed across borders...]
((The thought was if international friendships could be formed across borders and the citizens' feelings towards one another can shape government policy then maybe we can avoid some of this war altogether.))
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[OUT Q=can avoid some of this war altogether.]
Shannon Young, News 7, Roanoke.))
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The exhibit runs through July.
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For more information you can log onto our website and click on the Time Off suitcase.
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More than a hundred workers at Intermet's Radford Foundry clocked out for the last time yesterday.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Radford;]
According to the company, as of Monday, 105-workers will be let go.
Intermet confirmed layoffs last week, but only released the exact number yesterday.
A spokesman blames the move on a downturn in the automotive industry and a need to run the plant more efficiently.
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[Fabricated-Metals]
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The former co-owners of a Roanoke County company have been criminally charged.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke Co.]
Fabricated Metal's Frank (Gwinn) Guynn and John Langhammer face four misdemeanor counts of failure to remit funds.
Former employees say the two deducted money from paychecks for health insurance, but pocketed the money instead.
Employees say they had no health insurance for months and didn't know it.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=On November 29]
((JAYNE MORAN/FORMER FMI EMPLOYEE SPOUSE: ON NOVEMBER 29TH, MY DOCTOR CALLED TO GET A REFERRAL FOR A TEST, AND THE INSURANCE COMPANY INFORMED HIM THAT WE HADN'T HAD INSURANCE SINCE SEPTEMBER.))
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[OUT Q=since September.]
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[VO-NAT]
Guynn says the accusations are not true -- he says he and his former partner paid the insurance companies.
Both men face fines and jail time if convicted.
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[Sports-Plays]
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In sports, defending Stanley Cup champion New Jersey faces a near must-win game tonight at the Meadowlands.
The Devils are trailing the best-of-five Stanley Cup finals two games to one to Colorado and are facing Game Four tonight at home.
If the Devils lose tonight, they face the prospect of going to Denver down 3-1 and would have to win three straight to retain the Stanley Cup.
[WeekendCalen]
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[WRITER=chr]
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If you're still looking to fill your schedule this weekend, here are some ideas from the weekend calendar.
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[Chyron 7157]
There's much more to come on News 7 Saturday Morning. Stay with us.
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Historic homes from the 19th century are not found on every corner... and even fewer of them are used as private homes today.
But in this week's Home Tour... the Reinhard family in Salem has made it their goal to restore their landmark home to the typical 1880's style that it was built in.
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You can catch our next Home Tour two weeks from today... here on News 7 Saturday morning.
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If you think YOUR home would make an interesting Home Tour - send your address, phone number, pictures and a description to Home Tours Care Of WDBJ7.....P.O. Box 7 Roanoke....Virginia 24022-0007.
We'll be right back.
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Coming up .. Republicans poured into Richmond to decide the nominations for Virginia's top three spots. A live update on the convention straight ahead.
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And ... Iraq says it's halting the export of crude oil through the Persian Gulf and Mediterranean. We'll have details coming up.
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[WRITER=jen]
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Ten thousand Virginia Republicans are expected to gather by 10 o'clock this morning to make their final choice for governor. Lieutenant Governor John Hager and Attorney General Mark Early both say it's too early to call it. Ellen Qualls is at the Richmond Coliseum
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[2-Israel]
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Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat says he is ready to do -quote- everything necessary for an immediate and unconditional cease-fire.
Meanwhile, police forensics officers are searching the scene of last night's suicide bomb attack in Tel Aviv.
At least 18 are dead and more than 90 injured.
Dave Browde has more.
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((
ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER ARIEL SHARON CALLED AN EMERGENCY CABINET MEETING
THIS MORNING.. JUST HOURS AFTER A SUICIDE BOMBER TURNED THE TEL AVIV
SEASIDE INTO
A BLOODBATH.
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VT=nat
THE ATTACK CAME ON A BUSY SABBETH EVENING. HUNDREDS OF YOUNGSTERS
LINING UP TO GET INTO A POPOLAR DISCO.
THE BOMBER WADED INTO THE CROWD.. LOADED DOWN WITH EXPLOSIVES PACKED
WITH NAILS AND BULLETS.. AND SET HIMSELF OFF.
SEVENTEEN PEOPLE WERE KILLED..
NINETY OTHERS WOUNDED.. AND SOME OF THOSE.. CRITICAL.
THE ISLAMIC JIHAD HAS CLAIMED RESPONSIBILITY.
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VT=nat
PALESTINIANS IN THE WEST BANK AND GAZA ARE BRACING FOR AN ISRAELI
MILITARY RESPONSE.
ISRAEL HAS BEEN OBSERVING A UNILATERAL CEASE FIRE.
BUT THE CEASE FIRE MAY BE THE NEXT CASUALTY.. OF THE LATEST BOMBING.
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[Iraq]
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[WRITER=dal]
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Iraq announced today it's going to halt the export of crude oil through its terminals on the Persian Gulf and the Mediterranean.
The Iraqi news agency says it will happen midnight Sunday Eastern time.
Iraq's action is a reaction to yesterday's decision by the U-N Security Council to extend the food-for-oil program for one month.
This gives the U-S and Britain more time to try to line up support for their so-called ``smart sanctions'' plan to tighten controls on the export of military-related items to Iraq, while loosening restrictions on civilian goods.
Iraq says the 30-day extension of the current oil-for-food program and the U-S-Britain plan would mean a disaster for those who prepared it.
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The creator of the lovable comic strip character "Dennis the Menace" has died at the age 81.
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[SUPER=03-New York, NY]
Hank Ketcham had suffered from heart disease and cancer for some time.
The artist amused readers for five decades with the witty four-year-old tormenting a cranky Mr. Wilson.
Ketcham's assistants plan to continue his legacy and keep the publication going.
[Dutch-Inn]
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Fire caused extensive damage to the Dutch Inn in Collinsville more than two months ago -
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Henry Co.]
Yesterday, crews demolished the Inn's trademark windmill tower which stood on Business 220 for more than three decades.
The owners hope to have the restaurant and lobby re-built and re-open by this November.
They've also hired an architect to draw up plans for a new tower.
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[IN Q=We don't go to the]
((HOWARD GRODENSKY/OWNER: WE DON'T GO TO THE DUTCH INN, WE GO TO THE WINDMILL. THATS HOW WE'RE KNOWN. THAT IS OUR CARD AND WE'RE GOING TO DO EVERYTHING WE CAN TO MAKE SURE WE GET SOMETHING LIKE IT BACK.))
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[OUT Q=like it back]
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[VO-NAT]
The owners are still waiting for a settlement from the insurance company before deciding whether to re-build the tower.
That decision could come in the next two weeks.
Since the fire, business at the inn has dropped more than seventy percent even though the rooms were not damaged.
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[ANCHOR=Denise]
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Still to come on News 7 Saturday Morning.......
A local man dosen't have to visit the theatre to remember Pearl Harbor - We'll have his story after the break
[ANCHOR=Jacey]
And
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A piece of history could be making tracks to a new home at the Virginia Museum of Transportation.
That story's coming up - But first if you are traveling today........
[Jacey ad-lib the travel forecast -- WX PRO]
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A Roanoke veteran remembers it like it was yesterday.
The bombing of Pearl Harbor had such an impact on Dewey Holland -- it compelled him to go to a recruitment office and join the navy.
It also prompted another family member to go with him.
Kate Weidaw has their story.
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((At the age of 17 Dewey Holland and his 45 year old father went to the Roanoke recruitment office and joined the navy together. The newspaper caught the moment on January 3-rd 19-42.
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((DEWEY HOLLAND: WHEN HE SEEN HOW BAD I WANTED TO GO HE SIGNED UP TO HE SAID THIS IS THE ONLY WAY WE'LL GO.))
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Holland says the bombing of Pearl Harbor made him realize he needed to help in the fight.
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((DEWEY HOLLAND: THE SHIP THE ONE THAT SUNK OVER THERE HAD 10 OF MY BUDDIES ON THERE AND AS FAR AS I KNOW THEY'RE STILL ON IT.))
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Dewey's father was no stranger to war, he had already severed in the army during World War One. Holland says he thinks his dad felt compelled to re-enlist to protect him during World War two.
Father and son were quickly seperated. Dewey was sent to Manis Island in the Pacific where he learned a hard lesson about war.
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((DEWEY HOLLAND: THE MAIN THING WAS KILL OR BE KILLED THAT WAS AWFULLY HARD TO TAKE.))
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Holland stayed on the island until the war ended and in 19-46 he was honorably discharged from the Navy. He then joined the national guard and later worked for the VA Medical Center for 24 years.
Now only days away from the dedication of the D-Day Memorial in Bedford he thinks back about the men who fought for this country.
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[INQ=]
((DEWEY HOLLAND: I THINK IT'S GREAT TO BE RECOGNIZED. THE MEN WHO FOUGHT FOR OUR COUNTRY DID AN OUTSTANDING JOB BUT THEY DIDN'T COME BACK TO TELL ABOUT IT BUT THEIR BUDDIES DID AND THANK GOD FOR THAT.))
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The D-Day dedication will also remind Holland of his unique day when father and son joined the war together. Kate Weidaw News7 Roanoke.))
[D-Day-Cover]
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They aren't just for stamp collectors.
"first day covers" marks historic occasions with special postmarks on a stamped envelope.
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[SUPER=03-Lynchburg]
Thousands of special cachet (cah-SHAY) envelopes will be handed out at next week's D-Day Memorial dedication.
For the price of a stamp, attendees can also get them postmarked with a special D-Day cancellation.
It's the project of the Lynchburg Stamp Club.
A postal station will be on site from Wednesday through Sunday.
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News 7 will be operating from the D-Day memorial site next week as well.
We'll begin with News 7 at 5 and 6, live from the Memorial on Tuesday.
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Then we invite you to join us at 11:00 Wednesday morning for: "Their Sacrifice, Our Freedom" .. live coverage of the dedication ceremony.
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And we'll complete our special coverage Wednesday with a 90-minute edition of News 7 from 5 until 6-30.
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A piece of history may be chugging toward a new home -
The historic 12-18 locomotive has been in storage since 19-94 - but it may have a new home at the Virginia Museum of Transportation.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=@file;]
Built in the Roanoke shops in the 1940s, the engine was restored in the mid- 80s.
It was last seen in public in August, when photographer O. Winston Link posed with the locomotive for a feature in Vanity Fair Magazine.
Link wanted the 12-18 for a museum devoted to his work, that's planned for the old N&W passenger station.
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[ANCHOR=Denise]
[GRAPHIC=None]
Under the proposal that city council will consider on Monday, the railroad will donate the locomotive to the city for display at the transportation museum.
But before the offer takes effect, organizers of the Link museum must reach agreement with the late photographer'
s estate.
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