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The death of a Radford student prompts the University to suspend two fraternities... the issue drinking parties at Chi Phi and Pi Kappa Phi.
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ANCHOR=Keith


We'll also hear from the Virginia Tech student who says she was raped by Tech football players who got preferential treatment. Sports-Head
Mike on Tape
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coming up in Sports

Radford-Student


ANCHOR=keith
NEWSCAST=6
WRITER=tal
TAPE#96-6
GRAPHIC=Radford Uni.


Radford University has suspended two fraternities from campus pending the investigation of the weekend death of a freshman student.
Pi Kappa Phi and Chi Phi allegedly violated alcohol guidelines at two parties police say 18- year- old Valerie Cole is believed to have attended Friday night.
Tracy Altizer reports.
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SUPER=03-Radford; :00
SUPER=01-Jim Hicks/Greek Affairs Coordinator;:35
SUPER=01-Chris Miller/IFC President-elect;:48
SUPER=@Tracy2; :57
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OUT Q=Altizer, News 7.


(( Valerie Cole went to bed in her dorm room at four o-clock Saturday morning and never woke up.
She had been out with friends the night before, and according to police members of the fraternities reported seeing her at their parties.
Authorities allege Chi Phi and Pi Kappa Phi violated the Interfraternity Council's Risk Management guidelines concerning alcohol at both parties.
Besides the university suspensions, both fraternities' national offices have suspended their Radford charters.
To now, fraternities had policed themselves.
Greek Affairs Coordinator Jim Hicks says he's looking for ways to strengthen the policy.
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SOT 10:08:33

((JIM HICKS/GREEK AFFAIRS COORDINATOR: I WAS IN THE PROCESS OF WORKING WITH THE IFC AND WORKING WITH SOME NATIONAL CONSULTANTS TO DEVELOP SOME MORE PROACTIVE POLICIES AND MAYBE EMPOWERING THE IFC TO GET OUT THERE AND ENFORCE IT. ))
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((CHRIS MILLER/IFC PRESIDENT-ELECT: WE CAN ALWAYS WORK TO IMPROVE IT IN THE FUTURE, AND I THINK THAT IS NOW IN THE FOREFRONT OF EVERYBODY'S MINDS. THAT'S AN IMPORTANT THING TO BE THINKING ABOUT AT THIS POINT.))
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Authorities could not say whether Cole consumed any alcohol at either party.
They're waiting for blood tests to determine whether alcohol was a factor in her death. Tracy Altizer, News 7.))

Tech-Death


ANCHOR=Keith
NEWSCAST=6
WRITER=tal
TAPE#96-4
GRAPHIC=VPI SU


Meanwhile, Virginia Tech police are hoping toxicology tests will also shed some light on the death of a graduate student there.
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SUPER=03-Blacksburg;


An autopsy today ruled out physical injuries in the death of 26 year- old Theresa Gillespie.
Gillespie's body was found inside a fenced- in R-O-T-C repelling area at Tech.
Her friend and teacher, English professor Anne Cheney says Gillespie's death is a huge creative loss.
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((ANNE CHENEY/ASSOC. ENGLISH PROFESSOR: THERESA IS ONE OF THE MOST BRILLIANT WRITERS I HAVE EVER KNOWN, AND I'VE BEEN TEACHING HERE OVER 20 YEARS. ))
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Gillespie hadn't been seen since she left her husband and Cheney at Maxwell's in Blacksburg, where the two women were celebrating the success of a book of poems they collaborated on.
Cheney says Gillespie said she wasn't feeling well and left early.
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SOT 14:11:09
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((HORRIBLE WHAT-IFS. LIKE SHOULD I HAVE FOLLOWED HER HOME THAT NIGHT? BUT THERE WASN'T ANY REASON TO THINK I SHOULD'VE. ))
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No one reported Gillespie missing.
A student found her body yesterday.
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Brzonkala


ANCHOR=Keith
NEWSCAST=6
WRITER=KHu
TAPE#96-17
GRAPHIC=HOLD


The former Virginia Tech student who says she was raped by two Tech football players is telling her story ...selectively.
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SUPER=04-American Journal


Christy Brzonkala filed an eight million dollar lawsuit in federal court, then sold her story to the tabloid television show, "American Journal."
Her complaint focuses on Tony Morrison who was originally suspended for two semester's then allowed to return to Tech in time for the fall football season.
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((CHRISTY BRZONKALA: I WAS MAD. I WAS MAD AS HELL. I WAS SO ANGRY.))
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Brzonkala's friends and family say Christy's self image was shattered.
She attempted suicide over the incident with Morrison and James Crawford.
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((THEY TORE ME APART. THEY RUINED MY LIFE.))
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ANCHOR=Keith
SS=HOLD


Though she did not go to police when the incident occurred in 1994, the Attorney General has since ordered a State Police investigation.

Teacher-Abuse


ANCHOR=Keith
NEWSCAST=6 p.m.
WRITER=kmc
TAPE#96-20
GRAPHIC=NONE


A grand jury has indicted a Martinsville elementary school teacher for allegedly taking indecent liberties with a former student.
59- year- old Anna Corbin has been suspended without pay from her job at Albert Harris Elementary School.
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SUPER=03-Martinsville;


Corbin has taught there for 33 years.
The alleged victim, now 29 years old, says the abuse started in 1978, when she was 11.
She says it continued for the next 11 years.
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((RANDY SMITH/MARTINSVILLE COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY: I THINK THAT SHE HAD THOUGHT ABOUT IT AND WAS CONCERNED THAT POSSIBLY THERE MIGHT HAVE BEEN A CHANCE THAT OTHER CHILDREN MIGHT BE EXPOSED TO THIS TYPE OF THING. SHE BASICALLY CAME FORWARD SEVEN, EIGHT MONTHS AGO.))
SUPER=01-Randy Smith/Martinsville Commonwealth's Attorney;
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OUT Q=eight months ago
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Meanwhile, school officials say they don't recall a similar incident ever happening there-- and they're stunned by this one.
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IN Q=It's a shock

((HAROLD LAMM/MARTINSVILLE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: IT'S A SHOCK TO HEAR OF SUCH ALLEGATIONS AND WE WILL HAVE TO LET THE LEGAL SYSTEM RUN ITS COURSE TO FIND OUT THE FULL DETAILS OF THE MATTER.))
SUPER=01-Harold Lamm/Martinsville School Superintendent;
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OUT Q=of the matter
TALENT=KEITH
SS=NONE


Lamm says students will receive counseling, as needed.
Corbin, who was suspended yesterday, is scheduled to appear in court March fourth.

Leftwich


ANCHOR=Keith
NEWSCAST=6p
WRITER=rjo
TAPE#96-5
GRAPHIC=NONE


The man accused of attacking two Roanoke city police officers and a state trooper made another court appearance today...to face additional charges in connection with the same incident.
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SUPER=03-Roanoke;


Steven Leftwich made his second court appearance this morning to face NEW charges of possesion of marijuana and another charge of malicious wounding.
The charges were filed yesterday afternoon.
SUPER=04-Sunday;


It all started 3:30 Sunday morning during a traffic stop when police say Leftwich fought with them and grabbed an officer's gun.
Some community leaders are critical of the new drug charge.
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SOT 09:15:08
IN Q=I question it.

((PERNELLER WILSON/S.C.L.C. PRESIDENT: I QUESTION IT. IT SORT OF REMINDS ME OF SOME OF THE THINGS WE SEE ON T.V. THE INCIDENT THAT HAPPENED IN PHILADELPHIA WHERE THE POLICE HAD PLANTED DRUGS TO BUILD UP THEIR FACTS. I CANNOT SAY THIS IS HAPPENING IN ROANOKE BUT IT HAS BEEN KNOWN TO HAPPEN BEFORE TO BUILD UP THEIR CASE... SO I DO QUESTION IT. HOW COME THEY DIDN'T CHARGE HIM DAY ONE WITH THIS.))
SUPER=01-Perneller Wilson/S.C.L.C. President;
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ANCHOR=Keith
SS=NONE


Chief Hooper says it took more than 30- hours to charge Leftwich because one of the officers was recovering from his injures and was unable to contact the magistrate.
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HARD MUSIC UNDER
ANCHOR=Keith
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Still to come on the broadcast, a guilty plea in a capitol murder case in the Valley, the local P-T-A voices its opinion on make up days,
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and as the General Assembly makes moves on concealed weapons, the luck finally runs out for Riverboat Gambling.
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XGR


ANCHOR=Keith
NEWSCAST=6pm
WRITER=equ
TAPE#96-12
GRAPHIC=NONE


If you're pro- gun rights and anti- abortion, Virginia's General Assembly worked for you today.
Today is crossover day -- the day each chamber must act on its own legislation and pass it to the other.
It's traditionally the day the most controversial bills are finally forced into the public eye.
Ellen Qualls wraps up some of the action.
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SUPER=01-Sen. Joe Gartlan/(D) Fairfax; :00
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SUPER=01-Sen. Jack Reasor/(D) Bluefield; :30
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SUPER=01-Sen. Janet Howell/(D) Reston; :56
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(( Sot ((SEN. JOE GARTLAN: ))
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The Senate moved to relax the state's new concealed weapons bill in two rapid fire actions.
First, allowing court clerks to hand out permits without a judge's review. 12:36:59 ((SEN. JACK REASOR: I THINK MOST OF OUR CLERKS AND THEIR DEPUTIES TAKE THEIR DUTIES VERY SERIOUSLY. THE KIND OF CHARGE THAT WOULD BE PLACED AGAINST THOSE OFFICIALS -- YOU COULD SAY THE SAME THING ABOUT SOME JUDGES IN THIS STATE.))
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The second would allow concealed guns into restaurants and bars that serve alcohol.
It's a change Virgil Goode fought for an lost on last year.
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((SEN. VIRGIL GOODE: AND THERE'S NO PROHIBITION NOW ON WEARING IT IN A HOLSTER TO ANY PLACE THAT SERVES ALCOHOL ON OR OFF PREMISES.))
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((SEN. JANET HOWELL: IF THEY'RE ALLOWING CONCEALED WEAPONS IN, MY FAMILY AIN'T EATING THERE.))
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((SEN. DICK SASLAW: YOU CAN'T DRINK AND DRIVE. YOU CAN'T DRINK AND FLY A PLANE. BUT YOU CAN DRINK AND PACK HEAT.))
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The Senate also made what could be a landmark declaration for abortion opponents: that a fetus is a person.
It passed a bill that would make killing a fetus -- outside of lawful abortions -- first degree murder.
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((MEANWHILE, THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HAS FINALLY PASSED WHAT SUPPORTERS CALL A TRUE PARENTAL NOTIFICATION BILL. IT WOULD MEAN THAT ONLY PARENTS -- NOT GRANDPARENTS, ADULT SIBLINGS, AUNTS OR UNCLES -- COULD APPROVE A MINOR DAUGHTER'S ABORTION. THE GOVERNOR WAS SO HAPPY HE CAME AND SOUGHT OUT REPORTERS TO TELL THEM HE WOULD SIGN THE BILL IF IT PASSES THE SENATE. ELLEN QUALLS, NEWS 7, RICHMOND.))
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Riverboat-Gambling


ANCHOR=Keith
NEWSCAST=6pm
WRITER=equ
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GRAPHIC=NONE


Moments ago, the House of Delegates sunk riverboat gambling for another year.
And with it, the Virginia Lottery's Powerball and keno proposals.
That makes a statement about state- sanctioned gambling -- and leaves a 70- million dollar hole in the Governor's budget.

Houser


ANCHOR=Keith
NEWSCAST=6pm
WRITER=tho
TAPE#96-3
GRAPHIC=Legal Scales


The second man charged with capital murder in the shooting death of Randall Carter pled guilty today.
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SUPER=03-Roanoke


Michael James Houser was convicted of robbery and first- degree murder.
Houser entered Carter's house on Memorial Avenue with Thomas Arthur Burton June 30th.
The two men robbed and shot Carter.
Burton was also convicted of first- degree murder and is awaiting sentencing.
Houser will be sentenced in April.
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Stocks


ANCHOR=Keith
NEWSCAST=six
WRITER=sly
TAPE#=Stocks
GRAPHIC=NONE


It took a late rally to do so, but the stock market finished the day in record territory.
The DOW was up, but just by a point, closing slightly over 56-hundred-one.
Nasdaq LOST eight points.
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McAlpin


ANCHOR=Keith
NEWSCAST=6
WRITER=KHu
TAPE#95-113
GRAPHIC=Lawsuit


A two- million dollar lawsuit has been filed in the case of a foundry worker killed in an industrial accident.
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SUPER=03-Roanoke/October 12, 1993


David McAlpin of Troutville suffered fatal injuries when an "annealing oven" exploded two years ago.
The blast blew the doors off the oven, striking the 52-year old foundry supervisor in the head.
The claim is against the maker of the oven- -not Walker Machine and Foundry where the incident occurred.
In court papers, the attorneys for McAlpin's widow maintain Leeds and Northrup- -among others- -failed to provide adequate instructions and warnings and, they say, the safety valve on the oven was defective.
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Roanoke-P.T.A.


ANCHOR=Keith
NEWSCAST=6 p.m.
WRITER=kmc
TAPE#96-14
GRAPHIC=Education


Roanoke City School officials and P.T.A. members are doing some extra homework to figure out how to make up snow days.
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SUPER=@File;


Students missed 11 days during this winter's storms.
The central council P-T-A met this morning.
Officials say the first preferred option for making up time is to use three days of Spring Break.
The second option is to extend the school day.
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TALENT=KEITH
SS=Education


The school superintendent will take the recommendations to the school board meeting next Tuesday.
That's when they're expected to decide on the make- up plan.

Sports tease


ANCHOR=steve
NEWSCAST=6pm
WRITER=sma
TAPE#=none
GRAPHIC=none


Speedweek rolls on at Daytona; Mike Stevens will join us for a report, The Cowboys meet the president,
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and the Roanoke Express was back on the ice this morning; words from player and coach in sports.
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S-Express


ANCHOR=Steve
NEWSCAST=6pm
WRITER=sma
TAPE#=ICE-95
GRAPHIC=Express


The Express is coming off three divisional wins in three days.
SS=Express/South Carolina


and is with in three points of third place South Carolina.
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SUPER=03-Roanoke; :00


Roanoke began practicing for this weekend's Friday/saturday games against the stingrays this morning. The Rays are 11-OH and 1 in their last 12 road games.
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(( ))
SUPER=01-Frank Anzalone/Express Coach; :00
SUPER=01-Jason Clarke/19 Goals-16 Assists; :14
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S-Daytona


ANCHOR=Steve
NEWSCAST=6
WRITER=mst
TAPE#
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Speed Weeks 96 continued in Daytona today with a lot of practice and qualifying.
Double Boxes=Steve and Mike/StarLink

Mike Stevens and photographer Lynn Eller have been following the hot laps and they now check in from the start-finish line via StarLink.
Live=Mike Full/StarLink
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SUPER=06-Daytona;


Mike Ad Lib
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(rollcue:...while the weather in Florida has been a little unsettling the

action on the track has been uncharacteristically calm.)
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SUPER=01-Rusty Wallace/Driver - Miller Ford; :22
SUPER=01-Ernie Irvan/Driver - Havoline Ford; :38
SUPER=01-Rick Mast/Driver - Hooters Pontiac; 1:06
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S-Cowboys


ANCHOR=Steve
NEWSCAST=6pm
WRITER=sma
TAPE#=S6-1
GRAPHIC=Super Bowl


The Super Bowl champion Dallas Cowboys met the President today at the White House.
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SUPER=03-Washington, DC; :00


The champs strolled in for their meeting with Bill Clinton. Team owner Jerry Jones presented the President with the White House's third super Bowl Trophy.
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Goodlatte


ANCHOR=Keith
NEWSCAST=6pm
WRITER=ssm
TAPE#95-110
GRAPHIC=NONE


Counterfeit goods are costing American businesses billions of dollars and thousands of jobs every year, and at least one Congressman wants to do something about it.
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SUPER=03-Lynchburg


Sixth District representative Bob Goodlatte says there are dozens of counterfeit products on the market that most consumers are probably not aware of.
He's sponsoring a measure that would put more teeth in the United States' counterfeiting laws.
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((REP. BOB GOODLATTE/R- SIXTH DISTRICT: WE ALSO HAVE TO BE ABLE TO INTERCEPT THE GOODS AND DO SOMETHING WITH THEM AND HAVE THE ABILITY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT TO MORE EFFECTIVELY CRACK DOWN WHEN THEY FIND IT GOING ON IN THIS COUNTRY.))
SUPER=01-Rep. Bob Goodlatte/(R) 6th District; :00
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OUT Q=in this country.
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Goodlatte says his bill would allow customs officials to destroy the fake products when they're discovered, rather than simply ship them back.
He hopes the measure, which has bi- partisan support, will be signed into law later this year.
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Center-Square


ANCHOR=Keith
NEWSCAST=6pm
WRITER=lbe
TAPE#96-9
GRAPHIC=Center in Square


Roanoke's Center In The Square is the cornerstone of the city's revitalized downtown market, which was recently named one of 63 great public places in America.
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SUPER=03-Roanoke;


Now Roanoke's cultural complex has received one of 25 National Excellence Awards recognizing outstanding solutions to urban problems.
The people who made Center In The Square a reality say its biggest accomplishment is how it helped revive the downtown area after a long decline.
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IN Q=There have

((WARNER DALHOUSE/CENTER IN THE SQUARE BOARD MEMBER: THERE HAVE BEEN OVER 250 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF DEVELOPMENT IN THIS DOWNTOWN AREA SINCE CENTER IN THE SQUARE CAME ONSTREAM, AND OVER 165 NEW BUSINESSES HAVE BEEN CREATED IN A DOWNTOWN AREA WITHIN THREE BLOCKS OF THIS BUILDING.))
SUPER=01-Warner Dalhouse/Center In The Square Bd. Member;
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The Center's design will be showcased at an international convention for (-------------) cities later this year.
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