WDBJ 7 news at 6 for 08/17/01

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Details of the agreement to establish an O-Winston Link museum in Roanoke's old passenger rail station.
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Also coming up on NEWS 7 at SIX tonight: Virginia firefighters head out west to help suppress wildfires.

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Coming up tonight on the Big 7, the Tech quarterback situation is taking shape as three guys move to the forefront. A local JMU freshmen is hurt in practice. Bath County is in the high school spotlight.
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And Ricky Craven comes out of no where to win the pole at Michigan.
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We've got the weekend weather story for the moutains, the coast and the tropics tonight. Stay tuned for details.
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[ANCHOR=Keith 3-Shot]

News 7 is next.
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((WE FEEL IT WILL BE A WORLD CLASS MUSEUM AND SIGNIFICANT IN THAT IT WILL ATTRACT PEOPLE FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.))
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[OUT Q=from all over the country.]
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Plans for a new Winston Link museum are now more than just a good idea.
Today, organizers announced an agreement that should make it happen in Roanoke.
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[ANCHOR=Keith]
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Good evening, I'm Keith Humphry.
Shannon Young is off tonight.

[Link-Museum]

[ANCHOR=Keith]
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There were actually two significants announcements related to the region's railroad history today...
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Organizers of the Winston Link museum have reached agreement with the late photographers' estate... and the Norfolk Southern Corporation has donated the vintage steam locomotove 1218 for display at the Virginia Museum of Transportation.
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Joe Dashiell is reporting tonight from the old Norfolk and Western Passenger Station... which will soon see major renovations.
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Keith, these were complicated discussion involving Center in the Square the Link estate, and a number of other organizations... but 18 months of negotiations have paid off with plans to locate here in Roanoke, the only museum dedicated to the works of photographer O. Winston Link.
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[SUPER=01-Darlene Burcham/Roanoke City Manager; :57]
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[OUT Q=how significant an accomplishment that really is.]

((Link's black and white photographs of Norfolk and Western steam locomotives, and the lengths he went to capture them are legendary.
Considered among the best photographers of the 20th century, Link is appreciated both for his artistry and his technical expertise.
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((I KNEW THE PICTURES WERE TERRIFIC. I KNEW THAT, BUT DID ANYONE UNDERSTAND THEM. AND IT'S TAKEN A LONG TIME FOR PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND THEM.)) [RUNS:08]
[OUT Q=for people to understand them.]

Talk of a Link museum in Roanoke began before his death in January... and the discussions continued with his representatives of his estate.
Though the negotiations were tricky, Link's friends believe he would be pleased with the plans for the old N&W passenger station.
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((I TALKED WITH HIM THE DAY BEFORE HE DIED AND HE WAS STILL TALKING ABOUT THE MUSEUM AND HAVING IT HERE. HE WANTED THIS THING HERE.)) [RUNS:06]
[OUT Q=he wanted this thing here.]

Link also wanted the 1218 steam locomotive, one of his favorite subjects.
It won't be housed at the old passenger station as Link had hoped... but with Norfolk Southern's gift to the city, it will be a short walk away at the Virginia Museum of Transportation.
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((A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T REALIZE THE SIGNIFICANCE OF HOUSING THE O. WINSTON LINK COLLECTION HERE, BUT WHEN THE MUSEUM OPENS I THINK PEOPLE WILL EALIZE HOW SIGNIFICANT AN ACCOMPLISHMENT THAT REALLY IS.)) [RUNS:09]
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The museum will share the passenger station with the Convention and Visitors Bureau... so far about three point eight million dollars has been committed to the project.
The building will require five million more... exhibits will take another two million.
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So Keith, there is plenty of work still ahead.

[Hedrick]

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Condemned killer Brandon Wayne Hedrick will remain on Death Row now that an Appomattox judge denied his request for a new trial.
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Hedrick was sentenced to die in July, 1998 for the rape, robbery and murder of Lisa Yvonne Crider.
The state Supreme Court ordered a review of his case after one of Hedrick's attorneys claimed his partner did not do enough to prepare for the trial.
In a 35- page ruling issued today, Judge Richard Blanton denied all of Hedrick's claims that his lawyers' poor performance led to his conviction.
An execution date has not been set.
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[Church-Theft]

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Botetourt County deputies say they caught a church burglar while looking for someone else.
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They arrested 37-year-old William Scales of Wirtz at the Travel Town motel last night.
Scales is charged with two local burglaries.
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((RONNIE SPRINKLE/BOTETOURT CO. SHERIFF: WHEN MR. SCALES WALKED OUT OF AN UNRELATED ROOM, OUR OFFICER NOTICED THIS, THEY APPROACHED THE SUBJECT AND HE TOOK OFF RUNNING ON FOOT.))
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[OUT Q=running on foot.]
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The sheriff says Scales stole 7-thousand dollars' worth of gift certificates from a Catholic church outside Fincastle.
The church uses the certificates for fundraising.
Deputies found the gift certificates and other items related to the burglaries in Scales' room.
Scales is also charged with three break-ins in Franklin County.
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[Firefighters]

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Firefighters from Virginia have been called into action to help battle wildfires out west.
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More than 100 firefighters from all over the state will leave tonight from the Roanoke Naval Reserve Center.
The National Inter-agency Fire Center has put the fire danger at the maximum alert level.
Firefighters here say they're ready for anything.
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[IN Q=A lot of its hurry]
((ROBIN SNYDER/FIREFIGHTER: A LOT OF ITS HURRY UP AND WAIT BUT WE DO A LITTLE BIT OF EVERTHING FROM FALLING BEHIND SAWYERS AND PULLING OUT BRUSH TO DIGGING LINE. SOMETIMES YOU DO HOSE WORK, SOMETIMES YOU DO MOP UP. IT CAN BE A COMBINATION OF ANYTHING.))
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The firefighters will spend the next two weeks stationed throughout the west especially Nevada and Washington.
They leave on a charted plane tonight around nine.
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[Jones]

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At least two Democrats want to replace Delegate Whitt Clement in the race for a southside House seat.
G.W. Danville teacher Robert Q. Jones says he'll try for the party's nomination in the new 14th District.
Danville city council member Joyce Glaise says she's also thinking about running.
Democrats will hold a mass meeting Monday night to pick a candidate.

[L'burg-Sheriff]

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One of two black candidates running for Lynchburg sheriff has picked up the backing of the predominantly black Lynchburg Voters League.
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Danny McCain and Mary Randolph- Preston appeared at a Voters League candidate forum last night.
The group voted to endorse McCain in his bid to replace the outgoing Sheriff Lawrence Simpson.
League officials say the endorsement will give a boost to McCain's candidacy.
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((CLYDE CLARK/LYNCHBURG VOTERS LEAGUE: CHURCH MEMBERS AND ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE CITY LISTEN TO THE VOTERS LEAGUE AND THEY VOTE THAT WAY. IN MOST CASES THEY DO. AND THAT'S WHAT WE HAVE TO BASE THINGS ON, WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN PREVIOUS ELECTIONS, THE VOTERS LEAGUE ENDORSEMENT CARRIES A LOT OF WEIGHT.))
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[OUT Q=a lot of weight.]
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Ron Gillespie is the other candidate seeking the office.
Retired police officer Herb Duff has dropped out of the race.
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[Johnson]

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A veteran Roanoke County supervisor has decided to run again.
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[SUPER=403-Roanoke Co./1997]

Bob Johnson filed for re-election with the Democratic party.
Johnson was first elected to the board in 1985.
He served as chairman in 1987 and again from 1996 to 1998.
At the moment he has no opposition.
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[ANCHOR=Keith]
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It's a one-of-a-kind college program right here in Southwest Virginia.
More on Radford's new College of Information and Technology next on News 7 at Six.
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And find out why drivers in Lynchburg will soon be seeing these friendly little reminders.
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College students across the country are heading back to school within the next few weeks. Radford University's President is starting the school's academic year with some big changes. New River Valley Bureau Chief Rachel Cannon has more.
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((Nats students walking Officials say student enrollment is up. 25-hundred ungrads and over 1-thousand graduate students are making their way to the Radford campus this week.
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((DOUGLAS COVINGTON/RADFORD UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT; THESE ARE RECORD NUMBERS FOR US /(show him here) WERE ATTRACTING A DIVERSIFIED A CLIENTELE IN TERMS OF ETHNIC BACKGROUNDS THEIR RESIDENCE. ))
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((RACHEL CANNON/RCANNON; THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR IS BRINGING ALONG WITH IT A NEW COLLEGE. ALREADY 5-HUNDRED STUDENTS ARE ENROLLED IN THE COLLEGE OF INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY BASED HERE AT DAVIS HALL. ))
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((DOUGLAS COVINGTON/RADFORD UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT; WE WANT TO BE ONE OF THE BEST PROGRAMS COLLEGES IN INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE COUNTRY. ))
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The program will combine computer, media and pre engineering studies. Covington says it's the only one of its kind in the Commonwealth.
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((DOUGLAS COVINGTON/RADFORD UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT; IT'S TO HELP OUR GENERAL STUDENT BODY TO BECOME MORE TECHNOLOGY COMPETENT SO THEY CAN MARKET THEMSELVES MORE EFFECTIVELY WHEN THEY GRADUATE.))
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Nats of speech Radford's biggest challenge? Virginia's budget impasse and its strain on higher education funding. The University is waiting for the release of over 9-million dollars to renovate Peter's Hall. Governor Jim Gilmore is expected to make financial allotments to colleges across the state by the end of August. Rachel Cannon, News 7, Radford.))

[Longwood]

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Longwood may not be a college for long.
Officials at the Farmville school are considering a change in designation to ``university.''
The school's Board of Visitors has authorized the college to evaluate the idea.
Longwood president Patricia Cormier (kor-mee-AY') says the school is already a university, but she says they don't want to ``become a big university.''
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[SUPER=03-Farmville/April 25]

Meanwhile, Freshmen will move into the recovered dormitories a week from today.
A fire destroyed several campus buildings in April.
Four dorms sustained smoke and water damage.
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[Pulaski-Schools]

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A new job for a Bland County native is bringing him back to his New River Valley roots.
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Donald Stowers is taking over as superintendent of Pulaski County Schools. Stowers brings with him 31-years of education experience. He's worked as an assistant superintendent in Virginia Beach and early on in his career as a teacher in Montgomery County Schools.
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((DONALD STOWERS/SUPERINTENDENT PULASKI CO. SCHOOLS; IT WILL BE A TIME OF LEARNING FOR ME WELL MAKE THE CHANGES THAT WE NEED TO MAKE OF COURSE BUT CHANGE IS INEVITABLE IN OUR BUSINESS BUT WELL MOVE VERY VERY SLOWLY WITH THAT.))
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[OUT Q=VERY SLOWLY WITH THAT.]
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Stowers attended Virginia Tech and Radford. He says the first thing he'll do is get to know everyone in the district.
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[Stocks]

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Profit warnings from Dell Computer and Gap, job cuts by Ford and an appeals court decision against Microsoft made for an ugly day on Wall Street. [TAKE DOW & NASDAQ PAGE]
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The DOW dropped 152-points.
NASDAQ fell 63.
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[Buckle-Up]

[ANCHOR=Keith]
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One out of every three drivers in Lynchburg does "not" wear a seatbelt.. and police there hope to change that.
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Armed with a 100- thousand dollar grant, the Lynchburg police department launched its "Buckle Up Now" campaign this morning.
Over the next three weeks, signs, advertisements and traffic checkpoints will attempt to drive home the importance of buckling up.
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((COL. CHARLES BENNETT/LYNCHBURG POLICE CHIEF: THIS PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO DO ONE BASIC THING AND THAT IS TO SAVE LIVES AND PREVENT INJURY. WE KNOW THAT IF PEOPLE PROPERLY USE SAFTEY BELTS AND CHILD SAFETY SEATS, WE CAN SAVE LIVES AND REDUCE INJURIES.))
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[OUT Q=and reduce injuries.]
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Lynchburg is the third city in Virginia to receive the grant.
A survey will be taken later to see how effective the campaign was.
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[Sports Tease]

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Coming up tonight on the Big 7, qualifying results from Michigan, injury news concerning a former Friday Football Extra star. A preseason high school visit to Bath County
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and the latest on the Hokie quarterback situation as the field is trimmed down to three.
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[S-Tech]

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The Virginia Tech quarterback derby is quickly separating the contenders from the pretenders.
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Heading into tomorrow's scrimmage, the Hokies have decided that Grant Noel will remain a solid number one and that freshmen Bryan Randall and Chris Clifton will battle for the number two and three spots as backups. Those three will take almost all of the snaps the rest of the summer as they try to learn as much as they can as quickly as they can.
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[OUT Q=...YOU BE READY."]
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[VO NAT CON'T] Fellow freshman Will Hunt will now likely redshirt, while Jason Davis will have to somehow work his way back into favor.
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[S-JMU]

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The James Madison Dukes went into pads this week and already there has been only casualty from the contact.
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[VO-NAT]
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Freshman John Michael Deeds, who played high school football last season for Ben Foutz at Cave Spring, has injured his right knee and traded in his pads for a pair of crutches. Deeds had an MRI exam done this morning and the hope is that the injury is minor.
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[OUT Q=...GIVE IT YOUR ALL."]
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Deeds was planning to redshirt anyway. Fellow first year player Frank Cobbs from Pulaski County also will likely sit a year although he's been making quite an impression in practice.
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[OUT Q=...AS AN EQUAL."]
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[S-Bath]

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We continue our college football reports tonight for Hot Springs the Home of the Bath County Chargers.
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[SUPER=03-Hot Springs; :]

Last season under new head coach Chris Jones, The Chargers were 11 and 2 and made it all the way to the Group A state championship game before losing to Riverheads.
The challenge for the Chargers this season is to continue at that level.
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[SUPER=01-Chris Jones/Bath Co. Head Coach; :]
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[VO-NAT]

36 players are in uniform and among those are 11 seniors with experience.
An off season weight program has increased team strength But the Chargers lack depth at several positions.
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[IN Q="If we can...]
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[OUT Q=....different season."]
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[S-Tyler]

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As News 7 sports reported last night, former Cave Spring star lefty pitcher Tyler Lumsden will forgo a 420 thousand dollar major league baseball contract with the Florida Marlins and instead accept his 60 percent scholarship to play baseball at Clemson. The fact that the Tigers are a perennial top five program nationally played a part in Lumsden's decision.
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[SUPER=01-Tyler Lumsden/Will Attend Clemson; :00]
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[OUT Q=.....take that away from me"]
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[S-Michigan]

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The Winston Cup qualifying at Michigan today produced a surprising finish. Here's the complete lineup for Sunday's Pepsi 400.
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[GO TO BOARDS] [WIPE TO MOTION]
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[SUPER=0107-1. Ricky Craven/188.127/2. Bill Elliott//3. Ricky Rudd//4. Elliott Sadler//5. John Andretti//;]
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[SUPER=0107-6. Casey Atwood//7. Michael Waltrip//8. Hut Stricklin//9. Bobby Labonte//10. Tony Stewart//;]
[SUPER=X5009;]
[SUPER=0107-11. Jason Leffler//12. Dale Earnhardt Jr.//13. Jeff Gordon//14. Rusty Wallace//15. Sterling Marlin//;]
[SUPER=X5009;]
[SUPER=0107-16. Jeff Burton//17. Dale Jarrett//18. Jimmy Spencer//19. Mike Skinner//20. Jeremy Mayfield//;]
[SUPER=X5009;]
[SUPER=0107-21. Todd Bodine//22. Johnny Benson//23. Kurt Busch//24. Kevin Lepage//25. Mark Martin//;]
[SUPER=X5009;]
[SUPER=0107-26. Kevin Harvick//27. Steve Park//28. Stacy Compton//29. Andy Houston//30. Robert Pressley//;]
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[SUPER=0107-31. Jerry Nadeau//32. Mike Wallace//33. Matt Kenseth//34. Ron Hornaday//35. Bobby Hamilton//;]
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[SUPER=0107-36. Kyle Petty//37. Ward Burton/Prov/38. Ken Schrader/Prov/39. Terry Labonte/Prov/40. Dave Blaney/Prov/;]
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[SUPER=0107-41. Brett Bodine/Prov/42. Joe Nemechek/Prov/43. Rick Mast/Prov/;]
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