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Up next on News 7 at Five-
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VO-NAT
The latest on the airport, the roads and the snow. We'll have two live
reports.
Plus an arrest in the murder of an auto shop worker in Roanoke County.
And snow could be a factor in this school bus crash.
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Wx-Heads
TALENT=Robin
SS=None
Bright sunshine helps a bit on the melting side but another cold evening will
freeze things up tonight.
Medical-heads
ANCHOR=Connie
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TAPE#med heads
GRAPHIC=NONE
On Health Check-- the Red Cross is issuing an urgent plea to those who
can, to give blood.
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VO-NAT
The entire East Coast supply is seriously low.
Plus, the National Guard and a fleet of Hum-Vees save the day for area
dialysis patients-- desperately in need of transportation.
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SOT 10:44:48
IN Q=THE BIGGEST FRUSTRATION
((THE BIGGEST FRUSTRATION WAS NOT KNOWING IF WE WERE GOING TO MAKE OUR FLIGHT
OR NOT, AND BEING STUCK HERE.))
RUNS=:05
OUT Q=BEING STUCK HERE.
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VO-NAT
After being paralyzed by Old Man Winter, travel is CREEPING back to normal.
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5-SNOW-TODAY
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TAPE#595-33
GRAPHIC=NEWS-7 AT FIVE
Good Evening this is NEWS-7 at Five, I'm Jean Jadhon.
SS=WINTER WEATHER
The airports are open.
The plows are making progress in neighborhoods... and this afternoon the
temperature even crept above freezing.
double boxes JoeD/Jean
Joe Dashiell brings us up to date... on the Roanoke Valley's effort to get
things moving today.
LIVE=JoeD full
SUPER=@Joe1;
SUPER=22-Roanoke;
Jean, it's still a mess, especially on residential streets, and in rural
areas that haven't seen a snowplow yet.
But there were some reasons for optimism today.
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SOT
IN Q=The Roanoke Regional Airport
SUPER=03-Roanoke; :00
SUPER=01-Daniel Quinn/Air Passenger; :11
SUPER=@Herbert; :29
RUNS=:40
OUT Q=by the end of the day.
((The Roanoke Regional Airport is back in business. The first flights since
Saturday took off around midday to the delight of passengers delayed by the
snow.
SOT 10:41:43
IN Q=I was scheduled out sunday
((DANIEL QUINN/AIR PASSENGER: I WAS SCHEDULED OUT SUNDAY NIGHT. I'VE BEEN
WAITING EVER SINCE THEN, AND I'M NOT SURE I'M GOING YET TODAY.))
RUNS=:07
OUT Q=going yet today.
Though snow banks and deep drifts remain a hazard to navigation in many
neighborhoods, city officials say they are making progress, making at least one
pass down most of the city's streets by the end of the day.
SOT
IN Q=I'm not saying that
((BOB HERBERT/CITY MANAGER: I'M NOT SAYING THAT WE HAVE GOTTEN DOWN TO THE
PAVEMENT. THAT WILL TAKE SOME TIME, BUT ON 85 PERCENT OF OUR 1100 MILES, WEE
HAVE MADE AT A MINIMUM ONE PASS THROUGH THAT NEIGHBORHOOD.))
RUNS=:11
OUT Q=through that neighborhood.
))
LIVE=JoeD full
SUPER=22-Roanoke;
Among the cancellations... Tonight's production of 42nd street at the
Roanoke Civic Center has been postponed until May.
The Will Rogers Follies scheduled for tonight in Danville, will be
postponed until February.
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Residents of Rockbridge County were among those hardest hit by this winter
storm.
And Ron Jones has been measuring their efforts this afternoon.
5-Rural-Snow
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SUPER=@Ron1;
SUPER=06-Lexington;
(ron ad lib)
(roll cue: "...still digging their way out.")
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SOT **rolled from truck**
IN Q=Collierstown
SUPER=03-Collierstown; :00
SUPER=01-Hilary Bergmann/Rockbridge Co. Resident; :15
SUPER=01-Robert Weikel/Emergency Services Director; :46
RUNS=1:00
OUT Q=OUT OF FUEL.
LIVE=Ron/full
SUPER=06-Lexington;
(ron ad lib)
TAKE BOARD FULL
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5-Mail
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TAPE#595-36
GRAPHIC=snowbound 96
You've probably noticed by now, the mounds of snow along neighborhood
streets make deliveries difficult for mail carriers.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke;
The post office has attempted mail delivery since Monday morning, but it's
been impossible to reach many areas.
Today, about 70 percent of the postal employees got to work and carriers
hoped to park along their routes and walk.
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SOT
IN Q=Most of our routes are
((BILLY MARTIN/ROANOKE POSTMASTER: MOST OF OUR ROUTES ARE SET UP LIKE THAT. THE
BIG PROBLEM IS TRYING TO PARK. IT WOULD HELP IF SIDEWALKS AND STEPS ARE CLEAR.
WE'LL DO EVERYTHING WE POSSIBLY CAN TO GET THE MAIL DELIVERED.))
SUPER=01-Billy Martin/Roanoke Postmaster;
RUNS=:14
OUT Q=make delivery.
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VO-NAT
Martin says only a small volume of mail is actually getting into Roanoke
right now.
He says ground and air transportation bringing the mail to Roanoke has been
delayed as much as 10 hours. That's from heavy snow in surrounding states as
well as in Virginia.
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5-Wilson
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TAPE#595-40
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The snow may have slowed down postal carriers, but it didn't stop a Roanoke
County murder investigation.
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VO-NAT
Early Saturday morning, police arrested Christopher James Saul.
The 19- year- old is accused of killing
SUPER=03-Roanoke Co./January 2;
Christopher Lee Wilson, whose body was found last week at General Import
Services.
Police say Wilson died after suffering a blow to the head from a blunt
object.
Officials aren't sure at this point if the two men knew each other.
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SOT 15:15:11
IN Q=We don't know
((CAPT. RAY LAVINDER/ROANOKE COUNTY POLICE: WE DON'T KNOW AT THIS POINT. WE'RE
STILL TRYING TO DETERMINE IF THEY HAD HAD ANY PRIOR MEETINGS OR IF THIS WAS A
FIRST MEETING. ))
SUPER=01-Capt. Ray Lavinder/Roanoke Co. Police;
RUNS=:08
OUT Q=first meeting
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VO-NAT
Police aren't positive about a motive, but believe it could have been a
robbery- gone- wrong.
Christopher James Saul is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow.
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5-Clinton
ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=5
WRITER=JJA
TAPE#net-a
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Remember Paula Jones- the woman who accused President Clinton of
sexually harassing her?
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VO-NAT
SUPER=@File;
Three judges in St. Louis say the sexual harassment suit may go to trial
right away.
President Clinton's attorney says he'll appeal the ruling by the federal
appeals court.
His lawyer says the case should be put off until after Clinton's
presidency.
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ANCHOR=Jean
SS=Bosnia
Meanwhile the President is preparing for a trip to Bosnia.
He'll leave Friday-
The President's expected to visit Tuzla where most U-S troops are
deployed.
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Straight Ahead -- will the snow cause problems for lawmakers traveling to
Richmond for the General Assembly?
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VO-NAT
But first-- many area malls and stores are open-- hoping to cash in and
cure cabin fever.
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ANCHOR=Connie
Our topics on health check today-- the effects of the snow on the blood
supply and dialysis patients.
Plus, the potential danger for carbon monoxide poisoning, and advice for
motorists who venture out in the snow.
2-SHOT
ANCHOR=Jean
SS=NONE
Is there anything left on the shelves at your local grocery store?
ANCHOR=Connie
Patrick takes us shopping-- later on NEWS-7 at FIVE.
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5-Bus-Ax
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Wisconsin Police say slippery roads may have been a factor in a school bus
crash.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Near Green Bay, WI;
The bus collided with a tractor trailer killing the bus driver and
injuring more than three dozen children- one critically.
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SOT 14:07:10
IN Q=
((RICHARD NELSON/RESCUE WORKER: THE TWO KIDS WERE PINNED UP FRONT I KNOW I
STOOD WITH THEM ALL THE TIME UNTIL THEY GOT EM OUT. THEY HAD TO USE THE JAWS OF
LIFE TO GET THEM OUT.))
SUPER=01-Richard Nelson/Rescue Worker;
RUNS=:05
OUT Q=TO GET THEM OUT."
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VO-NAT
Police say the driver failed to stop at a stop sign.
Snow on the roads may have also been a factor.
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5-XGR-Snow
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TAPE#595-39
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Snow won't stop tomorrow's opening of the 1996 General Assembly.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Richmond;
But it did slow the moving-in process, and cancel a calendar full of
committee meetings.
Delegates and Senators showed up one by one -- but the House Clerk says it's
NO problem if NOT everyone makes it.
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SOT 03:41:28 TAPE ONE
IN Q=Tomorrow at noon
((BRUCE JAMERSON/HOUSE CLERK: TOMORROW AT NOON, THE CURRENT MEMBERS TERMS
EXPIRE. AND THE NEW MEMBERS THAT WERE ELECTED IN NOVEMBER AREN'T SWORN IN
UNTIL TOMORROW'S SESSION. THE ONLY PERSON STILL IN OFFICE AT NOON TOMORROW IS
THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE WHO WOULD CALL THE HOUSE TO ORDER.))
SUPER=01-Bruce Jamerson/House Clerk;
RUNS=:16
OUT Q=to order.
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VO-NAT
Key organizational votes could be postponed until all the members arrive.
The Governor's office has authorized the State Police to help get lawmakers
to Richmond.
SUPER=@file;
Fairfax Delegate Gladys Keating is the only one so far to accept the offer.
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5-Stores
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GRAPHIC=snowbound 96
Businesses in the area have slowly begun to reopen, after the weekend's big
snow forced them into a two day hibernation.
double boxes Jean/Len
Len Besthoff has mingled with the shoppers and shopkeepers today to see how
it's going.
Len I'm guessing things are hardly back to normal yet.
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ANCHOR=Len
A return to normalcy, well, not yet.
LIVE=len/full
SUPER=@Len1;
But the malls in the Roanoke Valley did reopen.
And at the Tanglewood Mall, customers trickled in.
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SOT 12:57:36
IN Q=And so what
((And so what brings you out to the mall today? BILL BOND/MALL SHOPPER: BEING
IN THE HOUSE WITH FOUR CHILDREN. Are you glad to get out? BOND: VERY HAPPY TO
GET OUT. WE'LL BE GLAD WHEN THE SNOW'S GONE SO WE CAN GO BACK TO WORK.))
SUPER=01-Bill Bond/Mall Shopper;
RUNS=:12
OUT Q=go back to work.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke Co.;
The forced shutdown due to the snowstorm came right after a less than
spectacular holiday season for retailers.
SUPER=03-Salem;
Meanwhile in Salem, manufacturers like Graham-White began getting back in
the groove.
The railroad parts maker actually never closed, but it had under 10-percent
of its employees report for work yesterday, and about 40-percent showed up
today.
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LIVE=Len/Full
Now local businesses feel they're hardly out of the woods yet, because there
is a threat of snow for later this week.
double boxes jean/len
I think they're all anxious to hear what Robin Reed is forecasting.
(QUESTION: SO LEN WHAT ARE THE MALL HOURS?)
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If you made it to the grocery store in the snow, have the shelves been
restocked yet?
Let's ask Patrick Evans.
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(patrick ad lib)
SUPER=22-Roanoke;
stocks bump next
5-GROCERIES
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TAPE#595-34
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As soon as weathercasters say the word "snow", people flock to the grocery
stores and stock up, but what about restocking?
DOUBLE BOX JEAN/PATRICK
Patrick Evans joins us from Harris Teeter at Towers Shopping Center, where
that task continues.
Patrick, ALL the stores were cleaned out- Is the situation better now?
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SUPER=21-Patrick Evans;
SUPER=22-Roanoke;
SUPER=01-Tim Enochs/Harris Teeter Asst. Mgr.;
(ROLL OVER INTERVIEW)
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VO-NAT
RUNS=:30
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SUPER=22-Roanoke;
DOUBLE BOX PATRICK/ROBIN
Stats
SUPER=302-38/18/44/W-16mph/29.69/r;
SUPER=303-39/16/39/SW-6mph/29.71/s;
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health music under
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GRAPHIC=NONE
Stick around-- the NASCAR Media Tour is revving up-- a full report in
tonight's Ticker.
ANCHOR=Connie
SS=NONE
And on Health Check--
How the snow storm is effecting the region's blood supply.
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VO-NAT
At the Red Cross, word is there's only a one-day supply of blood on hand.
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SOT 11:44:44
IN Q=A normal
((A NORMAL COLLECTION DAY WOULD BE 270-280 PINTS OF BLOOD AND TODAY WE'LL BE
LUCKY IF WE GET 20 OR 30.))
RUNS=:08
OUT Q=20 OR 30.
HEALTH BUMP NEXT
5-Health
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TAPE#595-38
GRAPHIC=snowbound 96
It's bad enough being snowbound and simply needing to get to the grocery
store or to work.
But for thousands of people around the state, the need to be mobile is even
more urgent-- for instance, dialysis patients running behind on their
life-saving treatments needed to help their kidneys work better.
(/////SOT/////)
SOT
IN Q=What it does is
SUPER=01-Trish Rappold/Crystal Spring Dialysis; :00
SUPER=03-Roanoke; :12
SUPER=01-Victor Stover/"Precious Cargo"; :37
SUPER=01-Vicky Kelley/Crystal Spring Dialysis; 1:05
SUPER=01-Sgt. Major James Rogers/National Guard; 1:15
SUPER=01-Bob Lutjen/American Red Cross Blood Services; 1:49
RUNS=2:14
OUT Q=hospital needs.
((
(/////SOT/////)
SOT 10:45:04
IN Q=What it does
((TRISH RAPPOLD/CRYSTAL SPRING DIALYSIS: WHAT IT DOES IS IT TAKES THE BLOOD
FROM THEIR BODY AND WE CLEANSE IT AND REMOVE TOXINS AND EXCESS FLUIDS FROM
THEIR BODY. AND IF THEY DIDN'T HAVE DIALYSIS THEY WOULD DIE. ))
RUNS=:11
OUT Q=would die.
Many patients need this out-patient treatment three times a week-- so when
the snow came barreling in, many were desperate for rides.
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SOT 10:28:17
IN Q=NAT SOUND ok
((OK I'LL BE THERE IN ABOUT TEN MINUTES, OK BYE. ))
RUNS=:03
OUT Q=ok bye NAT SOUND
Victor Stover runs "Precious Cargo"-- transporting children and seniors in
need of rides-- he's been able to help many of these stranded patients.
(/////SOT/////)
SOT 10:29:13
IN Q=Today it's
((VICTOR STOVER/"PRECIOUS CARGO": TODAY IT'S MOSTLY BEEN KIDNEY DIALYSIS
NEEDS AND EMERGENCY NEEDS. WE CAN'T OPERATE OUR NORMAL VEHICLE SO WE'RE KIND
OF LIMITED WITH FOUR WHEEL DRIVE.))
RUNS=:10
OUT Q=four wheel drive.
Other patients are relying on the kindness of neighbors, rescue squads, and
even strangers for rides to the treatment-- which takes about four hours.
It's been a spectacular display of teamwork, for the personnel at the
area's dialysis centers.
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SOT 11:07:32
IN Q=NAT SOUND HUMVEE
RUNS=:03
OUT Q=NAT SOUND HUMVEE
Even the National Guard kicked in rides for those hard-to-reach patients--
treated to a spin in the Hum-Vee ambulance.
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SOT 10:46:51
IN Q=They were very
((VICKY KELLEY/CRYSTAL SPRING DIALYSIS: THEY WERE VERY SURPRISED YESTERDAY,
PARTICULARLY WHEN SOME HAD TO GET IN THOSE VEHICLES THAT THE NATIONAL GUARD
BROUGHT. BUT I THINK THEY WERE JUST RELIEVED TO SEE THAT SOMEBODY WAS GOING TO
HELP OUT. ))
RUNS=:09
OUT Q=to help out.
butt butt butt butt
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SOT 11:02:46
IN Q=Most of the places
((SARGENT MAJOR JAMES ROGERS/NATIONAL GUARD: MOST OF THE PLACES THE AMBULANCE
CAN GET TO. WE HAVEN'T HAD ANY PROBLEMS YET. IT'S LIKE ANY OTHER VEHICLE, YOU
HAVE TO TAKE IT EASY. ))
RUNS=:09
OUT Q=take it easy.
One way everyone can help is to shovel walks and sidewalks, so it's easier
for volunteers to get patients out of the house-- be careful shoveling snow
though, which may be hard on the heart.
The emergency plan is also kicking in at the Red Cross-- where the blood
supply is at a critical low all along the east coast.
The only good news for the blood bank is that many elective procedures have
been cancelled-- though the need for blood is still urgent, in many cases.
(/////SOT/////)
SOT 11:43:22
IN Q=Our blood
((BOB LUTJEN/AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD SERVICES: OUR BLOOD SUPPLY IS DOWN TO
LESS THAN A DAY'S SUPPLY RIGHT NOW. WE ARE ON AN EMERGENCY APPEAL AND HAVE THE
CENTER OPEN HERE IN ROANOKE TODAY FROM 9-6, TOMORROW FROM 9-6 AND WE'VE GOT
EXTENDED HOURS THROUGH THE REST OF THE WEEK AND WE'RE TRYING TO PICK UP DONORS
WHO ARE WILLING TO COME IN AND DONATE TODAY BUT MAYBE NOT ABLE TO GET OUT TO
HELP MEET THE HOSPITAL NEEDS.))
RUNS=:24
OUT Q=hospital needs.
))
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Connie VO-NAT
For this region, the normal daily collection is about 280 pints-- but today
the agency expects to collect only about 20 pints from volunteers.
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ANCHOR=Connie
SS=HOLD
Also, the Red Cross Emergency Services division is open 24 hours a day in
the region-- providing food, cots and blankets to rescue workers.
5-Carbon-Monoxide
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TAPE#NONE
GRAPHIC=Winter Weather
Another weather caution for people-- carbon monoxide poisoning.
The problem arises when people sit in their cars with the engines
running-- unaware that the tailpipe is stuck in the snow.
In this case, drivers shouldn't sit in the car to keep warm-- fumes can
make you sick in less than five minutes.
2-SHOT-toss
ANCHOR=Jean
The NASCAR Media Tour is revving up in North Carolina--
ANCHOR=Connie
Steve Mason has a that and more sports news in tonight's Ticker.
S5-Media
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NEWSCAST=5pm
WRITER=sma
TAPE#=ST5-17
GRAPHIC=None
Good afternoon everyone, welcome to your Tuesday ticker. we start on the
fast track.
Despite the snowfall, the 14th annual NASCAR Media Tour continued today in
North Carolina.
Tonight, Mike Stevens begins his weeklong reports with some big news
concerning Dale Earnhardt.
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SOT
IN Q=first audio
SUPER=03-Welcome, NC/This Afternoon; :00
SUPER=01-Dale Earnhardt/7 Time Winston Cup Champion; :16
SUPER=04-1995 Season; :48
SUPER=@Mike1; 1:11
RUNS=1:21
OUT Q=...News 7 sports"
S5-Stuff
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TAPE#=ST5-18
GRAPHIC=None
In baseball, St. Louis and Oakland completed a 5 player trade today.
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VO-NAT #eng
SUPER=04-Major League Baseball; :00
The A's sent right hander Todd Stottlemyre to the Cardinals for reserved
outfielder Allen Battle and three minor league pitchers.
Stottlemyre was 14 and 7 with a 4.55 ERA last season. His 205 strikeouts
ranked third in the Majors.
SUPER=04-College Football;
In college football, Nebraska running back Lawrence Phillips has made
himself eligible for the NFL draft.
He will be joined by Michigan's Tim Biakabutuka as well.
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ANCHOR=Steve
Coming up at 6, more from the NASCAR Media Tour, but stay put, there is
more news 7 at 5 right after this break.
5-Madonna
ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=5
WRITER=JJA
TAPE#net-h
GRAPHIC=gavel/scales
Jurors in Los Angeles agree a homeless man DID terrorize Madonna.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=04-File Tape;
They found Robert Hoskins guilty of stalking, assault and making terrorist
threats.
Madonna testified she was haunted by nightmares about Hoskins.
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SOT 20:11:26
IN Q=
((PENNY PARKER/JUROR: HE'S A SICK MAN. I WOULD BE AFRAID IF HE WERE WANDERING
AROUND MY HOUSE BREAKING INTO IT.))
SUPER=01-Penny Parker/Juror;
RUNS=:07
OUT Q=BREAKING INTO IT."
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Hollywood Hills, CA;
Hoskins was caught scaling the wall to Madonna's estate- At one point, he
was shot by Madonna's bodyguard.
Madonna says she's relieved the defendant has been convicted and that
justice has been served.
She says she hopes the outcome of this case helps other stalking victims
know that the system can and does work.
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GRAPHIC=NONE
(toss to robin)
RUNS=:15
(toss to Jean)
ANCHOR=Jean
While the snow may already have lost some of its appeal with many people,
ski resort owners are all smiles these days.
double boxes Jean/Keith
Keith Humphry is in our newsroom to tell us how one local resort is
benefitting from the weekend storm... Keith?
ANCHOR=Keith
Jean, thanks to a cold December,
SUPER=@Keith1;
the Wintergreen resort in Nelson County is already enjoying a record start to
its ski season.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Nelson Co.
You can imagine what a bonanza three feet of loose, granular snow has been
to them.
The snow was so high, it was blocking the chairlifts.. it took crews until
yesterday to get the slopes ready.. skiers say conditions have never been
better.
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ANCHOR=Keith
And believe it or not, it is still making its own snow...
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We'll tell you why when we hit the slopes in a half hour...Jean?
ANCHOR=Jean
FIVE, goodnight.
All those school closings in just a few moments-- that's it for NEWS-7 at
by SS