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[SUPER=@Marya1;]
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Coming up on News 7 Sunday Morning.......
The Big Apple wins the right to represent the U-S for the 2-thousand-12 Olympics bid...
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And Congressional candidate Meredith Richards is accusing Virgil Goode of taking campaign contributions from a company that pulled out of Southside ...
We will have his response and other stories in just a few minutes.
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[Goode-Richards]
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The race for the Fifth District Congressional seat is getting even more contentious.
Democrat Meredith Richards is calling Republican Virgil Goode a hypocrite because of some campaign donations he received.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Martinsville]
Richards made the accusations during a political rally in Martinsville Saturday afternoon.
During her speech, she claimed Goode accepted more than 12-thousand dollars from Burlington Industries.
That's the same company that recently closed several plants in southside, filed for bankruptcy, and shipped jobs overseas.
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[SOT 42:46]
[IN Q=I dont think]
((MEREDITH RICHARDS/(D) 5TH DISTRICT CANDIDATE: I DON'T THINK IT'S ACCEPTABLE TO RAIL ABOUT NAFTA AND TO RAIL ABOUT JOB KILLING COMPANIES AND THEN ACCEPT THEIR MONEY TO HELP FINANCE THE ADS, THE VERY ADS HE'S RAILING ABOUT THEM.))
[SUPER=01-Meredith Richards/(D) 5th District Candidate;]
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[OUT Q=railing about them]
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Rocky Mount;]
Congressman Goode says the money came from Burlington employees ... NOT from the corporation itself.
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[SOT 2:25]
[IN Q=Ms. Richards is wrong]
((VIRGIL GOODE/(R) 5TH DISTRICT: MS. RICHARDS IS WRONG SAYING I RECEIVED A CORPORATE DONATION. CORPORATE DONATIONS ARE ILLEGAL AND THEY HAVE BEEN ILLEGAL UNDER FEDERAL LAW. I HAVE RECEIVED DONATIONS FROM THE EMPLOYEES OF BURLINGTON WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THEIR FUND WHICH CONTRIBUTED TO MY CAMPAIGN.))
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[OUT Q=to my campaign]
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Richards is challenging Goode to give that money back.
Goode says if the employees ask for it back, he'll do just that.
But Goode isn't the only politician listing Burlington as a campaign donor.
Richards' Democratic colleague, Congressman Rick Boucher has also accepted money from Burlington Industries.
[11Laurel-Park]
[ANCHOR=Marya]
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[WRITER=jus]
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A high school track star's murder prompted officials at one area school to re-schedule a football game...
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Henry Co./Yesterday]
Laurel Park was scheduled to play Martinsville Friday night.
The decision to move the game to yesterday stems from the May shooting death of Martinsville High school student Delvin Hairston.
He was killed in a drive-by shooting after a Laurel Park track meet.
The two principals decided it was easier to play the game during the day rather than at night.
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[SOT 49:23]
[IN Q=It was a precaution]
((WAYNE MOORE/LAUREL PARK PRINCIPAL: IT WAS A PRECAUTION. WE DIDN'T HEAR ANY RUMORS OF ANY TYPE. WE JUST FELT TODAY WOULD BE A BETTER DAY. LIKE I SAID EARLIER IT WOULD BE BETTER TO DO SOMETHING IN ADVANCE THAN TO WAIT AND SEE IF SOMETHING IS GOING TO HAPPEN SO WE WANT TO BE PREPARED.))
[SUPER=01-Wayne Moore/Laurel Park Principal]
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[OUT Q=we want to be prepared]
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[VO-NAT]
Extra Sheriff's deputies were on hand at the game.
There were no reports of any problems.
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[South-Boston]
[ANCHOR=Marya]
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[WRITER=jen]
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[GRAPHIC=Murder Investigation]
A South Boston man was arrested early this morning - accused of stealing a car from a murder scene ...
Meanwhile, officials are still investigating the death of the vehicle's owner.
29-year old Dwayne Glass is charged with grand larceny.
Police say he stole a Chevy sedan from the scene where 88-year old Joseph Conley was killed early yesterday morning...
Glass has NOT been charged with Conley's murder ... Police say THAT's still under investigation and charges are pending.
[Cowan-Olympics]
[ANCHOR=Marya]
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Start spreading the news ... the U-S candidate to host the 2012 Summer Olympics is New York, New York.
The U-S Olympic Committee chose New York over San Francisco ... saying the Big Apple had the resources to run the games.
But the city will have its work cut out for it.
Lee Cowan has more.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=]
[SUPER=03-Colorado Springs, CO; :00]
[SUPER=01-Marty Mankamyer/U. S. Olympic Committee President; :09]
[SUPER=01-Dan Doctoroff/NYC 2012 Founder; :41]
[SUPER=01-Lee Cowan/Reporting; 1:34]
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[OUT Q=Cowan, CBS News, NY.]
((In Colorado Springs tonight, the US Olympic Committee was in a 'New York State of Mind' --
SOT MARTY MANKAMYER@1/4PRES., U.S. OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
"...New York wins the bid for the 2012 Olympic Summer games..."
NAT/SOT CHEERS
(NARR:)
The 'City That Never Sleeps', beat out 'The City By The Bay' -- San Francisco -- the only other US finalist still hoping to woo the world in the Summer of 2012.
It was a battle between the fog and the smog -- between cable cars and too many cars -- between a Golden Gate, and a golden torch.
New York, it seemed, had the golden touch.
(SOT/GIULIANI OR BLOOMBERG??)
(or if we don't get it )
SOT DAN DOCTOROFF@1/4FOUNDER, NYC
"There is no place on earth that brings more people from more places together, and it all works!"
(NARR:)
The advantage New York has is it's infrastructure: nearly all the Olympic events would take place inside a 20 mile radius.
The city has its tourists attractions -- it's proven transportation system -- it's hotel space -- its diverse community.
(SOT/DAN DOCTOROFF, NYC 2012)
"Of the 199 countries that compete in the Olympics, there are immigrant schoolchildren in New York's schools from 188 of them!"
(NARR:)
But New York also plans to SPEND close to a billion dollars on construction. That's more than three times what San Francisco had proposed.
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It includes the building of the Olympic Village to house the 16-thousand athletes, coaches and officials -- and an 86-thousand seat Olympic Stadium on the West Side of Manhattan.
A costly price tag -- for a city already struggling with how to rebuild near Ground Zero.
LEE COWAN@1/4CBS NEWS
"Despite all the hoopla -- tonight's announcement only picked the US WINNER. There are as many as a dozen FOREIGN cities not yet officially entered. The final decision wont be made until 2005. Lee Cowan, CBS News New York."))
[Apples]
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Another Virginia industry is losing business... and now Mother nature is adding insult to injury.
Virginia is the sixth largest apple producer in the US... but the weather has made for the worst fall harvest in 20 years.
In the last two decades, the state's apple industry has lost about half of its orchards and farmers to development and foreign competition.
Then along came a mild winter, frosty spring and a persistent drought.
The state horticultural society reports this year's weather reduced the state's crop from seven -and -a -half million bushels - down from nine million last year.
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Coming Up...
By George! I think you've got it ... See if you have what it takes to solve a mystery Sherlock style..
[ANCHOR=Brent]
And
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this little dare devil is up for some high flying adventures... we'll explain a little later on News 7 Sunday Morning.
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The Roanoke Symphony's Music Director and Conductor David Wiley has teamed up with Benedict Goodfriend a member of the Kandinsky Trio to retore the origional version of a classic...
The will be performing the piece in thier upcoming concert on November 11th at the Roanoke Civic Center.
Here to tell us more - and to give us a sneak peak - are the two behind the piece.
[SUPER=01-David Wiley/Roanoke Symphony; ]
[Super=01-Bendy Goodfriend/Kandinsky Trio; ]
((Brent and guests ad-lib))
[Brent breaks away from interview and tells the violinist to start playing]
[music plays over pinnacle board 1000essC then wipe to bumper boards.. still over music]
[Sherlock-Holmes]
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If you think you have what it takes to crack crime, now's your chance to prove it - at the Danville Science Center.
As Shannon Young shows us in this week's Time Off, that's where there's been a "curious incident in the nighttime."
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[SOT]
[IN Q=The game is afoot...]
[SUPER=03-Danville; :00]
[SUPER=01-Ginny Laubinger/Danville Science Center; :13]
[SUPER=01-Allen Meyer/"Sherlock Holmes"; 1:06]
[SUPER=@Shannon1; 1:30]
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[OUT Q=STD]
((The game is afoot in Victorian England where some poor soul has fallen victim to foul play.
And it's your job to solve the crime.
[SOT 39:49-40:00]
[IN Q=There are clues everywhere...]
((GINNY LAUBINGER/DANVILLE SCIENCE CENTER: THERE ARE CLUES EVERYWHERE. FROM WHERE WE STARTED TO THE ORIGINAL STORY LINE TO FACTS IMBEDDED IN INFORMATION ABOUT SIR CONAN DOYLE'S LIFE.))
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[OUT Q=information about Sir Conan Doyle's life.]
Sherlock Holmes and the Clocktower Mystery blends a fictional Sherlockian story with the real life history of author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
The exhibit's broken up into eight chapters with the first being the murder scene itself.
[SOT 40:30-40:37]
[IN Q=There's a chalkline outlining...]
((GINNY LAUBINGER: THERE'S A CHALKLINE OUTLINING WHERE THE BODY WAS AND CHALKLINES IDENTIFYING THE DIFFERENT FOOTSTEPS THAT COME IN.))
[RUNS= :07]
[OUT Q=footsteps that come in.]
From there you'll see the fatal bullet, the police report and learn the victim's identity, a surprise in itself.
In chapters to follow you'll track down a host of characters by visiting a hotel, a seance room and the docks.
[SOT 45:50-45:59]
[IN Q=And then, at the very end...]
((GINNY LAUBINGER: AND THEN, AT THE VERY END, ONCE YOU FEEL LIKE YOU KNOW WHO DONE IT, YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR A CONSULTATION WHERE YOU CAN TEST YOUR THEORY WITH THE ACTUAL ANSWER.))
[RUNS= :09]
[OUT Q=with the actual answer.]
[SOT 47:00-47:09]
[IN Q=I quiz you on physical evidence...]
((ALLEN MEYER/"SHERLOCK HOLMES": I QUIZ YOU ON PHYSICAL EVIDENCE YOU SAW, CHARACTERS YOU'VE MET, INFORMATION YOU'VE WRITTEN DOWN AND DEVELOPED.))
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[OUT Q=written down and developed.]
Be forewarned.
There is nothing more deceptive than an obvious fact.
Meyer says only about 10-percent of the population enters his study with correct answer in hand.
[SOT 48:31-48:35]
[IN Q=There's a lot of characters...]
((ALLEN MEYER: THERE'S A LOT OF CHARACTERS INVOLVED, THERE'S A LOT OF RED HERRINGS AS THEY SAY IN THE MYSTERY BUSINESS.))
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[OUT Q=as they say in the mystery business.]
[SOT 52:49-52:58 (STAND-UP) ]
[IN Q=The exhibit works best for kids over the age of eight.]
((SHANNON YOUNG/REPORTER: THE EXHIBIT WORKS BEST FOR KIDS OVER THE AGE OF EIGHT. IT'S GEARED TOWARDS MIDDLE SCHOOLERS. BUT REGARDLESS OF YOUR AGE, IF YOU GET STUCK, THERE'S A CHEATER'S GUIDE.))
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[OUT Q=there's a cheater's guide.]
And don't despair if you have to use it.
Even those adept at solving crime have needed help.
[SOT 49:24-49:45]
[IN Q=One gentleman was walking like this...]
((ALLEN MEYER; ONE GENTLEMAN WAS WALKING LIKE, THIS SHAKING HIS HEAD, SAYING "I SHOULD HAVE GOT THIS." I SAID, "IT'S JUST A GAME." HE GOES, "YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. I'M A DETECTIVE WITH SCOTLAND YARD AND MY BEAT IS THE WEST END OF LONDON. I SHOULD HAVE GOT THIS."))
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[OUT Q= I should have got this.]
Perhaps this mystery's not so elementary, after all.
Shannon Young, News 7, Danville.))
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[SUPER=#4070;weekend headline banner]
Coming up on News 7 Sunday Morning......
New York City beats San Francisco as a candidate to host the 2-thousand-12 Olympics....
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And... shoppers at Valley View Mall cash in on some safety tips in time for the holidays.
We will have more on those stories in just a few minutes.
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[Olympics]
[ANCHOR=Marya]
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[WRITER=mjo]
[TAPE#=net]
[GRAPHIC=Olympics]
New York has beat out San Francisco as the U-S candidate competing to host the 2-thousand-12 Olympics.
Disappointed members of San Francisco's Olympic committee say their city had better weather and infrastructure for the games.
Some say members of the U-S Olympic Committee cast a sympathy vote for New York.
John Lobertini takes a look.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=]
[SUPER=03-San Francisco, CA; :00]
[SUPER=01-Sydney Reese/Bay Area Olympic Supporter; :20]
[SUPER=01-Beverly Brockway/1960 Olympian; :40]
[SUPER=01-George Broder/Olympic Organizing Committee; 1:09]
[SUPER=01-Gavin Newsom/San Francisco Supervisor; 1:37]
[SUPER=01-John Lobertini/Reporting; 1:48]
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[OUT Q=CBS NEws, SF.]
[2-Goode-Richards]
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[GRAPHIC=Campaign 2002]
The Democratic fifth district Congressional candidate is calling her Republican opponent a hypocrite over some campaign donations... even though another DEMOCRATIC Congressman accepted funds from the same company...
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Martinsville/Yesterday;]
Meredith Richards held a political rally in Martinsville Saturday afternoon.
During her speech, she claimed Virgil Goode has accepted more than 12-thousand dollars from Burlington Industries.
This is the same company that recently closed several plants in southside, filed for bankruptcy, and shipped jobs overseas.
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[SOT 42:46]
[IN Q=I dont think]
((MEREDITH RICHARDS/(D) 5TH DISTRICT CANDIDATE: I DON'T THINK IT'S ACCEPTABLE TO RAIL ABOUT NAFTA AND TO RAIL ABOUT JOB KILLING COMPANIES AND THEN ACCEPT THEIR MONEY TO HELP FINANCE THE ADS, THE VERY ADS HE'S RAILING ABOUT THEM.))
[SUPER=01-Meredith Richards/(D) 5th District Candidate;]
[RUNS=:13]
[OUT Q=railing about them]
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Rocky Mount;]
Congressman Goode admits he took money from Burlington but says it was from the employees and not the corporation.
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[SOT 2:25]
[IN Q=Ms. Richards is wrong]
((VIRGIL GOODE/(R) 5TH DISTRICT: MS. RICHARDS IS WRONG SAYING I RECEIVED A CORPORATE DONATION. CORPORATE DONATIONS ARE ILLEGAL AND THEY HAVE BEEN ILLEGAL UNDER FEDERAL LAW. I HAVE RECEIVED DONATIONS FROM THE EMPLOYEES OF BURLINGTON WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THEIR FUND WHICH CONTRIBUTED TO MY CAMPAIGN.))
[SUPER=@goode]
[RUNS=:17]
[OUT Q=to my campaign]
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[anchor=Marya]
[ss=hold]
Richards is challenging Goode to give that money back.
Goode says if the employees ask for it back, he will do just that.
But Goode isn't the only politician listing Burlington as a campaign donor.
Richard's Democratic colleague, Congressman Rick Boucher has also accepted money from Burlington Industries.
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[ANCHOR=Marya]
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[WRITER=jen]
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[GRAPHIC=Murder Investigation]
A South Boston man is behind bars this morning - accused of stealing a car from a murder scene ...
Meanwhile, officials are still investigating the death of the vehicle's owner.
29-year old Dwayne Glass was arrested earlier today - charged with grand larceny.
Police say he stole a Chevy sedan from the scene where 88-year old Joseph Conley was killed early yesterday morning...
Glass has NOT been charged with Conley's murder ... Police say THAT's still under investigation and charges are pending.
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[ANCHOR=Marya]
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Roanoke Police want to know if you can "survive" some safety tests...
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke/Yesterday;]
The police department held a safety fair yesterday at the Valley View Mall.
Activities included proper installation of a car seat, the importance of wearing a seat belt and glasses that simulate what it's like to be under the influence.
The goal of the event was to let the public know law enforcement will be out in full force for the upcoming holiday season.
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[SOT 8:56:50]
[IN Q=Last year, it was about]
((LAST YEAR, IT WAS ABOUT 935 THAT WERE KILLED ON VIRGINIA HIGHWAY'S LAST YEAR. SO DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO DO IS REALLY DRIVE THE NUMBER DOWN AND REDUCE THE NUMBER OF FATALITIES ON VIRGINIA HIGHWAYS.))
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[OUT Q=on Virginia highways]
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[VO-NAT]
The event had a theme similar to the reality show "Survivor"... and consisted of several traffic safety competitions.
Prizes included car seats, a steering wheel lock, and a free limo ride to a holiday party.
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There were some "law men" on hand in Roanoke this weekend, but not because anyone was out of line.
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[SOT 05:22:27]
[IN Q=That same old train]
((THAT SAME OLD TRAIN THAT BROUGHT ME HERE GONNA CARRY ME AWAY AGAIN.))
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[OUT Q=me away again]
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke;]
They call themselves the Norfolk- Southern Law Men.
And their performance at Market Square was all part of Roanoke's celebration of its railroad history.
Shoppers at the farmer's market were treated to country and blue-grass tunes such as "Chattanooga Choo Choo," and "New River Train."
The band members are all employees of Norfolk- Southern in North Carolina.
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[ANCHOR=Marya - CHANGE FROM LINEUP]
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How's this for dogged determination?
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Near Santa Maria, CA;]
Ron Sirull and his dauchund Brutus made their 100th skydiving jump together in California Saturday.
The skydiving duo was the highlight of an air show at Vandenberg Air Force Base.
Brutus made his "FLEAFALL" wearing custom-made goggles and tucked into a special pouch attached to his owner's chest.
Sirull says the dog enjoys skydiving ... and gets excited when the gear is brought out.
He says the skydives are approved by Brutus' veterinarian.
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[BOTH MICS HOT]
Coming up on News 7 Sunday Morning -
Tech's offense was actually quite offensive to fans.. as the Panthers gobbled up the Hokies..
[ANCHOR=Brent]
And -
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[VO-NAT]
The Hotel Roanoke has quite a past.. and for one man its been his living history... we'll have his story a little later...
But first if you are traveling today........
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[ No 2-shot toss go straight to Travel Bump]
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The year was 19-38 when Roanoke native Melvin Bryant began a new job.
What he couldn't have know then was that the career he was starting would be a long and exciting one.
In this week's Virginia Profile, News 7's Rachel Cannon talks to an insider from the Hotel Roanoke.
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[IN Q=NATS]
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[SUPER=01-Melvin Bryant/Retired Engineer; :23]
[SUPER=@Rachel2; 1:39]
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[OUT Q=RC, News 7, Roanoke.]
((3:54:12 (Melvin talking)
It's easy to go back in time talking to Melvin Bryant.
Just having celebrated his 91st birthday this week, he has plenty to say about the Star City and the Hotel Roanoke.
The place he worked for almost 40-years.
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[SOT 3:32:55]
[IN Q=i had]
((MELVIN BRYANT/RETIRED ENGINEER; I HAD THE MAINTENANCE OF THE ENTIRE HOTEL HANDLING CONVENTIONS THAT CAME IN A LOT OF SIDE WORK THAT WENT ON IT WAS GOOD TO BOOK THEM BUT YOU HAD A LOT OF REQUESTS THAT THEY WANTED TO HAVE. ))
[OUT Q=HAVE]
Hotel Roanoke was and still is the place for conventions.
Bryant says in his time they had everything from hospitals officials, to cattle to cars in their ballroom.
As might be expected, there was a crisis every now and then. Bryant recalls only a couple weeks notice to host a huge group of schools.
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[SOT 3:39:48]
[IN Q=we]
((WE CHANGED THE SET UP IN THE BALLROOM ABOUT EVERY HOUR YOU KNOW ALL THE SCHOOLS WOULD COME IN TO PERFORM AND EACH HAD A DIFFERENT DESIGN SO BUT WE WOULD TAKE CARE OF IT AND MAKE THEM HAPPY.))
[OUT Q=HAPPY]
Happiness for Bryant is sifting through his pictures and clippings date back to the 1930s.
He rattles off dates and names - - stories and anecdotes, even though he retired back in 19-76.
And while plenty of famous faces came through these doors, it's the friends he made that make the most lasting impression.
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[SOT 3:43:35]
[IN Q=really ]
((REALLY THAT'S THE THING I MISS MORE ABOUT MY HOTEL WORK THAN ANYTHING ELSE IS ALL THE MANY FRIENDS THAT I ME WHILE I WAS THERE.))
[OUT Q=WAS THERE]
Bryant is very proud of the Hotel and his participation in a piece of Roanoke's history.
But these days it's the future of his family that brings him the most joy.
Rachel Cannon, News 7, Roanoke.))
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[Health-Review]
[ANCHOR=Marya]
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[WRITER=jsu]
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In this week's health review, three local business are recognized for being disability-friendly .... and a program for women is helping to fight breast and cervical cancer.
Joy Sutton has details.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=For women over 50 who can't afford]
[SUPER=07-Kathy Russell; :14]
[SUPER=01-Angela Gunther/New River Health District; :47]
[SUPER=01-Sharon Stratton/Carilion OB-Clinical Nurse Specialist; 1:15]
[SUPER=01-Dan Semones/Department of Rehabilitative Services; 1:54]
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[OUT Q=I'm Joy Sutton]
[TAPE 502-08, 50:29]
((For women over 50 who can't afford regular mammograms or pap tests, a program called "Every Woman's Life" can help.
Kathy Russell says without this program she couldn't afford to get those tests because she doesn't have health insurance.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=I would've let it go]
((I WOULD'VE LET IT GO AND NEVER REALIZED I HAD THAT LESION BECAUSE I DIDN'T FEEL ANYTHING. I DIDN'T HAVE ANY SYMPTOMS OF BREAST CANCER. SO IT'S JUST SOMETHING WOULD'VE WENT UNAWARE IN MY LIFE))
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[OUT Q=went unaware in my life]
The program is offered through the health department. To qualify for the program a woman must be a Virginia resident, who is between the ages of 50 and 64, who is uninsured or underinsured, and not on Medicaid or Medicare. She must also meet fit the income guidelines.
Health officials hope this will encourage more women to realize the importance of early detection.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=Because older women]
((BECAUSE OLDER WOMEN,MINORITY WOMEN, AND WOMEN OF LOWER SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUND ARE NORMALLY AT HIGHER RISK FOR MANY TYPE OF CANCER INCLUDING BREAST AND CERVICAL CANCER))
[RUNS= 12]
[OUT Q=of early detection]
[502-08, 53:28]
In other health news,
One-on-one health advice for young women is now only a click away through the Young Women's Forum on Carilion's web site.
A nurse is ready to respond to any health related question.
Sharon Stratton says the fact the site is so popular should be a wake up call for parents.
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[SOT15:38:45]
[IN Q=Their teen children are really hungry for information]
((THEIR TEEN CHILDREN ARE REALLY HUNGRY FOR INFORMATION ABOUT HEALTH, ABOUT SEX, AND ABOUT NORMAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT JUST TO REALIZE THEY'RE SEEKING THIS INFORMATION THEY'RE GOING TO GET IT SOMEWHERE))
[RUNS= 14]
[OUT Q=get it from somewhere]
You can find a link to Carillon's site on our web page at wdbj-7-dot com.
[502-06, 50:23]
And finally, three local business are recognized for their efforts to hire and accommodate people with disabilities.
Carilion, Roanoke County, and the Home Shopping Network are the first to receive the state's "Disability Friendly Business" award.
The Department of Rehabilitative Services hopes by recognizing businesses who are making a difference, it will encourage others.
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[SOT2:30:33]
[IN Q=There is still a lot of limitations]
((THERE IS STILL A LOT OF LIMITATIONS. THERE IS JUST AN UNCOMFORTABLENESS IN THE GENERAL PUBLIC ABOUT PEOPLE WHO ARE DIFFERENT))
[RUNS= 08]
[OUT Q=about people who are different]
That's this weeks health review, I'm Joy Sutton.
))
[straight to bump]
[2-Goodfriend]
[ANCHOR=Brent at Performance Set]
[NEWSCAST=Sun AM]
[WRITER=jen]
[TAPE#=]
[GRAPHIC=none]
Earlier we told you about an upcoming concert featuring Roanoke Symphony's Music Director and Conductor David Wiley and Benedict Goodfriend a member of the Kandinsky Trio. And now we are going to hear a little more from Benedict and his violin...
[Goodfriend plays to break... we will pull up 1000essC over music as bumper board]
[Super=01-Bendy Goodfriend/Kandinsky Trio; ]
[2BIRTHDAYS!] 11/4/02
Monday:
[SUPER=130-/Charlotte McMahan/Newport]
No Pictures:
Anniversary:
[SUPER=131-/Beth & David Stinnett/Glen Allen]
[SUPER=131-/Faith Kirk/Snow Creek]
[SUPER=131-/Clifton Walker/Danville]
[SUPER=131-/Linda Psathos/Pearisburg] pronounced (P sa fus)
[SUPER=131-17/Kita Campbell/Glade Hill]
[SUPER=131-4/Scotty Nibblett/Pulaski]
by SS