WDBJ 7 morning news for 07/21/02

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Coming up on News 7 Sunday Morning....... A local chapter of an organization that celebrates the history of Confederacy acquires three new members - all African Americans.
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...and crews digging in Grundy discover a natural treasure that's worth thousands of dollars .... we will have more on those stories in just a few minutes.
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[Grundy]

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Crews working to relocate downtown Grundy unearthed a bit of a surprise ... Coal.
They were carving out a mountainside shelf when they found it.
A spokesman for the U-S Army Corps of Engineers says a subcontractor has already removed about three thousand tons of coal. That's about 75-thousand dollars worth - and he expects to find more before the project is finished. The 12-inch seam is far too small to justify a coal mine...and that's just fine with the corps - which has a town in mind for the site.
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Devastating floods have nearly swept Grundy away several times... After years of planning - local, state and federal officials decided the best solution was to leave the (Luh-VYE-suh) Levisa Fork River where it is and move part of the town to higher ground.
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[Arsenal]

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Future plans for the New River are still up to public debate...
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A meeting was scheduled in response to the Radford Arsenal's plans to close a section of the river near the facility for security reasons.
But on Thursday the arsenal dropped that plan and outlined a new one.
That proposal allows boaters to access the river near the arsenal ... but they must first go through a checkpoint and even then won't be able to stop to fish.
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[TAKE FS 105essC]
The public can voice its opinion on the new plan at a public hearing this Wednesday beginning at 6 o'clock at the old Blacksburg Middle School.
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[Speaker]

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Virginia's Republican delegates have named Bill Howell of Stafford County to be the next House speaker.
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Yesterday's vote was unanimous. The nomination by the 65-member House G-O-P Caucus assures Howell's election when the General Assembly convenes in January.
Howell says his low-key style is different from Wilkins' approach, but he believes it's the type of leadership his party needs following the controversies of the past year.
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[SCV]

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A move that's a first in our area could spark some serious debate for the Sons of Confederate Veterans... Three African Americans have joined the Fincastle Rifles to honor a slave ancestor. Justin McLeod has more.
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[SUPER=01-Ben Holland/Sons of Confederacy Member; :11]
[SUPER=01-John Wayne Holland/Sons of Confederacy Member; :29]
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[SUPER=01-Will Holland/Sons of Confederacy Member; 1:40]
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[OUT Q=JM, News 7, Franklin Co.]
((((NAT SOUND OF WOMAN FLIPPING THROUGH PAGES))
It was here in Franklin County where a little research led to a pretty big discovery.
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((BEN HOLLAND: IT WAS KIND OF A SHOCK, I SAID WHOA CAN THIS BE TRUE.))
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The truth was this....the Holland family discovered their great great grandfather fought for the Confederate army.
His name was Creed Holland and he was a slave for the family who owned this plantation in Glade Hill.
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[IN Q=What it ends up]
((JOHN WAYNE HOLLAND: WHAT IT ENDS UP BEING IS A HONOR AND ALSO YOU HAVE A CHANCE TO GO BACK IN HISTORY AND HAVE A PRETTY MEMORABLE MOMENT.))
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That history has led them to the present.
Recently, three of the Holland brothers joined the Fincastle Rifles Sons of Confederate Veterans.
Their sister Wanda has also applied for membership in the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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((WANDA HOLLAND CHEWNING: THE GROUP IS LIKE FAMILY, THAT'S HOW I CAN PUT IT.))
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It is a family that until recently had no local African American members.
However, it is a much different story in outer southern state chapters.
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((JUSTIN McLEOD/REPORTING: THERE ARE NO TRUE ESTIMATES ON HOW MANY AFRICAN AMERICANS ARE IN THE SONS OF CONFEDERACY. ORGANIZATION OFFICIALS SAY THEY DON'T ASK THE RACE QUESTION IN THE APPLICATION PROCESS. THEY SAY THE ONLY REQUIREMENT FOR MEMBERSHIP IS PROVE THAT A DIRECT ANCESTOR FOUGHT IN THE CONFEDERATE ARMY.))
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The Sons of Confederacy works to preserve and protect the southern history and heritage.
But many blacks find the organization to be offensive since most of their ancestors were forced into battle.
The Holland brothers don't see it that way.
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((WILL HOLLAND: I WANT TO USE THIS AS A STEPPING STONE FOR OTHERS OUT THERE TO LOOK WE CAN'T JUST COVER UP ALL THE FACTS AND STATEMENTS OUT THERE, MAYBE WE CAN DO ABOUT SOMETHING TO CHANGE OUR FUTURE AND BY JOINING THE SCV THEN HOPEFULLY THAT CAN BRING ABOUT THE POSITIVE STEP FORWARD.))
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It a step the Holland family believe will help preserve and shape the past, present, and the future.
Justin McLeod, News 7, Franklin County.))

[Pork-Recall]

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Virginia is one of 10 states where pork is being recalled. Smithfield Packing Company is recalling nearly 20-THOUSAND pounds of pork neckbones that may be contaminated with plastic.
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[Info Board 103essC] The pork was sold in two -to- four pound packages labeled as "Premium Smithfield Pork". The side of each of the styrofoam packaging trays has a ten-digit code that starts with 1962, 1972 or 1982. Conusmers are being asked to return the pork to where it was purchased.
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[Hot change to second board 104essC] For more information, go to the USDA's website at F-S-I-S-dot-usda-dot-gov.
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A baby left in a hot car is dead and his mother is in jail, charged with murder.
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The four-month-old baby was found in a parked car near Los Angeles Saturday.
Police say the infant's 23-year-old mother left him in a car WEDNESDAY for seven to eight hours.
The baby was dead when she returned, but police say she did not tell anyone until almost three days later, when a friend noticed she was acting strange.
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[Train-Bomb]

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Just hours after high-level Israeli-Palestinian talks end -A bomb explodes under an Israeli passenger train at rush-hour.
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The bomb - placed on railway tracks - exploded as a double decker passenger train passed by.. A wounded driver was the only casualty in the suspected Palestinian attack. The cars were reportedly full of Israeli soldiers returning to base after a weekend leave. The train was not derailed - and no passengers were hurt.
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[Airshow-Fire]

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Planes are grounded at an airshow in England, following a frightening landing.
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A military plane collapsed as it landed on an airstrip and burst into flames.
No one was hurt ... but as a precaution, the airshow grounded planes after the incident.
Investigators are still looking into what caused the plane's wheel to collapse.
Officials say the plane had completed a very entertaining performance before it's unfortunate landing.
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[Hail-Storm]

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A hailstorm is being blamed for the deaths of 15 people in China.
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It struck the Henan Province Friday, bringing with it high-force winds.
Officials say a downpour of giant hailstones -- some the size of eggs -- left hospitals overflowing with head-wound victims.
The storm uprooted trees, dented cars and destroyed buildings and crops.
More than 800 people have died in floods and torrential rains across China this year.
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Still to come on News 7 Sunday Morning....... One camp is taking kids around the world.. we'll explain a little later
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But first -
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After selling more than 40 million albums - and earning numerous honors and awards- one family is tuning up to bring a little bit of the Smokies to the Blue Ridge...
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[Art-Camp]

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When most people think of summer camp----- games and campfire stories come to mind.
But some kids in Roanoke are learning about far off lands through art. In this week's Time Off Shannon Young takes a trip to Egypt without ever leaving Roanoke.
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((Welcome to a "global celebration" at The Art Museum of Western Virginia. This week, the continent of choice is Africa.
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[IN Q=There were a lot of gods...]
((SHANE KOLOSINE/CAMPER: THERE WERE A LOT OF GODS AND THEY THOUGHT DOGS, CATS AND [BOWLS] WERE SACRED.))
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((GRANT BAUMGARDNER/CAMPER: SOME TRIBES IN AFRICA PAINT THEIR CLOTHES IN MUD.))
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Each week through August ninth, 8 to 10 year olds are invited to immerse themselves in diversity.
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[IN Q=All of our projects pertain...]
((NICOLE GEARREN/FAMILY PROGRAMS COORDINATOR: ALL OF OUR PROJECTS PERTAIN TO THE CONTINENTS, DIFFERENT COUNTRIES, DIFFERENT REGIONS, DIFFERENT CULTURES, DIFFERENT CUSTOMS WITHIN THAT CONTINENT.))
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[OUT Q=within that continent.]
With her degree in art history, Nicole Gearren works with teachers to design programs that will not only entertain, but also incorporate the SOL's.
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[IN Q=We read to them, myths...]
((NICOLE GEARREN: WE READ TO THEM, MYTHS, STORIES. WE ALSO, FOR SNACK, WE TRY TO GIVE THEM FOODS FROM THE PARTICULAR TOPIC OF THE WEEK.))
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Along the way campers pick up souvenirs....
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((AIMEE SCALF/CAMPER: I'M MAKING A HEADDRESS FROM EGYPT.))
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[IN Q-In Africa they have animals...] ((RAYMOND KING/CAMPER: IN AFRICA THEY HAVE ANIMALS LIKE GIRAFFES SO WE DECIDED TO DO THE GIRAFFE'S HEAD.))
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... and, ideally, an appreciation for the variety earth has to offer.
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[IN Q=I hope that it exposes them to different views...]
((NICOLE: I HOPE THAT IT EXPOSES THEM TO DIFFERENT VIEWS, OPINIONS, CUSTOMS. HOPEFULLY, THE MORE KNOWLEDGE THEY HAVE THE MORE OPEN-MINDED THEY WILL BECOME.))
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If one camper has anything to say about, he'll stay in his enlightened state.
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((SHANE: I'M THINKING ABOUT MAYBE BEING AN EGYPTOLOGIST WHEN I GROW UP.))
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[OUT Q=when I grow up.]
Shannon Young, News 7, Roanoke.))

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Coming up on News 7 Sunday Morning...... An infant dies after its mother leaves it in a hot car for hours...
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Virginia's Republican party nominates its choice for Speaker of the House...
We will have more on those stories in just a few minutes.
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[2-Baby-Car]

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A woman is behind bars charged with murder after her baby died in hot car.
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The four-month-old baby was found in a parked car near Los Angeles Saturday.
Police say the infant's 23-year-old mother left him in a car WEDNESDAY for seven to eight hours.
The baby was dead when she returned, but police say she did not tell anyone until almost three days later, when a friend noticed she was acting strange.
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[Pilots-Remembered]

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Residents of Lyons, Colorado, gathered Saturday to remember two pilots killed while fighting a wildfire.
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They thanked firefighters working on the Big Elk fire for their help.
Two of their colleagues were killed Thursday when the air tanker they were using to fight the fire crashed.
A student photographer snapped several pictures of the tanker -- as it appeared to break into pieces in midair.
The plane was owned by the same company that owned the C-130 air tanker that crashed in last month in California.

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[CO-Camp]

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Wildfires in Colorado sent kids at camp back home a little earlier than expected.
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The Big Elk fire is burning near the Salvation Army High Peak Camp in Rocky Mountain National Park.
The camp was evacuated Saturday when the fire grew to more than 4-thousand acres.
About 118 homes were also evacuated.
Arrangements are being made to get the kids home about a week earlier than intended.
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[Smith-Motorcycle]

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Roanoke's Mayor revved up the Star City this weekend...
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Mayor Ralph Smith arrived on the back of a Harley Davidson motorcycle at the Roanoke Valley Harley-Davidson Buell dealership on Peters Creek Road.
He was there for a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the dealership's recent expansion.
The festivities included a proclamation from the mayor declaring it Harley-Davidson HOG Day in Roanoke.
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((RALPH SMITH/ROANOKE'S MAYOR: HERE IT IS IN THE BEGINNING OF ITS 100TH ANNIVERSARY, NOT TOO MANY MOTOR VEHICLE MANUFACTURES CAN TALK ABOUT 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF EXISTENCE. HARLEY DAVIDSON IS DOING JUST THAT, AMERICAN MADE ALL THE WAY.))

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To celebrate that anniversary, the dealership has on display several original Harley Davidson motorcycles.
Roanoke's Harley Davidson dealership has been around for more than eighty years.
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Still to come on News 7 Sunday Morning....... Give 'em some peanuts and cracker jacks... we'll introduce you to a couple that's a hit with the Av's
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and
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This little guy was caught in dangerous territory... but now he's on his way to recovery... we'll have more on that story a little later But first if you are traveling today........ [Brent ad-lib the travel forecast -- WX PRO]
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[Profile-Open]

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They've got all the bases covered.
And for that, some say they're a big reason behind the success of the Salem Avalanche.
They're not the coaches or even the players but rather an elderly couple.
Justin McLeod has their story in this week's Virginia Profile.
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(( ((NAT SOUND OF LIBBY YELLING HIT THE BALL; 1:13:14))
If you've ever been to a Salem Avalanche game you most likely have seen this couple.
They're Paul and Libby Springer.
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((PAUL SPRENGER/AVALANCHE FAN: WE JUST LOVE THE GAME.))
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It is a love that is several years strong.
The Sprenger's come to as many home games as they can always sitting in the same two seats on third base line.
The reason?
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[IN Q=Cause its cooler]
((LIBBY SPRENGER: CAUSE IT'S COOLER AND I CAN SEE WHO COMES AND GOES (LAUGH).))
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[OUT Q=comes and goes]

As the story goes, Paul would rather sit in the box seats closer to the field but there's just one problem.
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[IN Q=She's the one in charge]
((PAUL SPRENGER: SHE'S THE ONE IN CHARGE, RIGHT? RIGHT RIGHT. AND ANY HUSBAND WHO DOESN'T SAY THAT THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG UP HERE (LAUGH).))
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[OUT Q=wrong up here]

Joking aside, it is no laughing matter when it comes to the game. ((QUICK NAT SOUND OF LIBBY TALKING TO STAN))
They often tell manangement exactly how they feel.
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[IN Q=She's very nice]
((STAN MACKO/AVALANCHE GENERAL MANAGER: SHE'S VERY NICE TO US, ALWAYS COMPLIMENTING US. HE GIVES US A HARD TIME AND WHEN HE GIVES US A HARD TIME, SHE YELLS AT HIM SO ITS ALL FUN.))
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[OUT Q=it's all fun]

It is fun that continues off the field.
During the season, Libby often stops by with fried chicken and apple sauce cake for team officials.
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[IN Q=Stan don't like]
((LIBBY SPRENGER: STAN DON'T LIKE NUTS IN HIS SO I HAD TO JUST PUT COCUNUT. REPORTER: YOU KNOW WHAT STAN LIKES? OH YES, VERY MUCH. I SURE DO.))
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[OUT Q=I sure do]

It is a friendship that is needed now more than ever.
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[IN Q=The Sprenger's haven't]
((JUSTIN McLEOD/REPORTING: THE SPRENGER'S HAVEN'T MISSED A HOME GAME IN NEARLY FIVE YEARS. THAT UNTIL THIS SEASON, NOT BECAUSE THEY WANTED TO BUT BECAUSE THEY HAD TO. YOU SEE PAUL FOUND OUT IN APRIL HE HAS CANCER LEAVING HIM TOO WEAK TO COME OUT TO THE GAMES.))
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((NAT SOUND OF THE GAME))
Even when they are not at the ball park, the Sprenger's still follow the team on the radio.
They made a pact long ago, one doesn't go without the other.
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((LIBBY SPRENGER: LAST NIGHT MY BACK WAS HURTING REAL BAD AND I COULDN'T GO BUT I TOLD HIM TO COME ON AND HE SAID YOU KNOW I'M NOT COMING UNLESS YOU'RE COMING.))
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[OUT Q=unless you're coming]

They hope to be coming to more games in the future.
Paul's cancer is now in remission.
And the Sprenger's have more to celebrate, this year marks their 58th wedding anniversary.
It is a bond (SHOT OF HOLDING HANDS) that reinforces the phrase, "for the love of the game."
Justin McLeod, News 7, Salem.))

[Tiger]

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Round four of the British Open is underway this morning in Scotland... but yesterday the cold, rainy conditions took a bite out of Tiger Woods ...
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Woods fired a 10-OVER-par 81 - his worst round as a pro. Heading into the final round of the third major of the year, Tiger is 6-over-par and ELEVEN shots behind leader Ernie Els. Just when it seemed no one would challenge Woods on his way to history, Scottish weather and Woods' own stunning ineptness combined to all but end his bid for all four major titles in one calendar year. The conditions were miserable, but so was his game... for the first time in his career, Tiger couldn't even break 80.

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[Seal-Rescue]

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A baby seal is doing well ... after being rescued at Virginia Beach.
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Scientists named the seal Jordan.
They estimate he's six to ten weeks old ... too young to have been separated from his mother.
It's also an odd time of the year for a seal to be in the area.
They say he's underweight, has a high temperature and is congested.
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((SUSAN BARCO/RESEARCH SCIENTIST: "Well the first thing we thought, was its July, its hot, its Virginia, a seal shouldn't be here period. Just knowing the seal was in the area was cause for alarm."))
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Jordan is resting up and receiving antibiotics.
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