WDBJ 7 news at 6 for 07/19/04

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If the last city council election was a referendum on Victory stadium, when can voters expect the results?
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And it just *looks* like an auto graveyard. Behind this virtual- auction auto- salvage yard, wrecked vehicles assume new lives.
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In sports, the former Lakers and Bulls sports psychologist speaks to Glenvar's girls basketball team, we will hit the links with Commonwealth Games golf
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and Dale Earnhradt Junior is out of the hospital after the scary, fire engulfed crash in Sonoma.
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Some drier weather moves in for the short term but the heat and humidity will quickly return. I'll have your hometown forecast.
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[ANCHOR=Keith 3-Shot]

News 7 is next.
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((I CONTINUE TO BE ABSOLUTELY STUNNED THAT MEMBERS OF COUNCIL DON'T THINK THAT THE PAST ELECTION WAS A REFERENDUM ON THE STADIUM.))
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Roanoke City Council considers the future of Victory Stadium.
But other options, including the controversial stadium amphitheater, remain on the table.
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[ANCHOR=Keith ]
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Good evening, I'm Keith Humphry. Shannon is off tonight.

[City-Council]

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Council members are now planning to appoint a citizens committee.
The new blue ribbon panel will consider the renovation of Victory Stadium, and the need for NEW athletic facilities. [***VICTORY STADIUM IN MONITOR***]
[DOUBLE BOXES=Keith & JOe /Newsroom]

But tonight, Joe Dashiell reports, council members remain deeply divided on the city's best option.
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Keith, while some members of council considered the May election to be a referendum on Victory Stadium, it's now clear that all of them do not agree.
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[SUPER=01-Sherman Lea/Roanoke City Council; :00]
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[SUPER=01-Rupert Cutler/Roanoke City Council; :31]
[SUPER=01-Rev. Nelson Harris/Roanoke Mayor; :58]
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((SHERMAN LEA: TO ME IS WAS CLEAR THE CITIZENS MADE IT CLEAR, WE WANT TO MAKE A DECISION ON VICTORY STADIUM AND LET OUR FOCUS BE ON VICTORY STADIUM AND NOT THESE OTHER ALTERNATIVES.))
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[OUT Q=and not these other alternatives.]
After city council put construction of a new stadium and amphitheater on hold, and voters elected two new council members in May, supporters of Victory Stadium renovation were hoping for more support at city hall.
But some members of council say they aren't ready to abandon the new facility that was planned for a site near the civic center.
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((HECK NO WE DON'T WANT TO WASTE ALL OF THE TIME MONEY INVESTMENT WE'VE ALREADY MADE IN THE WILLIAMSON ROAD ORANGE AVENUE SITE. THAT'S GOT TO BE AMONG THE ALTERNATIVES WE LOOK AT JUST AS INTENSIVELY AS WE LOOK AT VICTORY STADIUM.))
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Council will appoint a 14- member committee to consider the city's need for athletic facilities... while council members will study the need for an amphitheater or other entertainment venue.
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((ONE THING WE ALL AGREE ON THE ISSUE NEEDS TO BE RESOLVED, AND EVERYBODY MAY NOT GET EXACTLY WHAT THEY WANT BUT FRANKLY THERE ARE LARGER AND MORE IMPORTANT ISSUES TO THE FUTURE OF THIS CITY. ))
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[OUT Q=to the future of this city.]))
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[LIVE= JoeD /FULL Newsroom]

Other options raised today include the construction of new football stadiums at each of the high schools, a small one at Patrick Henry, and a larger facility at William Fleming that could handle regional playoff games...
But one council member warned that proposal will generate loud neighborhood opposition.
[DOUBLE BOXES=Keith & Joe /Newsroom]

So Keith, it appears we have many more months of study, and debate, ahead before the Victory Stadium issue will be resolved.

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The Wythe County men charged in the death of their mother were in court for the first time today.
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79 year old Elmer Crigger and his two sons, Daniel and Donald are all charged with abuse and neglect of an incapacitated adult. Two weeks ago deputies found 65 year old Esther Crigger dead at her home in Speedwell.
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Her left arm had been eaten to the bone by her dogs. The three men AND their brother Timothy are ALSO charged with animal cruelty. In Timothy's case, today the judge order the state to KEEP the dogs and try to find homes for them or euthanize them.

Timothy Crigger was also ordered to pay for the dogs' care and to never own another pet without court permission. All four are set for trial on the animal cruelty charges in August.
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Gang activity is a problem in almost every community in Virginia, including Roanoke...that's the finding from a state survey released today.
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The report shows that the number of gangs in Virginia is growing.
Attorney General Jerry Kilgore says many "homegrown" gangs as well as national ones are operating in Roanoke.
He says the region can no longer ignore the increasing gang activity.
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((ATTORNEY GENERAL JERRY KILGORE: EVERYONE KNOWS YOU HAVE TO ADMIT YOU HAVE A PROBLEM BEFORE YOU CAN DEAL EFFECTIVELY WITH THE PROBLEM. WE'RE HOPEFUL THAT ALL REGIONS OF THE COMMONWEALTH ONCE WE GIVE THEM THIS REPORT WILL RECOGNIZE THEY HAVE A GROWING GANG PROBLEM AND DEAL WITH IT.))
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Roanoke's police chief says his department is aware of groups that call themselves gangs. But he doesn't believe in giving them that label.
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((JOE GASKINS/ROANOKE POLICE CHIEF: BY GOING OUT AND CALLING THESE PEOPLE SOMETHING SPECIAL WE ENHANCE THEIR SELF-ESTEEM. THEY'RE CRIMINALS; THAT'S ENOUGH.))
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Gaskins says his department collects intelligence on these groups as part of its overall crime prevention efforts.

[L'burg-Gangs]

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Gang activity is nothing new in Lynchburg, where police have been dealing with gang-related crime for more than two years.
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Since the summer of 2002, Lynchburg police have been using different tactics to identify and arrest suspected gang members.
Authorities say they've had some success in curbing the rate of gang violence, but more work needs to be done.
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((CAPT. WAYNE DUFF/LYNCHBURG POLICE DEPT.: JUST BECAUSE THINGS MAY BE, FOR EXAMPLE CRIME IS DOWN NOW IN LYNCHBURG AND JUST BECAUSE THAT'S THE CASE WE CAN'T JUST STOP OUR ACTIVITIES. WE NEED TO STAY ON TOP OF IT AND THEN TRY TO STAY A LITTLE AHEAD OF THE CURVE. I THINK WE WERE SOMEWHAT REACTIVE TO THE VIOLENT CRIME SPREES WE WERE HAVING IN 2002 WHICH SPARKED US TO DO SOMETHING.))
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Duff says a number of Lynchburg government agencies are sharing information about potential gang problems.
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[Phone-Service]

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Roanoke officials are asking citizens to use their cell phones whenever possible, after an underground fire disrupted phone service to parts of Roanoke and Salem.
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There's no official word yet on how many customers are affected, but repair crews say it will number in the thousands.
The fire burned some underground cables in Salem, and gas in the conduit kept crews from quickly going down and beginning repair work. No word yet when service will be restored. Until it is, Roanoke is making emergency temporary cellphones available to the elderly and special needs citizens. They can obtain emergency cellphones by calling 9-1-1.
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[ANCHOR=Keith]
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School's out for summer... and that means construction crews are in.
We'll show you the work at one school when News 7 at Six returns.
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Plus seven drum and bugle corps are tuned up, and they're ready to rock the Summer Music Games tonight.
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[Car-Insurance]

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Industry insiders say four out of five vehicles for sale on the used-car market have been previously wrecked. In many cases it's just minor damage. Sometimes, though, they're salvaged vehicles that have been substantially rebuilt.
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[SUPER=01-Charles Lawson/86 Motors - Providence, NC; :27]
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(( This vehicle's been in an accident. But the man securing it on the rollback is more than a tow truck operator. Charles Lawson is a used car dealer from Providence, North Carolina. He and his son just bought eight wrecked vehicles from what appears to be a mammoth junk yard near Chatham. It's open only to dealers, and yet, even dealers are not allowed to go rummaging through the back lot. The Lawsons knew what they wanted to buy before they got here. They'd found it on the Internet. [9:22:30] ((WE MIGHT FIX IT. WE MIGHT SCRAP IT OUT. IT'S REALLY HARD TO SAY.)) [RUNS:04] If he doesn't repair it himself, Lawson says, he'll sell it to another dealer, let him fix it up for sale. [9:31:00] ((LIKE I JUST BOUGHT A '96 FORD TAURUS WITH 71,000 MILES. AND REALLY ALL IT NEEDS IS TWO DOORS.)) [RUNS:05] Lawson says the Taurus has a clean title. Its wreck history would show up only on a CarFax report. They drove it off the lot, though the driver had to use the passenger's side door (7:59:35) to get behind the wheel. [9:30] ((I PROBABLY GOT TWO VEHICLES OUT OF THE EIGHT THAT I BOUGHT THAT I'M GOING TO REPAIR. THE REST OF THEM... JUST BE... SELL PARTS.)) [RUNS:06] While Co-Part Auto Auction may look like a junk yard from a distance, it's actually a highly sophisticated multi-billion dollar, multi-national auto salvage company. This is one of more than 100 Co-Part lots in North America. It's a lucrative business, with a ready supply of wrecked vehicles going back into the market place. One car carrier came from Michigan to pick up a wrecked Hummer. It's headed for New Jersey to be shipped overseas to Germany. In Virginia there are three categories of damage. If a vehicle has less than 75% damage it gets a salvage certificate. Between 75 and 90%, it's labeled "salvage/re-built." Those words are supposed to be "branded" on the title. Anything more than 90% is considered non-repairable and is supposed to be sold for parts only. [Co-Part's Marilyn Worsham @9:06] ((YOU CAN PULL UP A CARFAX AND IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE LISTED AS ON FILE. THE INSURANCE COMPANY PUTS IT ON FILE.)) [RUNS:09] Co-Part is just a middle man. Insurance companies hold the title to all these vehicles until they're sold and the title is signed over to the dealer. Some dealers say claims adjusters tend to be inconsistent in their assessment of vehicular damage. [8:03:45] ((I'M TALKING ABOUT OBVIOUS DAMAGE. REAL BAD DAMAGE, HEAVY DAMAGE. AND IT'LL HAVE A CLEAR TITLE. AND THEN SOME WILL HAVE VERY MINOR DAMAGE, AND IT'LL HAVE A "SALVAGE" TITLE OR A "NON-REPAIRABLE" TITLE.)) [RUNS:10]
((I WOULD ALWAYS CHECK. But you're in the business. You would know enough to do that, right? THE AVERAGE PERSON BUYING A USED CAR, I WOULD HAVE IT INVESTIGATED BEFORE I BOUGHT SOMETHING THAT'S USED.)) [RUNS:12]))
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[ANCHOR=Keith]
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Tomorrow night on NEWS 7 at Six we'll visit a dealership that specializes in such cars, what the industry calls "claims recovery" vehicles.

[Monty-Wreck]

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Police have charged a West Virginia driver with the traffic death of a Salem man.
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40 year old Chad Price was killed when his pickup truck collided with a car on Route 460 west of Salem July 6th. Today, Roanoke County police charged 19 year old Stephen Edwards of Mullens, West Virginia, with reckless driving. Investigators say Edwards pulled into the path of Price's pickup.
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Lackluster earnings made for a lackluster day on Wall Street. [TAKE DOW & NASDAQ PAGE]
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The DOW lost 46 points.
NASDAQ was up a fraction.
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[Andrew-Lewis]

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Pens and pencils have been replaced by hammers and nails at one Salem School.
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The renovation project at Andrew Lewis Middle School is in full swing with school out for the summer.
Workers have been concentrating their efforts in front of the building.
The 15-million dollar project was expected to take two years but administrators are happy with the latest progress report.
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((WAYNE TRIPP/SALEM'S SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: AT THIS POINT WE'RE WELL AHEAD OF SCHEDULE. WE EXPECT TO BE FINISHED WITH THE PROJECT BY AROUND THANKSGIVING. ORIGINALLY HADN'T THOUGHT WE WOULD BE FINISHED UNTIL MAY OF 05 SO WE'RE WELL SATISFIED WHERE WE'RE AT RIGHT NOW.))
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Crews have already completed the expansion in back of the school.
That has added twenty six classrooms including twelve science labs, a new cafeteria, and a new coat of paint in the gym.
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[Brackman-Cup]

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Some area teachers are giving cops high marks for community involvement and for rescuing a piece of community pride.
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The local chapter of the Virginia Education Association presented the Alleghany County Sheriff's Department with the Whole Village award. Teachers wanted to thank deputies for recovering the Brackman Cup and for their partnership within the community. A 250-dollar check was also awarded to the Alleghany Crime Stoppers.
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Dale Earnhardt junior is released today from the hospital, a the former sports psychologist for the Bulls and Lakers speaks at Glenvar
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and Commonwealth Games golf tees it up over at Hanging Rock golf course.
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[S-Dale]

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Dale Earnhardt Junior is out of a Sacramento, California hospital after a frightening crash over the weekend. A spokesman for Dale Earnhardt Incorporated says Earnhardt will race in this weekend's race at New Hampshire International Speedway.
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[SUPER=03-Sonoma, CA/Speed Channel; :00]
Earnhardt was released today, one day after being burned on the face and legs following a crash during a warm-up for an American Le Mans Series race at Sonoma, California. Earnhardt's Chevrolet Corvette hit a barrier in turn eight and his car burst in to flames.
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A hospital statement says Earnhardt was treated for second-degree burns on the insides of both legs and on his chin, burns that covered about six percent of his body. But the pain he caused his fans seems worse for junior.
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[S-Points]

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Riders in the Tour de France were off today and Lance Armstrong is still 22 seconds behind the leader.
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The 15th stage of the tour's 20 stages is tomorrow, and it's the first of three stages to take place in the Alps.
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On to golf. The huge lead Tiger Woods had in the world golf rankings two years ago continues to get trimmed. Ernie Els remains second behind Woods, but the gap in the complicated points system is narrowing. Woods leads 12.24 and Els is at 11.30.
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[S-Sports]

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Michael Jordan credits him for part of his success, Scottie Pippen said he helped him with mental toughness, Shaquille O'Neal says he was the Lakers secret weapon and Kobe Bryant says George Mumford helped him with pressure.
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Mumford is now the sports Psychologist for the soonto be ACC Boston College Eagles.
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Over the weekend, the former Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers sports psychologist spoke to the Glenvar girls basketball team. Mumford also addressed whether or not big time college atheltes are getting into more trouble of late. He spoke in general terms and did not address anyone specifically.
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[S-Games]

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The first round of the Commonwealth Games golf tournament got underway at Hanging Rock today.
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Fifty one junior golfers made up of boys ages 11-to-18 and girls 18 and under came out from across the state to tee it up starting at 11:30 this morning. The tournament consists of 2 days of stroke play. The golfers will play again Tuesday starting at 11:30 before medals will be presented in each of the 5 divisions.
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[Music-Games]

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There will be plenty of noise in Salem tonight but it should be music to your ears.
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The Summer Music Games returns for its 17th year in Salem.
This year's event features seven drum and bugle corps, some of which are considered the best in the country.
Two Salem High School graduates are honored to be a part of it.
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((BRANDON DAVIS/CAPITAL REGIMENT MEMBER: IT'S REALLY AN INCREDIBLE EXPERIENCE ESPECIALLY FOR THE CROWD AND EVEN BETTER ON THE FIELD LOOKING UP, THE WHOLE CROWD IS GOING WILD IT'S JUST REALLY NICE.)) ((MATT HARTWELL/CAPITAL REGIMENT MEMBER: WE TRAVEL A LOT. BUSES DON'T WORK A LOT. WE GET MINIMUM FOOD, NOT A LOT OF SLEEP, AND WE WORK OUR TAILS OFF IN HOT SUN. BUT IT'S WORTH IT.))
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More than four thousand people are expected.
They'll strike up the band at 7:30 at Salem Stadium.
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