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Virginia beats Florida State in a game headed straight for the record books.
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And Henry County authorities investigate a third murder in less than two
weeks.
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Henry-Murder
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Police say a Henry County man was shot and killed last night, apparently in
front of his two young children.
Authorities were called to Route 698 in Bassett at about eight P-M.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Henry Co./Last Night;
Police say when they arrived 39- year old Hubert Boris Oaks was already
dead.
He'd apparently been shot several times.
Police say Oaks used to live at the residence with his 34- year old wife
Denise and their two daughters.
Denise's boyfriend, who was living at the residence, has been charged with
the crime.
Authorities say Oaks was with his daughters when he stopped at his former
residence to pick up some clothing.
Police say that's when the dispute erupted.
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IN Q=It's believed
((SGT. KIMMY NESTER/HENRY CO. SHERIFF'S DEPT.: IT'S BELIEVED AT THIS TIME THAT
THE CHILDREN WERE INSIDE AND WERE IN VISIBLE RANGE OF SEEING THE INCIDENT THAT
DID OCCUR, THEIR DAD BEING SHOT AND KILLED, CAN'T RELEASE WHAT THE CHILDREN
HAVE SAID OR NOT SAID BUT THE FAMILIES BEING COOPERATIVE AND WE'VE GOT SOME
ADDITIONAL WORK TO DO, INTERVIEWS AND RE-INTERVIEWS. ))
SUPER=01-Sgt. Kimmy Nester/Henry Co. Sheriff's Department; :00
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VO-NAT
Thirty-seven year old Phillip Staples Green has been charged with second
degree murder.
This is the third murder in Henry County in less than two weeks.
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HIJACK
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Police say the man responsible for the hijacking of a school bus in Miami,
asked his daughter to pray for him, went to church and THEN commandeered the
bus of disabled students.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Miami Beach, FL/Yesterday;
For more than an HOUR Catalino Sang held police at bay before being killed
by a swat team.
No one else was seriously hurt.
Police say Sang was angry at the I-R-S.
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WIPE/WIPE/WIPE
Typhoon
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Manila, Phillipines;
At least 40 people are feared DEAD after a typhoon hit the Philippines,
forcing nearly a quarter million people to FLEE their homes.
Typhoon Angela, the strongest to hit the country in eight years, toppled
trees and power pylons, and crushed at least 15- thousand houses.
The typhoon also triggered widespread flooding and landslides.
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Shutdown
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New legislation to avert a possible government shutdown is in the works.
Republican lawmakers plan to meet today to work on the measures, which would
temporarily extend the government's ability to spend and borrow.
That authority is expected to expire by mid-month.
Kator
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The Virginia Department of Taxation says it will cut checks starting today
for the federal retirees who held out and sued the state.
The state Supreme Court cleared the way yesterday.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=@file;
The Court rejected a request from retiree attorney Michael (KAY-ter) Kator
to have his eight million dollar tab picked up by taxpayers.
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About 14- thousand retirees held out for a court ruling, rather than settle
with the state for a smaller refund.
1-Sports
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U-V-A apparently would not settle for anything less than a win.
Mike Stevens has details of yeserday's amazing upset against Florida State.
Good morning Mike.
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1-WEATHER
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One-Larry
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(Live Interview)
SUPER=15-Larry Dowdy;
SUPER=11-Roanoke;
SUPER=13-Joanie Schumann/Roanoke Council of Garden Clubs;
SUPER=11-Roanoke;
(Toss to Beth)
Plaster
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The chief of the State Capitol police has issued a statement OBJECTING to a
campaign flier for a Republican House of Delegates candidate.
The flier has the chief's photograph on it.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=@file;
Philip Plaster -- who's challenging Democratic Delegate Roscoe Reynolds of
Martinsville -- mailed the fliers to voters in the Tenth District last week.
The fliers have a photograph of Plaster talking with Capitol Police Chief
Lonnie Craig ... a Patrick County native.
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The photograph was taken in Capitol Square when Plaster was in Richmond for
a Republican Party event.
Craig says he has NOT endorsed anyone, and did NOT see a camera when he was
talking to Plaster.
Plaster's campaign says Craig's photo was NOT used as an endorsement.
Woodrum-Falkinburg
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Delegate Chip Woodrum hopes to win his ninth term in the General Assembly
when Roanoke voters go to the polls next week.
But Republican Newell Falkinburg has made it a tough race, outspending the
incumbent and organizing an aggressive campaign.
Joe Dashiell reports on the choice that voters will confront on Tuesday.
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SOT
IN Q=Newell Falkinburg has been
SUPER=03-Roanoke Co.; :00
SUPER=@joe2; :14
SUPER=01-Newell Falkinburg/(R) House of Delegates Candidate; :27
SUPER=@Woodrum; :43
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((Newell Falkinburg has been searching high and low for votes. He figures
he's knocked on seven thousand doors since the campaign started.
NAT SOUND OF FALKINBURG AT DOOR
SOT 00:08:29
IN Q=I'm running for the House
((I'M RUNNING FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES AND WE'RE TRYING TO BAND ON EVERY
VOTER'S DOOR IN THE DISTRICT.))
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OUT Q=voter's door in the district.
While Falkinburg may not be a household name, the Roanoke doctor is hopeful
a well- organized, well- financed campaign will pay off November 7th.
Like the other republicans challenging democratic incumbents, Falkinburg
says the voters are demanding a change of leadership.
SOT FALKINBURG
IN Q=We do have problmes
((NEWELL FALKINBURG/R- HOUSE OF DELGATES CANDIDATE: WE DO HAVE PROBLEMS AND I
WOULD LIKE THEM TO CONSIDER ME FOR A TWO YEAR TRIAL OF EMPLOYMENT. IF I DON'T
DO THEIR LIKING THEY CAN BOOT ME OUT AT THE END OF A COUPLE OF YEARS AND BRING
BACK THE OLD INCUMBENT, BUT I THINK THEY'D LIKE WHAT I WOULD DO.))
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OUT Q=they'd like what I would do.
SOT WOODRUM
IN Q=Cal Ripken
((DEL. CHIP WOODRUM: CAL RIPKEN HAS SERVED THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES FOR 14 YEARS
AND NO ONE'S TOLD HIM TO SIT DOWN, BECAUSE THE QUALITY OF HIS EXPERIENCE HAS
BEEN GOOD. I WOULD HOPE THAT THE QUALITY OF MY EXPERIENCE HAS BEEN GOOD FOR
THE PEOPLE OF THE ROANOKE VALLEY AND THAT THEY WILL SEE FIT TO RE-ELECT ME ON
ELECTION DAY.))
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OUT Q=re- elect me on election day.
On issues including education and economic development, Chip Woodrum
believes he has built a record of accomplishment in the House.
And while Falkinburg may provide the strongest challenge of Woodrum's
political career, the delegate says he's confident the voters will return him
to Richmond.
NAT SOUND OF WOODRUM AND VOTER
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IN Q=I'd appreciate your vote
((I'D APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE ON TUESDAY. YOU KNOW YOU HAVE IT.))
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Joe Dashiell News 7 Roanoke))
Mason-Dixon
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Virginia's MOST popular Republican angered many in his own party by NOT
supporting their candidates.
But NOW, Senator John Warner is bouncing back statewide.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=@file;
Acording to the latest NEWS 7 - Roanoke Times poll, Warner STILL faces a
tough battle to get his own party's nomination next year.
Statewide, 53- percent of voters have a FAVORABLE opinion of John Warner.
That's up from 50- percent in July, and before that, 44 percent in January.
But within his OWN party, Warner's support has held steady since January at
just 41- percent.
Meanwhile, economist Jim Miller has seen a SLIGHT increase in popularity as
Warner's ONLY announced Republican challenger.
Miller NOW gets 39- percent support among Republicans -- which shows
Warner's continued vulnerability in a party primary.
Democratic candidate MARK Warner-- no relation to the incumbent-- would face
DEFEAT at the hands of either Republican, if the election were held today.
But in a GENERAL election, JOHN Warner is the MUCH stronger candidate
against MARK Warner.
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And here's an election day reminder --
Absentee-Vote
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The deadline for turning your absentee ballot in in person is tomorrow.
The registrar's office will be open until 5 P-M.
Roanoke City's registrar says absentee voting has picked up this week, and
she says that could mean a fairly busy election day.
2-scores
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It was a busy day in Charlottesville yesterday, as Virginia handed Florida
State its first Atlantic Coast Conference loss in 30 games.
For that score and more, let's go to the scoreboards.
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SUPER=101-Virginia/=33/Florida State/=28;
SUPER=103-Ottawa/==5/Hartford/==0//Florida/==2/Philadelphia/==1;
SUPER=103-Detroit/==6/Boston/==5//Los Angeles/==5/NY Rangers/==3;
Two-Larry
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(Live Interview)
SUPER=15-Larry Dowdy;
SUPER=11-Roanoke;
SUPER=13-Van Kerfoot/Sugarloaf Garden Club;
SUPER=11-Roanoke;
(Toss to Melanie & Beth)
2HEADLINES
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Here's a look at today's top stories.
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VO-NAT
For the third time in less than two weeks Henry County authorities are
investigating another homicide.
Police say a man was fatally shot last night by his estranged wife's
boyfriend.
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VO-NAT
ANCHOR=Beth
The driver of the school bus hijacked yesterday in Miami is being hailed as
a hero.
Police say Alicia Chapman managed to keep the hijacker lucid and the eleven
children on board calm during the 75- minute ordeal.
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VO-NAT
ANCHOR=Melanie
Virginia snapped Florida State's 29- game Atlantic Coast Conference winning
streak and probably ended the Seminoles' bid for a national championship.
The Cavaliers stopped second-ranked Florida State a foot from the goal line
on the final play for a 33- 28 home victory.
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And that's what's making news on this Friday, November 3rd.
ANCHOR=Beth
Stick around. News 7 Morning will be right back.
Murder
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Police in Henry County are investigating the county's third murder in two
weeks.
They say a man was shot and killed last night, apparently in front of his
two young children.
The shooting occurred at Route 6-98 in Bassett.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Henry Co./Last Night;
Police say when they arrived 39- year old Hubert Boris Oaks was already
dead.
He'd apparently been shot several times.
Police say Oaks used to live at the residence with his 34- year old wife
Denise and their two daughters.
Denise's boyfriend, who was living at the residence, has been charged with
the crime.
Authorities say Oakes was with his daughters when he stopped at his former
residence to pick up some clothing.
Police say that's when the dispute erupted.
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SOT
IN Q=It's believed
((SGT. KIMMY NESTER/HENRY CO. SHERIFF'S DEPT.: IT'S BELIEVED AT THIS TIME THAT
THE CHILDREN WERE INSIDE AND WERE IN VISIBLE RANGE OF SEEING THE INCIDENT THAT
DID OCCUR, THEIR DAD BEING SHOT AND KILLED, CAN'T RELEASE WHAT THE CHILDREN
HAVE SAID OR NOT SAID BUT THE FAMILIES BEING COOPERATIVE AND WE'VE GOT SOME
ADDITIONAL WORK TO DO, INTERVIEWS AND RE-INTERVIEWS. ))
SUPER=01-Sgt. Kimmy Nester/Henry Co. Sheriff's Department; :00
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OUT Q=re-interviews.
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37- year old Phillip Staples Green has been charged with second degree
murder.
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Bus-Hijack
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School officials are calling the driver whose school bus was hijacked
yesterday in Miami a ``modern day hero.''
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Miami Beach, FL/Yesterday;
Police say Alicia Chapman managed to keep the hijacker -- and the eleven
disabled children on board -- CALM as she drove the bus during the 75-minute
ordeal.
Eventually, the hijacker was shot and killed by police.
Catalino Sang apparently was angry over a dispute with the Internal
Revenue Service.
None of the children was seriously hurt.
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pan-am
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Washington DC;
A memorial to the 270 victims of Pan Am flight 103 will be dedicated today
at Arlington National cemetery.
But the sister of a woman killed in the 19-88 crash has asked that her
sister's name NOT be included in the memorial.
She said her family believes authorities have NOT thoroughly investigated
the incident.
She says her family believes the U-S government had received warnings about
the attack and had told U-S diplomats to change their travel arrangements, but
did nothing to prevent the bombings.
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Home
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In Rockbridge County, some residents may have won a battle to keep a home
for the mentally retarded out of their neighborhood.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Rockbridge Co.;
Now, the Executive director of the county's community service board says he's
ready to recommend a new site.
The Mental Health Clinic Advisory Board bought land near Glasgow in
September.
The site is in a subdivision off of route 6-0-8.
Residents of the subdivision want to know why the land was bought for more
than three times the accessed value.
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SOT
IN Q= The property
(( JANET ALDRIDGE/RESIDENT: THE PROPERTY THAT WAS BOUGHT IN '95 WAS ACCESSED
AT $6,400 AND THEY PAYED $22,000 FOR IT.))
SUPER=01-Janet Aldridge/Resident;
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OUT Q=for it.
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VO-NAT
Executive director Michael Gilmore says that sale price was not unusual
because the county's assessed values are often lower than the price people will
pay for homes or lots in Rockbridge.
The county currently has a group home in Lexington, which also drew
opposition.
Gilmore says it now fits into the community.
The advisory board will decide on Gilmore's recommendation next Wednesday.
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XMAS-LIGHTS
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Mickey Mouse and Goofy have come to the rescue of a Little Rock family
criticized for their elaborate Christmas display.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Little Rock, AR;
The Osborne family LOST a lawsuit filed by neighbors who complained their
TWO million light display created a nuisance every holiday season.
Folks at Disneyworld say they would LOVE to have the lights, so the family
decided to loan them to the Florida park.
They will be used to decorate the residential street backlot at
the Disney MGM Studios.
The lights go on November 24th.
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3-sports
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WRITER=Roy
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In sports, the Virginia Cavaliers handed Florida State its first loss in
the Atlantic Coast conference last night.
The Cavs beat the second ranked Seminoles 33 to 28 in Charlottesville.
Mike Stevens has the details.
Good morning Mike.
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IN Q=first audio
SUPER=03-Charlottesville/Virginia Vs Florida State; :25
SUPER=01-George Welsh/UVa Head Coach; 1:45
SUPER=04-Courtesy: ESPN; 2:12
SUPER=36-Virginia/=33/Florida State/=28; 2:22
SUPER=01-Mike Groh/Threw Two Touchdown Passes; 2:30
SUPER=01-Tiki Barber/31 Carries & Two Touchdowns; 2:45
SUPER=@Roy1; 2:54
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OUT Q=great weekend everybody
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Three-Larry
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(Live Interview)
SUPER=15-Larry Dowdy;
SUPER=11-Roanoke;
SUPER=13-Leta Beavers/Green Thumb Shop;
SUPER=11-Roanoke;
(Toss to bump)
Oaks
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=Mornin
WRITER=THA
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Police say a Henry County man was shot and killed last night, apparently in
front of his two young children.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Henry Co./Last Night;
Authorities were called to Route 698 in Bassett to find 39- year old Hubert
Boris Oaks had been shot several times.
Police say Oaks used to live at the residence with his 34- year old wife
Denise and their two daughters.
Denise's boyfriend, who was living at the house, has been charged with the
crime.
Authorities say Oaks was with his daughters when he stopped by to pick up
some clothing.
While he was there a fight broke out.
37- year old Phillip Staples Green has been charged with second degree
murder.
This is the third murder in Henry County in less than two weeks.
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Group-Home
ANCHOR=Melanie
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WRITER=jmo
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Some residents in Rockbridge County have fought for the last several months
to keep a group home from going up in its neighborhood.
The home would house five women with mental retardation.
But as Jay Moore reports, it looks as if the residents may have won.
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SOT
IN Q=The executive director
SUPER=03-Rockbridge Co.; :06
SUPER=@Jay2; :11 QUICK!!!
SUPER=01-Michael Gilmore/Community Services Board; :15
SUPER=01-Janet Aldridge/Subdivision Resident; :36
SUPER=03-Lexington; :56
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OUT Q=Moore, News-7.
(( The Executive director of the county's community service board says he's
ready to recommend another site.
The current site, located in a subdivision off of route 6-0-8 near Glasgow,
has drawn fire from neighboring residents.
The Mental Health Clinic Advisory Board bought the land in September.
((MICHAEL GILMORE/COMMUNITY SERVICE BOARD: WE HAVE IN FACT FOUND WHAT WE THINK
IS A BETTER SITE. IT HAS TO MEET THE CRITERIA OF OFFERING BETTER FACILITIES,
BETTER AMENITIES, AND IN FACT WE THINK IT DOES.))
The residents of the subdivision say they are concerned about the welfare
those who will live in the home.
They also have unanswered questions as to why the land was bought for more
than three times the accessed value.
(( JANET ALDRIDGE/RESIDENT: THE PROPERTY THAT WAS BOUGHT IN '95 WAS ACCESSED
AT $6,400 AND THEY PAYED $22,000 FOR IT.))
(( MICHAEL GILMORE/COMMUNITY SERVICE BOARD: OFTEN IN ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY YOU
FIND THAT THE ACCESSED VALUES ARE MUCH LOWER THAN WHAT HOMES OR LANDS GO FOR SO
I DON'T THINK THAT ITS THAT UNUSUAL BUT THE DID PAY THE ASKING PRICE.))
Gilmore says the county currently has one other group home in Lexington,
which also drew opposition but NOW fits into the community.
The advisory board will decide on Gilmore's recommendation next Wednesday.
Jay Moore, News 7.))
Pensioners
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=equ
TAPE# 95-92
GRAPHIC=State Seal
Starting today, the Virginia Department of Taxation says it will cut checks
for the federal retirees who held out and sued the state.
The state Supreme Court
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VO-NAT
SUPER=@file;
yesterday rejected a request from retiree attorney Michael (KAY-ter) Kator to
have his eight million dollar tab picked up by taxpayers.
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TALENT=Beth
SS=hold
About 14- thousand retirees held out for a court ruling, rather than settle
with the state for a smaller refund.
Hollins-Campaign
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=cro
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GRAPHIC=ten years after
For years ... the Hollins College Library cataloguer has been haunted by
visions of November fourth -- the day ten years ago when she watched an
overflowing creek soak 50-thousand library books.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke Co./November 12, 1985;
The floods of 1985 ruined ten percent of the school's library collection.
But starting tomorrow, the flood won't be the only reason November fourth is
remembered by Hollins faculty, staff and alumnae (alum-nee).
That's when the school will launch the largest fund drive in its 153-year
history.
Hollins has set its sights on bringing in 40-point-eight MILLION dollars for
endowments and capital projects.
The rallying point of the campaign is its formerly flood-drenched library.
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ANCHOR=Beth
SS=ten years after
By the way, Keith Humphry is also remembering the flood of '85 this week.
His series on the flood continues tonight on News 7 at six.
And WDBJ-7's original 1985 documentary, "The Flood of '85" will be
re-broadcast tomorrow night at 7:30.
4-scores
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=cro
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Yesterday was a day to remember for the Virginia Cavaliers.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Charlottesville/Last Night;
Fans went wild after the Cavs handed Florida State its first Atlantic Coast
Conference loss in 30 games.
For that score and more, let's take a look at the scoreboards.
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SUPER=101-Virginia/=33/Florida State/=28;
SUPER=103-Ottawa/==5/Hartford/==0//Florida/==2/Philadelphia/==1;
SUPER=103-Detroit/==6/Boston/==5//Los Angeles/==5/NY Rangers/==3;
by SS