WDBJ 7 news at 11 for 02/13/05

2/13/05

News 7 at 11:00

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GRAPHIC=None Coming up on News Seven,

ENG#=1 A Lynchburg soldier is killed in Iraq.

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Volvo Truck workers say yea or nay on a
new contract.

A gunman opens fire at a New York
shopping mall.

And, a Roanoke idol promises to have
something for everyone.

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Plus, a soggy sweatheart day.

News Seven is next.

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*CG standup Myranda Stephens
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*CG standup Brent Watts
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*CG standup Mike Stevens
mstevens@wdbj7.com

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ANCHOR=MYRANDA

MYRANDA

The votes are being counted. We should
know soon whether Volvo Truck workers
approve or reject a new contract.

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Good evening, I'm Myranda Stephens
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GRAPHIC=Volvo Trucks Contract Vote The vote came after several months of
ENG#=3 negotiations between Volvo and *the

Autoworkers union* -which represents
more than two-thousand employees at the
Dublin plant.

Jeremy Butterfield was there when they
went in to vote.

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*CG 2line Timothy Showalter
Local 2069 Member
:00

*CG 2line Charlie Barbettini
Local 2069 President
:21

*CG locator Pulaski Co.
:32

*CG 2line Joseph Craft
Local 2069 Member
:40

*CG 2line Sandi Jones
Local 2069 Member
1:04

*CG standup Jeremy Butterfield
jbutterfield@wdbj7.com
1:39

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(END SOT) TIMOTHY SHOWALTER:THAT TAKES SOME OF

THE PRIDE AWAY FROM THE TRUCK TOO. WE

TRY AND PUT EVERYTHING WE CAN INTO IT
AND IT FEELS LIKE THE COMPANY IS TRYING
TO PULL THE RUG UP UNDERNEATH US.

Contract negotiations between the
United Auto Worker's Local 2069 and
Volvo have been going for about two
months now and Sunday was vote day.

CHARLIE BARBETTINI:IT'S UP TO THE
PEOPLE. THEY PAY THEIR DUES EACH MONTH
AND THAT'S WHY THEY PAY THEIR DUES SO
THAT THEY CAN TELL US IF THEY WANT THE
CONTRACT OR IF THEY DON'T WANT THE
CONTRACT.

Some workers said this is the
best they will get and planned to vote
yes, but others were convinced the new
contract would never pass.

JOSEPH CRAFT:WE DIDN'T GAIN WE LOST
ACROSS THE BOARD. THE TWO PERCENT
RAISE, NO ONE IS WORRIED ABOUT THE
RAISES AS MUCH AS THEY ARE ABOUT THE
INSURANCE, OUR PENSIONS, BIDDING
PROCEDURES. I KNOW EVERYBODY THINKS THE
UNIONS ARE JUST FOR MONEY BUT THAT'S
NOT TRUE.

Hourly and salaried workers first
met separately and then later came
together for the final vote.

Some kept their feelings to

themselves, while others left no doubt
which way they would be voting.

SANDI JONES:WE'RE NOT GOING TO TAKE IT
THIS TIME. THE LAST ONE WE HAD TO CHOKE
IT DOWN BECAUSE THEY THREATENED US.
WELL WE'RE NOT GOING TO BE THREATENED
NO MORE.

BUTT BUTT BUTT

JOSEPH CRAFT:EVERYBODY HAS THE FLIERS
GOING AROUND VOTE NO. BECAUSE WE'RE,
WE'RE LOSING TOO MUCH, THEY'RE TAKING
TO MUCH FROM US.

And long before the results would
be known,many union members were
arleady thinking what happens after a
"No" vote.

TIMOTHY SHOWALTER:THAT BASICALLY IS IN
THE INTERNATIONAL'S HAND'S. THE WAY I
HAVE HAD IT EXPLAINED TO ME IS THERE
ARE TWO POSSIBILITIES. IT WILL EITHER
BE IN A STRIKE OR IN RENOGOTIATING.

BUTT BUTT BUTT

MOST OF WHAT WE HEARD WAS NEGATIVE BUT
AS IS THE CASE WITH SITUATIONS LIKE
THIS, YOU NEVER KNOW HOW CLOSE OR WHAT
THE FINAL DECISION MAY BE UNTIL THOSE
VOTES ARE COUNTED.JEREMY BUTTERFIELD,
NEWS 7.

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GRAPHIC=Hold We hope to get the voting results

overnight. We will have any new
information on News 7 Mornin' starting
at 5-30 AM.
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GRAPHIC=Iraq Casualty The Defense Department says a

Lynchburg soldier has been killed in
Iraq.

He is indentified as 26 year old Staff
Sergeant Kristopher L. Shepherd.

The Pentagon says he died Friday in
Baghdad when an *improvised* explosive
device detonated during clearing
operations.

Sheperd's family says he had already
completed a tour of duty in
Afghanistan.

Shepherd leaves behind a wife and two
children.

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GRAPHIC=Iraq Election In Iraq today, the results from the
ENG#=4 country's landmark election last month

are finally in.

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*CG locator Baghdad, Iraq
File Tape Election officials announced today that
more than eight-and-a-half million
registered voters cast ballots in the
election for the National Assembly.

Officials say Shiites in Iraq won
nearly half the seats.

Although, *Kurds* made up the second
strongest bloc -- winning 25-percent of
the assembly's 275 seats.

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*CG 2line Joseph Biden
Delaware Senator (D) SEN JOSEPH BIDEN (D) DELAWARE // FOX
NEWS SUNDAY: YOU HAVE ALLAWI REACHING
OUT TO THE KURDS. YOU HAVE THE SHIA
REACHING OUT TO THE KURDS. THE KURDS
ARE GOING TO PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN
THIS.

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this.

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Few Sunni Arabs participated in the
vote - saying the entire process was a
U-S controlled event - looking to steal
power from them after decades of rule
in the region.

One of the first orders of business for
the newly elected national assembly
will be choosing a president and two
vice presidents.
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GRAPHIC=Shooting Back in the U.S, police say a man
ENG#=1 opened fire with an automatic rifle at

a shopping mall north of New York
today. He was caught after running out
of ammunition.

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*CG locator Kingston, NY

It happened around three this afternoon
inside the Hudson Valley Mall in
Kingston, New York.

Authorities say the 24-year-old man
injured two people.

No word on why he decided to show up
with a gun and open fire.

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GRAPHIC=Shooting Here in Virginia, a Danville man is in
ENG#=None critical condition after an

early-morning shooting.

Officials say the 21-year-old man was
shot in the head in the parking lot of
North Hills Apartments.

He was taken into surgery at Danville
Regional Medical Center where at last
report, he remains unresponsive.

Officials are not releasing the
victim's name at this time.
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Anyone with information is asked to
call the Danville Crimestoppers at
(434) 793-0000.

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GRAPHIC=None A car rammed into a brick house with
ENG#=2 such force overnight that a corner of

the house instantly became a brick
pile.

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*CG locator Roanoke Co.

It happened in the 57-hundred block of
Castle Rock Road. That's in southwest
Roanoke County.

Police say 18 year old Joshua Glenn
Crowder was taken to Roanoke Memorial
after he ran off the road and crashed
into the house around 5-30 this
morning.

Crowder's two-thousand Oldsmobile
narrowly missed a neighbor's house
before heavily damaging this one.

Chris Lawrence's in-law's own the
house. He says the family wonders how
quickly the car must have been
traveling.

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*CG 2line Chris Lawrence
Homeowners' Son-in-Law CHRIS LAWRENCE:IT'S THE MAIN ROAD

THROUGH THE NEIGHBORHOOD THAT MOST
PEOPLE DRIVE ON GOING THROUGH THE
NEIGHBORHOOD AND GENERALLY GOING UP
HILL PEOPLE AREN'T GOING ALL THAT
QUICK.

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Officers on the scene wouldn't
say whether speed was a factor, but
they did say the tire tracks give them
a pretty clear picture of what
happened.

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GRAPHIC=Fire Investigation Officials hope to know tomorrow when
ENG#=3 the victims of yesterday's apartment

fire in Roanoke can return to their
homes.

VO-NAT VO-NAT
*CG locator Roanoke
Yesterday Fire officials say a four-year-old
child started the fire, damaging
12-units, and forcing about three dozen
people out of their homes.

Some of the residents have found
shelter at vacant apartments within the
complex, while others are getting
assistance from the Red Cross.

Fire inspectors are expected to visit
the property tomorrow.

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GRAPHIC=None If you watched the Grammys, you may be
ENG#=4 interested in a local musician who's

already been seen on national TV, and
he hopes his first CD is just the
start.

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INQ=Nat Sound of him playing Nat Sound Music

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*CG locator Roanoke

22-year old Kurtis Parks released his
album on Friday. It's called "Something
for Everyone."

Tonight, a CD release party was held at
*the Coffee Pot* to promote the new
album.

Parks has written over 800-songs.

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*CG 2line Kurtis Parks
Musician I GET INSPIRATION FROM EVERYTHING.
FROM THINGS THAT HAPPEN IN MY LIFE.
EXPERIENCES I GO THROUGH, GIRLS
OBVIOUSLY. MY FIANCE SHE REALLY
INSPIRES A LOT OF THE MUSIC I WRITE
THAT IS KINDA OF LOVE BASED.

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Parks is one of two local musicians to

appear on "American Idol".

Tuesday and Wednesday on News 7 at Six,
we'll talk to both musicians about what
it's like to be on national TV and find
out how they're doing so far.

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GRAPHIC=NONE Designing a new look to Roanoke. Still
ENG#=APRISA ahead, it's time turn to some ideas

into something real.

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And how to get some real-world lessons
in lawmaking. College students learn
about lobbying in Richmond.

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INQ= Hey folks Mike Stevens back in

the News 7 sports office as the Hot
Stove heats up tonight with Ferguson
Jenkins.

The UVa women come into
Blacksburg and roll out with a win.

Dale Jarrett gets one for the
over 40 set winning the pole at
Daytona.

And 41 year old Karl Malone
officially calls it quits from the NBA.

Right here on the Big 7.

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GRAPHIC=None The design competition is over, but now
ENG#=1 the hard part begins.

Roanoke's Cradle to Cradle competition
closed an exhibit of its most promising
entries today.

And as Joe Dashiell reports, it's now
time to turn the designs into something

real.

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*CG locator Roanoke
:00

*CG 2line Gregg Lewis
Roanoke Architect
:28

*CG 2line Walt Derey
Local Contractor
1:03

*CG reporter Joe Dashiell
jdashiell@wdbj7.com
1:32

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OQ=Joe Dashiell News 7 Roanoke < (END SOT) Roanoke, and a call for innovative

entries, organizers of the c2c home
design and construction competition
caught the attention of architecture
students and professionals around the
world.

More than 600 submitted designs, and
during the last month Roanokers turned

out in surprising numbers to view the
winners and other promising concepts.

But Roanoke architect Gregg Lewis says
that was just the opening act.

GREGG LEWIS/ROANOKE ARCHITECT: THE NEXT
STEP IS WORKING VERY DELIBERATELY BOTH
WITH THE LOCAL CONSTRUCTION COMMUNITY
AND THE DESIGNERS WHO'VE SUBMITTED
DESIGNS TO THIS COMPETITION AND FIND A
WAY TO DEVELOP THESE DESIGNS
APPROPRIATELY, BOTH FROM A COST
STANDPOINT AND IN TERMS OF THEIR
APPROPRIATENESS FOR SOME OF THE GIVEN
NEIGHBORHOODS THAT WE'RE WORKING IN.

As the exhibit at the Art Museum of
Western Virginia was winding down,
local contractor Walt Derey accepted
Lewis' invitation to take a closer
look.

Derey says many of the concepts
embodied by the term "green
architecture" will eventually be
mandated, so it pays to keep an open
mind.

WALT DEREY/LOCAL CONTRACTOR: SOMETIMES
YOU KIND OF HAVE TO BE PUSHED THERE,
HAVE TO SEE THINGS BEFORE YOU CAN START
ACCEPTING EM AND I THINK IT'S GOOD TO
COME OUT AND LOOK AT DIFFERENT THINGS

LIKE THIS. AND THEN YOU KNOW MIGHT TAKE
SOMETHING FROM ONE PROJECT AND PUT IT
TO ANOTHER PROJECT AND LEARN. I THINK
THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT.

GREGG LEWIS: THE COMMUNITY HAS SHOWN A
TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF INTEREST IN THIS.
ALMOST FROM THE MOMENT WE ANNOUNCED IT
LOCALLY BACK IN AUGUST, AND I HAVE VERY
HIGH HOPES AND HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR
HOW THIS WILL IMPACT THE FUTURE OF
HOUSING AND THE FUTURE OF DEVELOPMENT
IN OUR REGION.

The first indications could come as
early as May, when construction is
expected to begin on the first of
several c2c homes.

Joe Dashiell News 7 Roanoke>>
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GRAPHIC=VA Legislature State legislators return to Richmond
ENG#=2 for another week tomorrow.

When they do, students from two area
colleges may be following things
closely to see if their recent lobbying
efforts make any difference.

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INQ=Hail O Hail our alma mater HAIL, O HAIL OUR ALMA MATER. HAIL O

HAIL.

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OQ=Hail O hail

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*CG locator Richmond

Radford University students met
with Governor Mark Warner after talking
to their local delegates and senators.

They're pushing for passage of
the Textbook Market Fairness Act.

It's a bill that would require
Virginia professors to post book lists
for their classes in advance.

V-M-I cadets ALSO visited the
capitol-city to say "thank-you" -- for
the Senate's budget plan that allots
money to repair their barracks roof.

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INQ=There's older buildings

*CG 2line Andrew Stone
VMI Senior ANDREW STONE/VMI SENIOR: THERE'S OLDER
BUILDINGS, OLDER BARRACKS, THE
CONDITIONS AREN'T THAT GREAT AND WE'RE
TRYING TO DO WHAT WE CAN TO IMPROVE THE
LIVING CONDITIONS FOR THE FUTURE OF THE
CADETS THAT COME THROUGH THE CORP.

MAKE IT MORE OF AN ATTRACTIVE SCHOOL
AND SEE WHAT KINDS OF PEOPLE WE CAN
ATTRACT THROUGH THAT.

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The cadets say their uniforms
attracted a number of compliments in
the capitol.

They were formally recognized by
the House of Delegates.

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GRAPHIC=NONE When it's time to book 'em in Vinton,
ENG#=APRISA some new technology will soon help out.

That story is still ahead.

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And another college opens new doors to
health careers. This one guarantees
spots in grad school.

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GRAPHIC=None Ferrum College is now accomodating
ENG#=1 students who want to go into the

medical field, but don't necessarily
want to be doctors.

VO-NAT VO-NAT
*CG locator Ferrum

The college recently added a new Health
Sciences major for students interested
in areas like Nursing, Physical Therapy
and Pharmacy.

Officials say through partnerships with
other colleges, students are guaranteed
a seat in graduate school, in far less
time.

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*CG 2line Jim Bier
Ferrum College Health Sciences 1:05 JIM BIER/FERRUM COLLEGE HEALTH
SCIENCES: WE CAN PREPARE STUDENTS AT
THE UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL, AND THEIR
BASIC SCIENCES, AND SOME OTHER HEALTH
SCIENCES COURSES, AND THEN THEY CAN
TRANSFER POSSIBLY AFTER THREE YEARS, A
FEW AFTER FOUR YEARS, INTO THOSE
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So far, the college has partnered with
Shenandoah University and Simmons
College in Boston.

Officials expect to announce more
partnerships in the near future.
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GRAPHIC=Vinton The Vinton Police department is
ENG#=2 getting some new technology which

should help the force move into the
21st-century.

The department recently received
a 15-thousand dollar grant from the
department of criminal justice -which
will be used for an automated
fingerprinting system.

Right now, *town officers* use
an "old fashioned" roller system -- and
have to take prisoners to Roanoke just
to enter them in the statewide
database.

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INQ=It'll allow us to do..

*CG 2line Chief Herb Cooley
Vinton Police Department CHIEF HERB COOLEY, VINTON POLICE
DEPARTMENT: IT'LL ALLOW US TO DO IT
HERE AND EVENTUALLY GO ONTO RICHMOND.
IT'LL GO INTO THE SYSTEM WHICH WILL BE
IMMEDIATE IDENTIFICATION IF THERE'S A
PROBLEM WITH THIS PERSON WITH ALIASES
AND THAT KIND OF THING.

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GRAPHIC=Hold In addition, Cooley says it

will streamline the process and
eliminate the paper files.

The department expects the
system to be in house within the next
few months.
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GRAPHIC=NONE The Salem-Roanoke baseball hall
ENG#=APRISA of fame welcomes its latest class of

inductees and fergie Jenkins to town
tonight.

DJ wins the pole at Daytona.

And the UVa women get the best of
Tech.

But first your Extra Point -

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*CG locator Salt Lake City, UT
:00 The Mailman has made his last NBA

delivery.

41 year old Karl Malone announced
today that he is retiring from the
legaue.

Malone was the league's MVP in
1997 and '99. One of the most durable
players ever, Malone is also second
only to Abdul-Jabbar's minutes played
and points scored. He also was a
14-time All-Star selection.

Now your scores.

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Averett
70

Shenandoah
61

USA South Women

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Virginia
61

Virginia Tech
58

ACC Women
j

Duke #3

60

Maryland #19

49

ACC Women

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AFC
38

NFC
27

NFL Pro Bowl

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GRAPHIC=BASEBALL HALL OF FAME The Salem Roanoke Baseball Hall
ENG#=1 of Fame held its 14th annual Hot Stove

Banquet at the Salem Civic Center.

Five folks who have meant a great
deal to baseball in the area were
inducted into the hall while the guest
speaker was former Chicago Cubs great
and hall of famer Ferguson Jenkins, who
is the only Canadian in the Hall of
Fame.

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Hall of Fame Pitcher

:00

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*CG locator Salem
:00 The class of 2005 inductees in
Salem experience that feeling. They
all took a moment to sign baseballs
before venturing into the Civic Center
arena.

The big name inductee this year
was Mike Williams. The former Hokie
from Giles, who played 14 years in the
major leagues and played in the 2002
all-star game.

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Hall of Fame Inductee from Giles
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The other inductees include
sports writer Brian Hoffman a charter
member of the Hall's board of director,
Mel Quinn and Bob Johnson, along with
Sid Witt, Sr.

He's the man resposible for
creating the area's Challenger series
baseball league for handicapped
youngsters.

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Hall of Fame Inductee
:00

*CG 2line Brian Hoffman
Hall of Fame Inductee
:14

*CG 2line Mel Quinn
Hall of Fame Inductee
:22

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OQ=...my age limit

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GRAPHIC=TECH/UVA The Virginia Cavaliers made it a
ENG#=2 clean sweep of the Hokies this weekend,

and the UVa women added to the men's
victory over Tech Saturday with a win
at the Cassell.

VO-NAT VO-NAT
*CG locator Blacksburg
Cavaliers vs. Hokies The Hokies brought back many of :00 their players from the past and gave
them some recognition. Among those in
atttendance - Sarah Hicks - from
Botetourt.

The Hokies were trying to snap a
two game losing streak and Carrie Mason
would hit the bottom of the basket in
the opening half with the three
pointer. She finished with 14 points.

UVa's Jocelyn Logan Friend would
keep the Cavs in front most of the
first 20 minutes as she makes the steal
under the Tech hoop and go coast to
coast for the hoop. She finished with
6 points and 11 rebounds.

The Hokies' Erin Gibson had 12
points but made just 4 of 14 shots
froim the field. This one drops in
down low in traffic.

Neither team shot particularly
well, especially from three point range
this Brenna McGuire's triple was one of
just 5 three pointers in 26 attempts. *CG final Virginia
61 The Hokies trailed by seven at Virginia Tech the break, rallied to take the lead, 58 but Virginia is able to steal the
61-to-58 win on the Hokies home floor
and snap a three game losing streak of
their own.

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Tech's Kerri Gardin tied a
Cassell Coliseum record with 21
rebounds.

Also Tech's streak of consecutvie
seasons with 20 or more wins is now in
jeopardy. The Hokies have 14 wins with
four regular season games and the ACC
tournament to go.

Tech is back home on Wednesday
night against Ga. Tech.

UVa - now 17-and-8 - host

Maryland next Sunday.
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GRAPHIC=ACC On the ACC men's court, the North
ENG#=3 Carolina Tarheels stepped out of

conference this afternoon and beat
U-Conn on the road in Hartford.

VO-NAT
*CG locator Hartford, CT
CBS Sports The 19th ranked Huskies had to :00 play without their star Rashad
Anderson, but Josh Boone stepped up
with 16 points and 11 rebounds for
U-Conn.

The Huskies, who have led the
nation in blocked shots the last four
season, also swatted away 16 Tarheel
shots.

But you have to put Carolina away
late, or they'll sneak and back door
and take home a win. Rashad McCants
scored 15 points - 11 in the second
half.
*CG final North Carolina #2

77 And Jawad Williams stroked in 17
Connecticut #19 as the Heels win it 77-to-70

70 It' the first time in three years
Tarheels Now 20 and 3 Carolina has had a 20 win season.

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GRAPHIC=DAYTONA 57 drivers went through time
ENG#=4 trials at Daytona as qualifying was

held for next Sunday's Daytona 500 -
but in the end it was a guy fighting
the flu who beat them all.

VO-NAT
*CG locator Daytona Beach, FL
NASCAR Images Three-time 500 winner Dale :00 Jarrett, who was among the fastest
drivers in preseason testing turned in
a curcuit of 188.312 miles an hour, to
grab his third Daytona 500 pole and
first since 2000. Jimmie Johnson, one
of the last drivers on the track almost
won the pole, but had to settle for
second. He secures the only other spot
up for grabs.

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Daytona 500 Pole Winner

:00

*CG 2line Jimmie Johnson
Daytona 500 Outside Pole Winner
:20

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GRAPHIC=HOLD The rest of field will be decided

in Thursday qualifying races. Ricky
Rudd and the Wood Brother were 9th
fastest, Dale Junior just 39th.
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GRAPHIC=PGA TOUR Earlier today here on Your
ENG#= Hometown Station Phil Mickelson

captured his second straight win on the
PGA Tour by domainted the Pebble Beach
Pro Am.

VO-NAT
*CG locator Pebble Beach, CA
CBS Sports Mickelson came into today's final :00 round with a 20 under par total and a
seven stroke lead.

In fact his 20 under par total

was a 54 hole record for Pebble Beach.

It was windy, chilly and overcast
today, and while Mickelson didn't play
his best with multiple bogeys, and hit
plenty of good shots to win his second
Pebble Beach Pro Am.

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GRAPHIC=None Postal workers in Roanoke want
ENG#=1 you know they do more than deliver

letters and packages.

VO-NAT VO-NAT
*CG locator Roanoke

That's why they host a Black
History program Sunday, the 16th year
they've done it.

It featured crafts, games, and

live entertainment.

Organizers say the post office
wants residents to know they are more
than just mail carriers.

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*CG 2line Rachel Ivory
USPS Consumer Affairs Clerk RACHEL IVORY:THE GOAL IS JUST TO GET
THE COMMUNITY INVOLVED. TO LET THEM
KNOW THAT WE DO MORE THAN JUST SELL
STAMPS, BECAUSE THAT IS WHAT WE ARE
TRADITIONALLY KNOWN FOR. SO WE JUST
WANT TO DO A LITTLE MORE FOR THE
COMMUNITY AND SHOW THEM THAT WE LOVE
THEM AND THANK THEM FOR THEIR SUPPORT.

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OQ=for their support.

VO-NAT VO-NAT

Donations for non-profit groups
and relief efforts were also accepted
at the event.

The West End Center, an
organization serving kids in Roanoke,
and the Red Cross's tsunami Relief
effort all benefitted from the
program..

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