WDBJ 7 news at 6 for 07/15/04

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Formal approval of a new direction for Interstate 73.
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And a federal judge passes judgment on a new state law governing nudist camps for kids.
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Tonight on News 7 sports Dot Bolling rolls to the City County title. 10 thousand athletes and their families are headed to the valley for the Commonwealth Games,
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and Terry Holland is leaving UVa after 25 of service at the University.
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Very simple forecast for now as humidity and temperatures drop to the low side for this time of year.
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News 7 is next.
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Proposed changes to the route of Interstate 73 get a green light from the State.
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The project now lies in the hands of the federal government.
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Good evening, I'm Shannon Young.
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And I'm Ketih Humphry.
[I-73]
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Members of the Commonwealth Transportation Board today voted unanimously to alter the path of Interstate 73.
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A new route was drawn about four months ago to avoid a Southeast Roanoke neighborhood after it received a historic designation. The project has generated controversy among affected communities, but [***I-73 IN MONITOR***]
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as Jennifer Wishon reports the public comment period is now over. Keith and Shannon V-DOT will now forward the final environmental impact statement to the Federal Highway Administration.
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The board will then make a decision on whether or not to proceed with the project.
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The route originally proposed for I- 73 went through Southeast Roanoke. The new route concerns a 12 mile stretch that will now follow Route 220 through the Clearbrook area of Roanoke County.
V-DOT officials say today's decision comes after an extensive environmental study of the highway's impact, but it's still not a done deal.
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((LAURA BULLOCK: THIS IS A MILESTONE IN THE DEVELOPMENT IN THE I-73 STUDY, BUT REALLY THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP IS YET TO COME AND THAT'S THE RECORD OF DECISION FROM THE FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION. NOW THAT WE'VE GOT A LOCATION WE CAN GO TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND ASK THEM TO APPROVE OUR DOCUMENTATION.))
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More than 300 people turned out to two public meetings after the new plans were released last month. V-Dot officials say more than 90- percent of the people who attended those meetings understood the need for the change.
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The Federal Highway Administration can take as long as it wants to review the state's proposal, officials estimate it will be late this year or early next year before a decision is made.
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Keith and Shannon if the project is approved construction will begin as soon as funding becomes available.

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Pittsylvania County authorities are involved in a standoff at this hour.
Officials believe a man is holding a woman at gunpoint in the Berry Hill section of the county.
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That's a few miles west of Danville, close to the North Carolina border.
State Police are also on the scene.
The standoff started around 4:30 this afternoon.
We have a crew on the way and we'll have more as it becomes available.
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A man was killed in a head-on collision in Franklin County this morning.
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The accident happened around 8-AM on Route 122 near Burnt Chimney. Police say 52 year old Roy Nininger of Moneta was driving his Lincoln Towncar when he crossed the center lines. He was hit head on by 18 year old Paul Morra of Salem. Nininger was pronounced dead at the scene. Morra was flown to Roanoke Memorial Hospital where he is in good condition. State Police blocked off 122 for hours while they investigated the accident. The occupants of another vehicle involved in the crash were not injured.
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An accident on Interstate 81 in Botetourt County backed up southbound traffic for a couple miles this afternoon. State police say it happened about 4:15 as a tractor trailer merged into traffic from the weigh station. A nearby pickup truck hauling a camper then got wedged between that tractor trailer and another, causing it to sway and flip over. One female passenger suffered minor injuries. All lanes are now open.
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Investigators are still trying to figure out what caused a fire this morning at a major car dealership in Christiansburg.
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A motorist on Interstate 81 spotted heavy smoke over the Shelor Motor Mile Service building around four o'clock this morning. The fire started inside the garage in a Volkswagen Jetta and quickly spread to two other cars. Damage is estimated to be in the thousands. State troopers and Christiansburg police are handling the investigation.
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[Nudist-camp]

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Their clothes will still be coming off but now their parents will be there.
A federal judge today ruled that Virginia's only nudist camp for children must follow a new state law requiring campers to be accompanied by their parent or guardian.
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Meghan Muldoon has already visited the camp once. She's back with the latest wrinkle in the story.
Shannon, this was the first legal challenge to the new law targeting nudist camp for teens.
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The General Assembly passed the law to protect children attending the nudist camp.
But supporters say the camp should be treated like any other.
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The owner of the state's only nudist camp for children says that Virginia's new law is hurting attendance at the annual week long camp.
He says most parents can't take off a week and a half to attend the camp with their children.
He is seeking to temporarily block the new regulation, arguing that concerns about the camp attracting pedophiles is unfounded.
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But a federal judge disagrees and ruled that the state was justified in requiring extra protection for children who sit around the campfire in the nude.
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((TIM MURTAGH/ATTORNEY GENERAL'S PRESS SECRETARY: IF YOU LOOK AT WHAT GOES ON AT BOY SCOUT CAMPS YOU'RE GOING TO SEE ARCHERY, HIKING TRAILS WHEN WE'RE TALKING ABOUT THIS PLACE THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT PUDDING FIGHTS SO I DON'T THINK YOU CAN REASONABLY SAY IT'S THE SAME THING. :59)) [RUNS:14]
A lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the law is still pending.
The A-C-L-U says they are not only fighting the legal system but the public's attitude toward nudity.
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((REBECCA GLENBERG/ACLU OF VA: PART OF THE EFFORT OF THIS CASE WILL BE TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THIS KIND OF CAMP, SOCIAL NUDISM. THIS IS JUST A CULTURAL DECISION IT'S NOT HARMFUL FOR KIDS.)) [RUNS:18]

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((BOB ROCHE/NUDE CAMPGOUND OWNER: IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT REALLY HAPPENS THERE COME DOWN AND WE'LL SHOW. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED. IT'S A BIG MISCONCEPTION WHAT WE'RE ALL ABOUT.)) [RUNS:07]))
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The camp will take place as scheduled the last week of July.
Last year 30 campers attended,
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this year there will only be 11.

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Still ahead on News 7... more kids are back in school for the summer.
But the reason may surprise you.
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Plus the road's a little rough in one Lynchburg neighborhood... and that's exactly the way residents want it.
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[Summer-School]
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Students used to sing "no more teachers, no more books.." as they ran out the doors on the last day of school.
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But those days seem to have changed.
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Susan Bahorich tells us more and more students are heading back to class for the summer.
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June signaled the beginning of summer and vacation for most teachers, but Cathy Horn's work has just begun...
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These rising first graders are some of the 95 Craig County students who headed back to the classroom this summer- a move which Horn says will pay off in the next school year.

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((CATHY HORN, CRAIG COUNTY TEACHER: WHAT IT DOES IS PREPARE THEM WITH THEIR READING PROGRAM COMING UP HELPING WITH THEIR SOUNDS, THEIR LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT 'CAUSE LOT OF KIDS NEED TO LEARN TO EXPRESS THEMSELVES.)) [RUNS:10]
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In the past, the student who have filled these rooms were failing or hadn't done well in their classes.
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Since the new millenium, Craig County's summer school numbers have fluctuated. Initially administrators thought it due to Virginia's Standards of Learning tests, but as test scores continue to improve in the region, administrators started to rethink their assessment.

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((SUSAN BAHORICH, REPORTING: OF THE 95 STUDENTS WHO ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL HERE IN CRAIG COUNTY, ADMINISTRATORS SAY NEARLY HALF OF THEM ARE HERE BECAUSE THEY WANT TO BE...)) [RUNS:07]
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((DR. ROSE MARTIN, CRAIG CO. SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: WE'RE TRYING TO CHANGE THE WAY WE THINK OF SUMMER SCHOOL -AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONTINUE LEARNING- MAYBE AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE OR TAKE CLASSES YOU HAVEN'T BEFORE..)) [RUNS:10]
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Martin says its a decision which varies with the student...
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((E IS 4, SO BY ORDER OF OPERATIONS WHAT COMES FIRST?)) [RUNS:06]
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.. but the smaller classes and more relaxed atmosphere helps some kids get a better grasp of the material. Susan Bahorich, News 7, Craig County.))

[Marcus-Vick]

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Election day is keeping Marcus Vick from his November court date.
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According to the Montgomery County Commonwealth's Attorney, the state constitution does not allow a judge to set a trial on a day when Virginians go the polls. The suspended Hokie quarterback was supposed to be re-tried on November first and second on charges he served alcohol to minors. Vick, running back Mike Imoh and wide receiver Brenden Hill were all convicted in juvenile court and sentenced to jail time and fines. It now looks like Vick and Hill will each have separate trials in October and Imoh's case will be heard in September.

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[Tech-Dairy]

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A minor Salmonella outbreak is forcing Virginia Tech to move the grand opening of a new dairy facility.
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Four cows in the dairy herd are sick from the bacteria. Tomorrow is the grand opening ceremony for a new, 5-point-3 million dollar state of the art dairy center. Officials say they decided to move the ceremony as a precaution, but that there is little risk to humans.
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((CHARLES MILLER: SOM. IS PRESENT IN THE ENVIRONMENT. SO JUST AS A PRECAUTION WE DO NOT WANT TO BRING PEOPLE INTO THE DAIRY WHERE THE COWS ARE.))
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The ceremony will now be held at 1:00 in the afternoon at the Alphin-Stuart Livestock Arena on Plantation road in Blacksburg. The building is right across from the new dairy center.
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[Stocks]

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Investors took to the sidelines today. [TAKE DOW & NASDAQ PAGE]
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The DOW lost 46 points.
NASDAQ fell two.
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When citizens want to make big changes in their neighborhood, they often 'take to the streets'..
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..and that certainly was the case today in Lynchburg in the Daniel's Hill Historic District.
City work crews and dozens of volunteers spent the day tearing up 80 years worth of blacktop from Cabell (CAB-uhl) Street to reveal the original brick pavers underneath.
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((CRAIG OLEINIK/DANIEL'S HILL RESIDENT: THE EFFORT THAT EVERYBODY'S PUTTING FORTH TO REALLY TURN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD AROUND. IT'S BEEN A DREAM OF MINE TO SEE THIS NEIGHBORHOOD BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE AND TO HELP PROMOTE TOURISM TO LYNCHBURG FROM DOWNTOWN ALL THE WAY UP CABELL STREET, TO SEE THIS NEIGHBORHOOD TRANSFORMED BACK INTO WHAT IT ONCE WAS.))
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Grant money is helping pay for the improvements that will include new streetlights, benches and landscaping.
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[Sports Tease]

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Coming up tonight on News 7 Sports - Terry Holland is leaving UVa, the Commonwealth Games are ready to roll,
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and Dot Bolling takes care of business in Botetourt winning her 13th city county golf title.
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We begin tonight with news that Terry Holland is leaving the University of Virginia.
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Holland, who first arrived at UVa as head men's basketball coach on April first of 1974, and later returned to the University as athletic director, is stepping down from his current position as special assistant to the President. The Virginia Gentleman remains the winningest coach in men's hoop history, and as athletic director he oversaw the expansion of Scott Stadium. He has most recently been a fundraiser. No word on why he's leaving at this time.
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[S-Golf]

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The Women's City-County Golf Championship wrapped up today with the third and final round at the Botetourt Country Club. And Travis Wells says the more things change the more they stay the same.
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((After two days of sweltering heat, cooler, gusty conditions greeted the golfers for Thursday's final round, which for Dot Bolling turned into a breeze.
Cathi Carter started the day 3 shots back of Bolling, but Carter had putter trouble most of the day, ballooning to a final round 84 to finish fifth.
Defending champ Meg Davies, also struggled to score on the hard, dry par 71 layout. The JMU senior carded a 79 to grab third.
And not even a third straight round in the 70's could enable Sara Cole to catch Bolling. Cole came home second after a 78, 6 shots back of Bolling. With 12 pars and 6 bogeys, Dot's round of 77 wasn't spectacular, much like her ho-hum reaction to winning another trophy.
Dot: Sara: Travis: Meg: Marilyn: Cathi:
Countryside won the team title over Hidden Valley. At the Botetourt Country Club. Travis Wells, News 7 Sports.))

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The weather was pleasant today at Royal Troon as the British open began with some spectacular efforts.
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Tiger Woods and John Daly both shot one under par rounds of 70 today. Check out Daly's pitch from the short rough onto the green and into the hole. But big John couldn't claim shot of the day honors. That award went to Ernie Els - who on the par three eighth hole bounces one twice on the green and drops in for a hole in one. Thomas Lavet (LUH-VAY) and Paul Casey share the lead at five under par.
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[S-Games]

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The Commonwealth Games kick into overdrive tomorrow as nearly 10 thousand athletes arrive in the area for three days of non-stop competition.
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Games' director Pete Lampman and his staff were busy today getting set for tomorrow night opening ceremonies and the arrival of the athletes and coaches.
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[Service-Award]
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The White House honored DOZENS of New River Valley Senior Citizens today.
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61 people to be exact, were honored in Montgomery County this afternoon for volunteering. They were some of the first ever recipients of President George Bush's Volunteer Service Award. The award is given to older Americans who donated at least one-hundred of their time last year. Some went above and beyond-- eleven of today's honorees put in more than four-thousand hours each.
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((CONNIE HITE: I ENJOY ESPECIALLY THE ADULT DAY CARE CENTER AT TECH . THEN WE GO TO THE REST HOMES FOR BIRTHDAY PARTIES. AND SEE THEIR LITTLE EYES LIGHT UP WHEN YOU SET THAT CAKE IN FRONT OF THEM. IT'S SUCH A SMALL TREAT AND SUCH A BIG THING TO THEM.))
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Many of the volunteers told us today's award was nice... but the REAL reward is donating your time.
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