WDBJ 7 news at 11 for 10/22/04

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Coming up on News 7-
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Local congressional candidates square off in the only debate of their campaign. Plus, three people are still hosptialized after a wreck on Interstate 81 that's just recently been cleared. And rather than steal a woman's identity, a burglar in Georgia simply moved into her life.
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News 7 is next.

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The candidates in Virginia's Ninth Congressional District face off in the only televised debate of this campaign.
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Good evening, I'm Shannon Young.

[Debate]

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Former NASCAR executive Kevin Triplett says he's revved up about going to Washington.
But he must first beat Congressman Rick Boucher who's held the seat for twenty two years.
Tonight, those two along with independent candidate Seth Davis debated here at WDBJ-TV. [TAKE CAMPAIGN 2004 IN BAM]
[DOUBLE BOXES=Shannon / Justin IN PULPIT]

Justin McLeod is here now to wrap up the meeting. Justin were there any surprises?
Shannon, not really, in fact it was really tame.
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It was an issue oriented debate that covered a lot of territory without any major clashes.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke/WDBJ Studios; :00]
[SUPER=01-Rep. Rick Boucher/(D) Candidate for Congress; :14]
[SUPER=01-Kevin Triplett/(R) Candidate for Congress; :25]
[SUPER=01-Seth Davis/(I) Candidate for Congress; :45]
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((((NAT SOUND OF KEITH INTRODUCING THE CANDIDATES))
In a debate that lasted 60 minutes, the candidates touched on a number of issues.
First up? Jobs.
[SOT 12:49]
[IN Q=We've reduced]
((REP. RICK BOUCHER/(D) CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS: WE'VE REDUCED SINCE I TOOK OFFICE THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FROM 12.2% WHERE IT STOOD IN 1982 TO 4.6% WHERE IT STOOD IN AUGUST OF THIS YEAR.))
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[OUT Q=OF THIS YEAR]
[SOT 13:53]
[IN Q=One of the things]
((KEVIN TRIPLETT/(R) CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS: ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE ARE CONCERNED ABOUT IS A POVERTY LEVEL THAT HAS INCREASED OVER THE LAST 22 YEARS IN THE NINTH DISTRICT, IT IS AT IT'S HIGHEST LEVEL.))
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[OUT Q=HIGHEST LEVEL]

Several of the questions centered around the war on terrorism, specifically if each candidate would vote to renew parts of the Patriot Act.
[SOT 22:14]
[IN Q=I would help renew]
((KEVIN TRIPLETT/(R) CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS: I WOULD HELP RENEW THAT BECAUSE IT HAS HELPED MADE US A SAFER COUNTRY.))

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[SOT 22:44]
[IN Q=People can wire tap]
((SETH DAVIS/(I) CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS: PEOPLE CAN WIRE TAP ME ALL THEY WANT I HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE AND I THINK THE INTENT OF THE LAW WAS TO HELP AND PROSECUTE TERRORISTS.))
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[IN Q=The ability of]
((REP. RICK BOUCHER: THE ABILITY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT TO GO INTO A LIBRARY OR BOOK STORE AND GET THE READING HABITS OF AN INDIVIDUAL WITHOUT EVEN SHOWING THAT INDIVIDUAL IS THE TARGET OF AN INVESTIGATION MUCH LESS HAVING TO GET A WARRANT BASED ON PROBABLE CAUSE IS INAPPROPRIATE.))
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The candidates also differed when it came to moral issues.
Questions were asked about stem cell research and prayer in schools.
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[IN Q=During the 1980's]
((REP. RICK BOUCHER/(D) CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS: IN THE 1980'S I WAS ONE OF THE PRINCIPLE SUPPORTERS OF THE LAW THAT STUDENTS MUST HAVE THE RIGHT TO ENGAGE VOLUNTARY PRAYER ON SCHOOL PREMISES DURING NON INSTRUCTIONAL HOURS.))
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((KEVIN TRIPLETT/(R) CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS: I THINK THAT PRAYER IN SCHOOL IS ESSENTIAL. I THINK IF YOU LOOK AT A LOT OF THE ISSUE IN SCHOOLS IT'S BECAUSE OF A LACK OF A PRAYER.))
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[OUT Q=LACK OF A PRAYER]

The only heated exchange came when the incumbent accused Triplett of negative campaigning. (50:55)
The Republican candidate has put a mailing accusing Boucher of being a hypocrite. (51:45)
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[IN Q=What we're talking]
((KEVIN TRIPLETT/(R) CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS: WHAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT IS NOT BEING STRAIGHT WITH THE VOTING PUBLIC SAYING ONE THING WHEN YOU'RE AT HOME IN THE DISTRICT AT RALLY'S AND THEN GOING TO WASHINGTON AND VOTING ANOTHER WAY.))
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((REP. RICK BOUCHER/(D) CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS: THAT SIMPLY POINTS OUT THE FACT THE MAILING IS VERY DECEPTIVE AND I THINK IT HAS NO PLACE IN A RESPONSIBLE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN.))
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The candidates supported the party line on a number of issues.
For example, Boucher supports all stem cell research, Triplett is against embryonic stem cell research.
[DOUBLE BOXES=Shannon / Justin IN PULPIT]

Shannon, there were two issues all three candidates agreed on, they support equal pay for women and are against gay marriage.

[Morris-Debate]

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And joining us now to dissect tonight's debate is Doctor Tom Morris, political analyst and President of Emory and Henry College.
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[Boty-Wreck]

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Interstate 81 is now open after a messy wreck today.
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State police say diesel fuel on the road caused a tractor trailer to jack-knife near the Buchanan exit.
Two S-U-V's then slammed into the truck and caught fire.
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((THE FIRST THING I SAW WAS THIS TRUCK BURING AND IT WAS STARTED FROM A CAR THAT WENT UP UNDERNEAHT IT.))
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[OUT Q=went up underneath it.]
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Four students from a Philadelphia College were in one SUV headed to a Tennesee Football game.
A Florida man and his 90 year old mother were in the other SUV.
All six were taken to the hospital. Three are still hospitalized. 90 year old Monica Phillips is listed in critical condition. 20-year old John Meter is in serious conidtion, and 18 year old Adam Dubin is in fair condition.
The tractor trailer driver from New Jersey was not hurt.
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[Roanoke-Shooting]

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A Roanoke man is recovering from a shooting this morning on Old Spanish Trail.
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Police say two men entered an apartment- shot 31 year old Vincent King in the neck, abducted his girlfriend and took off. A few minutes later, police found the suspects' car and King's girlfriend unharmed. King was taken to Roanoke Memorial Hospital and is in stable condition. Police were able to catch up wtih two suspects. Maurice White and Wayne McDonald- -both 36 and from Roanoke.. face malicious wounding, abduction and firearms charges. They're being held in the Roanoke City Jail without bond.
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[Flood-Center]

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Help is here for flood victims who have questions about federal aid.
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The Disaster Recovery Center in Salem opened today on Apperson Drive. Federal aid was made available after the President signed a disaster declaration for this area. That allows federal assistance for affected families. FEMA stresses that flood victims should register for relief by phone or online before going to the help center with questions.
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Still ahead on News 7 at 11, A woman returns home to find an unwanted visitor...
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and the campaign trail continues to wind down in the presidential race, with both candidates targeting a handful of battleground states.
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[Sports-Preview]

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[Campaign-2004]

((MINI OPEN))

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President Bush and Senator Kerry are criss-crossing the states that could go either way on November 2nd. Kerry made an appeal to women today and President Bush again defending his Iraq policy. Aleen Sirgany is on the campaign trail.
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((WOMEN VOTERS -- THEY COULD ULTIMATELY DECIDE THIS ELECTION. AND AS THE CAMPAIGN WINDS DOWN, BOTH CANDIDATES ARE COURTING THEM WITH GREAT VIGOR.
(nat - Wilkes Barre, PA)
IN WILKES BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA ... PRESIDENT BUSH LATCHED ON TO FIVE ISSUES HE SAYS FAMILIES FACE EVERYDAY. THEY ARE SECURITY, HOME FINANCES, QUALITY OF LIFE, RETIREMENT AND VALUES. BUT OUT OF ALL THEM, MR. BUSH SAYS SECURITY TOPS THE LIST.
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"All progress on every other issue depends on the safety of our citizens."
(nat -- Canton, Ohio)
IN CANTON, OHIO -- THE PRESIDENT TALKED ABOUT ANOTHER ISSUE CONCERNING WOMEN VOTERS. HE LAID OUT HIS PLAN FOR HEALTHCARE, WHICH INCLUDES MEDICAL LIABILITY REFORM.
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"To make sure healthcare is available and affordable, we have got to do something about these frivolous and junk lawsuits that are running up the cost of medicine and running good doctors out of practice."
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AS PRESIDENT BUSH TRIES TO APPEAL TO WOMEN VOTERS HERE IN OHIO AND THE REST OF THE NATION, AN ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL SHOWS JOHN KERRY STILL HAS THE EDGE. FIFTY-FIVE PERCENT OF LIKELY WOMEN VOTERS SAY THEY SUPPORT KERRY -- ONLY 40-PERCENT SAY THEY SUPPORT BUSH.
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WOMEN WERE THE FOCUS OF THE KERRY CAMPAIGN FRIDAY.
(SOT: JOHN KERRY, D-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE)
IN RENO, NEVADA ... AND IN MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN ... THE SENATOR PROMISED TO REVERSE CURRENT POLICIES HE SAYS HAVE HINDERED THE PROGRESS OF WOMEN. HE PROPOSES RAISING THE MINIMUM WAGE TO 7-DOLLARS -- TO EQUAL THE PLAYING FIELD.
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"Millions of women -- women particularly -- struggle to get by on the minimum wage. (BUTT TO) In terms of purchasing power, the minimum wage has been the lowest it has been in 50 years and George Bush has stood in the way of our raising it." ON SATURDAY, KERRY STUMPS IN COLORADO AND NEW MEXICO ... WHILE PRESIDENT BUSH TAKES HIS MESSAGE TO FLORIDA. ALEEN SIRGANY, CBS NEWS, CANTON, OHIO))

[Stolen-Home]

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A woman in Georgia is under arrest for a rare form of burglary.
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Police in Douglasville say 54-year old Beverly Valentine broke into a home while the owner was on vacation and started redeocrating as if the place were her own.
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[IN Q=She had painted...]
[SUPER=01-Chief Deputy Stan Copeland/Douglas County Sheriff Dept;]
((CHIEF DEPUTY STAN COPELAND/DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT: SHE HAD PAINTED, STARTED DOING SOME PAINTING; SHE'D TAKEN MISS MITCHELL'S PICTURES DOWN AND PUT SOME UP OF HER OWN, SHE WAS LIVING THERE WITH HER SMALL DOG.))
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[OUT Q=with her small dog.]
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Beverly Mitchell returned home to find Valentine had also ripped up carpeting and had the electricity switched over into her name.
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[IN Q=I have to say, to be honest...]
[SUPER=01-Beverly Mitchell/Burglary Victim;]
((BEVERLY MITCHELL/BURGLARY VICTIM: I HAVE TO SAY, TO BE HONEST IF SOMEONE TOLD ME THAT STORY I'D LOOK AT THEM REAL FUNNY BUT I'VE LIVED IT NOW AND IT'S NOT FUNNY BY ANY MEANS.))
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[OUT Q=it's not funny by any means.]
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Valentine is also accused of stealing 50-thousand dollars worth of Mitchell's cash, jewelry and other valuables. If convicted she faces up to 20-years in prison.
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Still to come on the newscast, a gourd of gigantic proportions,
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and some fishermen make the catch of the year in Greece.
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[Folklife-Festival]

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Western Virginia will celebrate its traditions tomorrow, as Ferrum College hosts the Blue Ridge Folklife Festival.
The state's largest celebration of regional folkways is a family affair.
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A wooden thrashing machine will be making an appearance at the Ferrum event for the first time in 25 years.
Dale Agee is teaching his sons how to maintain the antique equipment his grandfather, George Sink, acquired in the early 60s.
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((MY KIDS AND ALL GOT OLD ENOUGH AND THEY GOT INTERESTED IN FOOLIN WITH IT, AND SO WE WORKED ALL LAST WINTER PAINTING IT UP RE-FIXING IT AND DOING IT AGAIN.)) ((WHAT'S INTERESTING TO YOU ABOUT THEM? THAT MY GREAT GRANDPA USED TO THRASH WITH THEM AND NOW I GET THE HONOR TO THRASH WITH THEM NOW.))
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[SUPER=01-Tommy Agee; :13]
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[OUT Q=to thrash with them now.]
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Described as a showcase of living Blue Ridge heritage, the festival includes crafts, music, food and other regional traditions.
It runs from 10 to 5 tomorrow on the campus of Ferrum College.
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[Giant-Pumpkin]

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A pumpkin grower recieved a super size treat for his Halloween.
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A home-grown giant pumpkin weighing one-thousand-229 pounds. Joel Holland was the winner of this year's Safeway World Championship pumpkin weigh-off. He won five dollars for each pound of pumkin--that's a total of six-thousand-145 dollars.
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[S-Extra]

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Early high school football highlights, qualifying from Martinsville, and a preview of UVa/Duke,
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[SUPER=03-Atlanta, GA/2004 Pre-Season; :00]

but first our extra point. UVa right guard Elton Brown has been named to the Collegefootballnews.com mid season all America team. Brown has led a Virginia line that has allowed the fewest sacks in the ACC this season.
Joining Brown on the all -America team is tight end Heath Miller. Miller has 19 career TD catches, the most by a tight end in ACC history.
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[S-Cburg]

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We start with unbeatens, Cave Spring and Christiansburg in Knight court.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke Co./Blue Demons vs. Knights; :00]
just before the half, Cave Spring's Bo Austin fades back, pumps once and lofts a perfect shot to Brian Thomspon. 10-zip Knights at the half.
[SUPER=34-Christiansburg/30/Cave Spring/27;]In quad druple overtime, Blue Demon Andrew Hoffer scambles left and finds J
acques LaBoone who tip toes in and Christiansburg sneaks away with the 30-27 win.
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[S-Salem]

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two 5 and 1 teams kicked off in Salem as the Spartans took on Hidden Valley.
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[SUPER=03-Salem/Titans vs. Spartans; :00]
Third quarter, Salem quarterback Matt Shawver gives to Andre Hairston who goes right and makes the cut and goes 19 yards untouched for the TD.
[SUPER=34-Salem/42/Hidden Valley/10;]The Spartans then score from seven yards out on a Shawver to Bryan Webb conn
ection, Webb takes the hit but finds the zone and Salem wins it 42-10.
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[S-Giles]

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The Spartans of Giles win tonight, beating Eastern Montgomery.
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In the opening quarter, Jeremiah Robinson goes up the middle 22 yards for the first score, 6-nothing Spartans.
[SUPER=34-Giles/30/Eastern Montgomery/14;]After another Giles TD the Spartans score for again when Ricky Cook sizzle
s up the right side on his way to a 45 yard touchdown sprint, the two point conversion is good and Giles wins 30 to 14.

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[S-Scores]

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Plenty more highlights to come n Friday Football Extra, but first your scores.
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[S-Qualify]

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Portions of Martinsville Speedway were repaved and that meant Tony Stewart's September 2000 Bud Pole qualifying record was about to fall as Nextel Cup drivers burned seconds off the clock in a fight for track positions today. Travis Wells has the results.
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[OUT Q=...for Sunday's Subway 500."]
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[SUPER=0107-16. Sterling Marlin//17. Bobby Labonte//18. Jimmie Johnson//19. Kevin Harvick//20. Ken Schrader//;]
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[SUPER=0107-21. Greg Biffle//22. Carl Edwards//23. Mark Martin//24. Scott Wimmer//25. Matt Kenseth//;]
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[SUPER=0107-26. Kyle Petty//27. Terry Labonte//28. Casey Mears//29. Joe Nemechek//30. Michael Waltrip//;]
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[SUPER=0107-31. Hermie Sadler//32. Dale Jarrett//33. Elliott Sadler//34. Brian Vickers//35. Bobby Hamilton//;]
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[SUPER=0107-36. Robby Gordon//37. Chad Chaffin//38. Kasey Kahne//39. Jimmy Spencer/Prov/40. Todd Bodine/Prov/;]
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[SUPER=0107-41. Kirk Shelmerdine/Prov/42. Morgan Shepherd/Prov/43. Kevin Lepage/Prov/;]
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[S-UVA]

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14th ranked Virginia is favored by four touchdowns in the Cavaliers one PM kick off in Durhamn tomorrow against Duke.

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[SUPER=03-Tallahassee, FL/Last Saturday; :00]

The 5 and 1 Cavaliers will look to bounce back from a 36-3 loss to fifth ranked Florida State.
[SUPER=03-Atlanta, GA/Blue Devils vs. Yellow Jackets;]

Duke is the exact opposite of UVa at 1 and 5 and Blue Devils coach Ted Roof has an exact feel for the Cavs while Al Groh says Duke's season offers question marks.
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[OUT Q=.......against Virginia"]
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[Statue]

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Fisherman in Greece have a once in a lifetime catch to brag about.
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[SUPER=03-Athens, Greece;]
Their nets captured a bronze statue dated from the 4th century BC. The statue measures just under four and a half feet high and probably represents an athlete or a mythological hero or even a demigod. Archeologists will search the area to find the shipwreck that was carrying the statue. (------------) The statue is now in Athens where it's being cleaned.