WDBJ 7 news at 11 for 07/19/03

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Coming up on News 7- Another U-S soldier is killed in Iraq.
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A two car accident leaves several people injured in Bedford County. One man's junk turns out to be worth millions for a California woman.
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[ANCHOR=Teresa]
Plus, Brent says it will be a gorgeous Sunday, but showers could return on Monday. News 7 is next.

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[ANCHOR=Teresa]
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[VO-NAT]
Another company steps forward to possibly buy a troubled Henry County textile plant.
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[ANCHOR=Teresa]
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Good evening, I'm Teresa Hamilton.

[Pillowtex]

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[WRITER=tha]
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A Charlotte investment firm is reportedly in talks to buy the Pillowtex Corporation.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Henry Co./File Tape;]
The head of Vitale Holdings confirmed to a North Carolina newspaper that his company is interested in buying the textile maker. Pillowtex has about 12- hundred employees at its Fieldale plant. British fabric supplier Broome and Wellington has also made an offer. In the meantime, Pillowtex has received an extension of a loan re-payment deadline until next Friday.
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[ITT-Strike]

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[SUPER=03-Roanoke Co./File Tape;]
Meanwhile, the union representing employees at I-T-T cancelled a meeting at the Hotel Roanoke this morning. There were rumors that an agreement would be reached today, but union leaders with Local 162 say the next round of talks will take place some time next week. Nearly 400 employees have been on strike since June 21st. Employees say they're finished with mandatory overtime and also want better pensions and caps on their insurance premiums. A new I-T-T Night Vision negotiator was brought in earlier this week. The company is not commenting on negotiations.
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[Bedford-Ax]

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Two adults and two children are hospitalized after an accident in Bedford County.
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[VO-NAT]
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State Police say this Corolla crossed the center line on Jordantown Road and hit a Chrysler around 8 o'clock tonight.

Both drivers and two children were taken to Roanoke Memorial, there is no word on their conditions. Two other passengers were treated for minor injuries. There is no word on any charges. The accident is still under investigation.
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[NAACP-March]

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[***ANCHOR TAG***] Working to improve the community through awareness. That's what led members of the N-double-A C-P and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to take to the streets of Roanoke today. As Jennifer Wishon reports, they're lifting prayers in hopes of starting a revolution.
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[IN Q=We ask it in the name of Jesus]
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[SUPER=01-Brenda Hale/NAACP; :12]
[SUPER=01-Rev. Carl Tinsley/NAACP; :26]
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[SUPER=01-Perneller Chubb-Wilson/SCLC; 1:09]
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[SUPER=01-Ralph Smith/Mayor of Roanoke; 1:33]
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((WE ASK IT IN THE NAME OF JESUS.))
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Members of Roanoke's black community marched from the police station to the court house Saturday, in an effort to raise awareness of racial injustice.
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[IN Q=These sites are]
((BRENDA HALE: THESE SITES ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF WHERE A LOT OF PROBLEMS HAVE TAKEN PLACE. WE HAVE THE POLICE ISSUES, WE HAVE THE COURT ISSUES AND WE HAVE TO PRAY THAT OUR CITY LEADERS WILL DO BETTER.))
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((CARL TINSLEY: WE HAVE ABOUT 24 PERCENT OF THE POPULATION IS BLACK HERE IN THE CITY OF ROANOKE AND OF COURSE, WE'RE ABOUT 80 PERCENT OF THE JAIL POPULATION AND THAT CREATES A PROBLEM FOR ME BECAUSE I REALIZE THAT THERE IS A REASON FOR THAT AND WE NEED TO ADDRESS THAT REASON.))
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((JENNIFER WISHON/REPORTING: THE GROUPS FEEL THE CITY'S RACIAL PROBLEM IS BEING IGNORED SO MUCH THEY'VE CONTACTED THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT AND ARE REQUESTING A FEDERAL INVESTIGATION OF THE ROANOKE CITY POLICE.))
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[IN Q=We was hoping when]
((CARL TINSLEY: WE WAS HOPING WHEN YOU HAVE A BLACK POLICE CHIEF THAT CERTAINLY THAT WOULD MAKE THINGS A LITTLE BETTER IN OUR CITY AND CERTAINLY A LOT OF THE THINGS THAT GO ON WOULD STOP. BUT I THINK THEY'VE GOTTEN WORSE RATHER THAN STOPPED.))
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And before anything improves, they say city leaders have to admit there's a problem.
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[IN Q=Everybody sees gangs]
((PERNELLER CHUBB-WILSON: EVERYBODY SEE GANGS BUT ROANOKE. THEY'VE SEEN IT IN DANVILLE THEY'VE SEEN IT IN LYNCHBURG, THEY SEE IT IN THE TIDEWATER REGION, EVERYWHERE BUT ROANOKE AND IT'S RIGHT HERE AND WE'RE SLEEPING.))
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The SCLC says Thursday's shooting that killed one man and injured two others was gang related. Mayor Ralph Smith agrees Roanoke has a problem with violence, but says he's not sure it's because of gangs.
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((RALPH SMITH: I MUST AGREE THAT WE HAVE A PROBLEM AND WHAT I HAVE REFERED TO IS A MURDER EPIDEMIC. MURDERS HAVE JUST BEEN OUT OF CONTROL. ONE MURDER IS OUT OF CONTROL, BUT WE HAVE WAY TOO MANY THIS YEAR. WE NEED TO LOOK AT THE FACE OF THAT PROBLEM.))
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One of many problems members of the black community are hoping they can help solve. Jennifer Wishon, News 7, Roanoke.))
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A spokeswoman for Roanoke City Police said the department had no comment on today's prayer march, but citizens can approach the department with complaints at any time.

[Iraq-Latest]

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Another American soldier was killed in Iraq today. The military says the soldier from the First Infantry Division was hit by small arms fire while guarding a bank in Baghdad.
[GRAPHIC=Latest developments]
Meanwhile, troops in Iraq have ended two major operations designed to find Saddam loyalists and those responsible for attacks on U-S troops. More than 12-hundred people are in custody, but none is from the 55 most wanted list.
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Troops on night patrol are using a new tactic in an effort to prevent ambush attacks. They are using pre-recorded audio effects that simulate the sound of tanks rolling through city streets.
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((THOMAS DELUCCTA/315TH PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS COMPANY-IT'S WHAT WE CALL A DECEPTION OPERATION AND IT ALLOWS US TO BECOME A MULTIPLIER, SO INSTEAD OF HAVING ONE TANK OR TWO TANKS IT SOUNDS LIKE WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF TANKS ))
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Hundreds of Iraqis turned up at a recruitment center for the new Iraqi army to pick up information and enlistment forms. Many of those who showed up today were just looking for a job.
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[Kelly]

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A former U-N weapons inspector has killed himself, and some blame British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
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[SUPER=03-Wantage, England; ]
David Kelly's body was found yesterday, and police say he apparently killed himself by slashing his left wrist. Kelly was suspected of being the source behind reports that the British government hyped information on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction -- to justify going to war in Iraq. The controversy about whether the government was honest in its Iraq intelligence briefings has engulfed Blair's government.
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[Baghdad-Zoo]

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There was some peace in the middle of Iraq's capital while violence was all around. Today, Iraqi and U-S officials reopened the Baghdad Zoo.
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It is the first time the zoo has been open to the public since it was nearly destroyed during the U-S led war on Iraq.
The park was a major battlefield when combat broke out in March.
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[IN Q=A BATTLE WAS ]
((LAWRENCE ANTHONY/SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE PARK-A BATTLE WAS FOUGHT HERE. I CAN TELL YOU THAT 5,000 GUNS WERE TAKEN OUT OF THE ZOO AND PARK AFTER THE BATTLE AND FIVE TONNES OF MILITARY EQUIPMENT. SO IT WAS A WAR ZONE, THE TANKS WERE MOVING BETWEEN AGES DURING THE WAR))
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The Baghdad Zoo was once the largest in the Middle East with 450 animals from all over the world. But many of the animals were killed in massive U-S bombing, carried off by looters, or eaten by Iraqis impoverished by 12 years of economic sanctions. Now just 80 animals are on display, but it was enough to impress the first visitors.
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[ANCHOR=Teresa]
[WRITER=rle]
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Still to come on the newscast, visitors return to the marketplace where 10 people were killed when a car went careening out of control,
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and we'll take you out to the old ball game, where for a little while, pop flies gave way to one man popping the big question.
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[Market-Reopens]

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The Santa Monica farmers market in California reopened today, less than a week after an elderly man smashed through killing ten people.
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There were signs at each end of the market letting drivers know the road was closed. Farmers, vendors and customers showed up--many leaving mementos behind at a makeshift memorial.
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[IN Q=I THINK LIFE ]
((I THINK LIFE GOES ON. MERCHANTS ARE BACK AND PEOPLE ARE COMING BACK TO SHOP AND I THINK THAT IS A GOOD THING))
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86- year old Russell Weller careened through the market on Wednesday, killing 10 people and injuring dozens more. Police are investigating whether Weller had been involved in a hit and run only moments before driving through the market.
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[VIN-Etching]

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Roanoke County Police hope a new program will turn up the HEAT on car theives.
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HEAT stands for "help eliminate auto theft" and today county police provided free VIN etching at Tanglewood Mall. VIN numbers are permanently etched onto the glass of an automobile using a chemical. This deters thieves because in order to change the identity of a vehicle they have to replace the glass, which is costly. Speaking of money-- car theft is the most expensive property crime in Virginia and often leads to violence.
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((RANDY BEESON/VIRGINIA STATE POLICE: CAR THEFT IS RELATED TO SO MANY OTHER CRIMES. THE REASON THEY STEAL VEHICLES IS TO COMMIT OTHER CRIMES, TRANSPORT DRUGS. BECAUSE THEY KNOW THAT IS THEY'RE USING SOMEBODY ELSE'S VEHICLE AND THE POLICE HAPPEN TO GET BEHIND THEM AND GET INTO AN ATTEMPT TO APPREHEND THEM, IF THEY BAIL OUT AND RUN THE CAR IS NOT TIED TO THEM.))
[SUPER=01-Randy Beeson/Virginia State Police Special Agent;]
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Beeson says it could take up to 30 days to replace a stolen car with full coverage insurance. HEAT was started in 1991 and since then car thefts have dropped 25- percent.
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Up next on the newscast, thousands celebrate the birthday of the grandest park of them all,
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plus, its owner says it's ugly, but it's also worth a mint. We'll explain in just a few minutes.
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[Central-Park]

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New Yorkers turned out today to celebrate the birthday of a beloved city landmark. The green refuge created in an urban jungle by Frederick Law Olmstead has just reached 150 years old. Jeff Berardelli takes a look what makes New York's Central Park so special.
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[OUT Q=turn back the clock.]

[Ugly-Painting]

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Imagine being able to turn five bucks into 25 million without any work what so ever?
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That's exactly what retired truck driver Teri Horton has done. She bought a painting she thought was worthless from a thrift store for five dollars back in 19-92. After showing it to an art-teacher friend, she learned the painting could be a long-lost Jackson Pollock piece worth 20 to 25 million dollars.
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((TERI HORTON/PAINTING OWNER-I'M THINKING HOW COULD THE LORD POSSIBLY BLESS ME WITH THIS, HE MUST HAVE A PLAN FOR ME TO DO SOMETHING SPECIAL WITH THE MONEY, THAT'S ALL I CAN THINK OF.))
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Since that time forensic art tests and D-N-A have confirmed the painting is authentic. Jackson Pollock's brother lived in the area and may have given away some paintings, which might explain how it ended up at this thrift store. Horton says the painting is ugly--and is not shy about her plans to sell it and collect a fortune.
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[S-AVS]

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The Avalanche looked to get back on top of the Southern Divison with its 15th win of the season, but the Blue Rocks were in the way.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Salem/Blue Rocks vs. Avalanche; :00]

Ok so the night wasn't ALL about tension and competiton, there was fun to be had.
Wilmington's Ruben Gotay singles up the middle and that plates a run from third and the Blue Rocks are up 2-zip. Not for long.
[SUPER=37-Wilmington/3/Salem/4;]In the third inning, Todd Self connects on the two bagger to the right field wall an
d MIke Rodriquez is gonna come on down. 2-2.
Also in the third, Hector Gimenez singles to right, scoring a run and the game winner, AVS win 4-3.
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[S-British]

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Denmark's Thomas Bjorn (byorn) is the leader after three rounds at the British Open.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Sandwich, England]

Bjorn fired a 2-under-par 69 today to take the lead and is at 1-under-par for the tournament. Second-round leader Davis Love the Third shot a 1-over-par 72 today and sits alone in second place. Tiger Woods is among the five players two strokes off the lead. Tiger fired a 69 today.
[SUPER=03-New Rochelle, NY/NBC;]
Meg Mallon and Hee-Won Han share a five-stroke lead over Cindy Figg-Currier going into tomorrow's final round of the L-P-G-A Big Apple Classic north of New York City.
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[S-Games]

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Two three stops on our Commonwealth Games tour today.
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[SUPER=03-Salem; :00]

Lets first head over to West Salem Elementary school for the Karate segment of the Games. Athletes of all ages competed. The numbers are down about 25 percent in large part because many of these athletes are in service. The open tournament highlights all styles and systems.
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[SUPER=01-Diana Jones/Karate Competitor; :00]
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[OUT Q=.....separate categories"]
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Over at Hollins University, the boys high school lacrosse commonwealth games competition took center stage. This is the 13th year of lacrosse in the games and these teams from the Roanoke Valley have a chance to play against the best from all over the state.
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[SUPER=01-Jarrott Brogdon/Games Lacrosse Coordinator; :00]
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[S-Archer]

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Wheter or not he takes home the gold, silver or bronze, commonwealth games competitor Bob Gillbaugh has already proved his medal.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke Co.; :00]

Gillbaugh is competing in the archery division and he has been a parapalegic since 1999 when he was injured on the job. He first played wheel chair basketball before his better half gave him some wisdom.
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[OUT Q=.....try archery"]
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Bob competes in 35 archery tournaments a year and this is his first commonwealth games. He practices about four to six hours a day and does it for the love of the sport.
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[SUPER=01-Giles Gilley/Commonwealth Games Archer Director; :25]
[SUPER=01-Bob Czaplick/Commonwealth Games Archer Competitor; :39]
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[OUT Q=..stay postive"]
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[S-Camp]

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Virginia Tech wrapped up it summer football camp this week.
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[SUPER=03-Blacksburg; :00]
More than 600 young men from as far away as Wisconsin traveled to Blacksburg to take part in the camp. But perhaps, no school got more out of the camp than Amherst County. Lancers' Head Coach Scott Abell brought 49 of his players to camp this week.
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The Lancers not only picked up some tips and improved their skills, but they also had a chance to come together as a team this week.
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[S-Wrestle]

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Across from the football fields, 30 high school wrestlers are working torwards the ASICS Junior and Cadets National Championship.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Blacksburg; :00]

These wrestlers are training at Tech's Rector Field House. The Micheal Jordan of wrestling, Dan Gable was on hand with his former Iowa wrestler , and assistant coach Keith Mourlam to provide a clinic. Christiansburg's BJ Compton and Jackie Tony, who have four state titles between them, hope to place in the national freestyle and Greco Roman nationals.
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[S-Busch]

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[GRAPHIC=NASCAR]

The Craftsman Truck Series Dodge Dealers Ram Tough 200 is still runing at Gateway International Raceway in St. Louis. Jon Wood qualified seventh and but was out of the top 10 at lap 135. The Busch Series New England 200 ran today.
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[SUPER=03-Loudon, NH/TNT; :00]

And this race was all Kevin Harvick. Harvick, who sat on the pole, led 152 of the 200 laps, but David Green would pass him late in the race and Green wins his second race of the year and seventh of his career.
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[OUT Q=this ones for you Adam"]
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[Baseball-Proposal]

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At the Salem Avalanche game tonight, the players weren't the only ones hoping they wouldn't strike out.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Salem;]
Announcer Todd Langham had something up his sleeve when he set out for the the night's sixth inning trivia contest. He had conspired with Steve Wilson of Rocky Mount, who had a question of his own.
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[SOT 8:05:28]
[IN Q=I'm asking you now]
((I'M ASKING YOU NOW HONEY, WOULD YOU BE MY WIFE? OH MY GOSH, YES!))
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It was Angel's first baseball game, and she didn't suspect a thing.
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[SOT 10:21:13]
[IN Q=We came out here]
((ANGEL: WE CAME OUT HERE AND WATCH THE GAME AND THEN THEY ASKED ME THE TRIVIA QUESTION AND I THOUGHT OKAY, I HOPE IT'S AN EASY ONE. THANK GOODNESS IT WAS.))
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The two have been dating since December and say it was love at first *touch* Both Steve and Angel are blind. They say they'll spend the next few days setting a wedding date. (------------)