23:00-01
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Next on News Seven-- Thousands of environmentalist have
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converged on Northern California to protest the cutting of redwoods in an
ancient forest.
In the Persian Gulf the Kuwaiti's have yet to give the Clinton
administration permission to deploy troops.
And a Roanoke counselor offers some tips on caring for children and aging
parents.
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ANCHOR=Ron
SS=
The News is Next.
Redwood-Stand
ANCHOR=Ron
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=jmo
TAPE# net
GRAPHIC=None
Thousands of environmentalists and celeberties are protesting in Northern
California as they attempt to protect an ancient forest.
They're protesting the logging of dead and diseased timber of the world's
ONLY privately owned redwoods.
Ken Bautista reports.
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SUPER=01-Don Henley/Musician; :32
SUPER=07-Judi Bari; 1:15
SUPER=01-Ron Konicke/Logger; 1:37
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Iraq
ANCHOR=Ron
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=jmo
TAPE# net
GRAPHIC=Iraq Conflict
The Pentagon has lowered the number of troops that will leave for Kuwait --
that's once the Kuwaiti government gives the go-ahead.
U-S officials have now downsized the amount of troops they want to send from
five to three-thousand.
Tom Fenton reports.
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IN Q=In a
SUPER=03-Kuwait;
SUPER=01-William Perry/Secretary of Defense;
SUPER=01-Tom Fenton/Reporting;
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OUT Q=News, Kuwait.
(( In a high stakes diplomatic mission through the Persian Gulf arab
states, Defense Secretary Perry is trying to hold together the
collapsing coalition against Sadaam Hussein.
In Kuwait, where he got the friendliest welcome, Perry said Iraq had fired
on coalition aircraft in the no-fly zones six times in the last few days.
PERRY: WE WILL NOT TOLERATE THAT THREAT TO OUR PILOTS, NOR DO WE
BELIEVE WE CAN RELY ON SADAAM HUSSEIN'S PROMISE THAT HE WOULD NOT ATTACK THOSE
AIRPLANES. WE ARE INTERESTED IN ACTION, NOT JUST WORDS.
FENTON HEARD: ARE YOU STILL CONSIDERING FURTHER MILITARY STRIKES AGAINST
IRAQ?
PERRY: THAT IS STILL A POSSIBILITY.
But even here, all was not smooth.
The Pentagon had announced Friday that the American armored battalion now
training in the Kuwaiti desert will be reenforced with 5000 men.
But back at Fort Hood, Texas, the designated First Cavalry Division
units were not yet moving.
The Pentagon apparently forgot to ask the Kuwaiti's permission first, and is
now waiting for their O.K.
There seems to be little doubt that Kuwaitis would welcome them, just as
they have welcomed the arrival of 8 powerful Stealth fighter-bombers here.
In a country where vast oil reserves have brought a way of life that is
remarkable by any standard, the Kuwaitis, to a man, see Sadaam Hussein as a
real threat to their security.
KUWAITI MOS WE DON'T TRUST HIM, O.K.? AND WE DEPEND ON AMERICAN, YOU
KNOW, GOVERNMENT AND ARMY REALLY.
A DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SOURCE SAID THE BOTTOM LINE IS THAT THE NEXT MOVE IS
UP TO SADAAM HUSSEIN. THE MILITARY BELIEVE THEY HAVE HIM BOXED IN, BUT IF HE
MAKES A PROVOCATIVE MOVE, THEY ARE READY. TOM FENTON, CBS NEWS, KUWAIT
))
Halifax-Fatal
ANCHOR=Ron
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Dal
TAPE# none
GRAPHIC=Fatal Ax
Three people are dead after two cars collided in Halifax County last night.
It happened on route 58 at the intersection of route 9-29.
Police say 16-year-old Robert Earl Crowe of Halifax was driving down route
9-29.
As he turned on to route 58 another vehicle smashed into the side of his
car.
Crowe died at the scene.
His passengers, 23-year-old Julia O'Steen Jones and one year old Miranda
Blair Jones, both of South Boston, also died at the scene.
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ANCHOR=Ron
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Stick around, up next on News 7 at 11,
It may be mid week before fire officials find out how a blaze destroyed
three Fairlawn businesses.
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And, a southside congressman is expected to jump into the lieutenant
governor's race tomorrow.
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Kimberly in WX CENTER
We've been relishing in the Fall- like weather all weekend-- enjoying dry
conditions and mild temperatures. But rainy weather is coming-- thanks to some
leftover tropical moisture.
We'll check out the doppler--
First, let's check out today's temperatures...
Roll
Lake Levels
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Fairlawn-Fire
ANCHOR=Ron
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Dal
TAPE# 96-63
GRAPHIC=Fire Investigation
It'll be several more days before fire investigators are able to sift
through ashes of three businesses that went up in smoke yesterday.
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SUPER=03-Fairlawn;
Small flames still flickered this morning throughout the charred remains of
the FairLAWN shopping center.
These hot spots are preventing the county fire investigating team from
looking over the debris.
Fairlawn fire chief Buddy Trigg says it may be Tuesday or Wednesday before
investigators can take a look.
Trigg also says a crane will be used to removed the collapsed roof so
investigators can determine where the blaze began.
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Fire-Business
ANCHOR=Ron
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Dal
TAPE# 96-75
GRAPHIC=None
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VO-NAT
SUPER=04-Yesterday;
The fire consumed three businesses.
The Carpet Shop, Schewel's Furniture and a tax service will NOT open
tomorrow.
But Calvin Powers, owner of Powers Fence Company and The Carpet Shop says
the fence business will operate as usual.
SUPER=04-Today;
And The Carpet Shop will use this vacant office located right next to their
burned out location.
Powers says he hopes to reopen The Carpet Shop by Wednesday.
He plans to rebuild.
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Payne
ANCHOR=Ron
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=jmo
TAPE# net-b, 96-70
GRAPHIC=Payne, LF
Congressman L-F Payne is expected to throw his hat into the ring tomorrow
for lieutenant governor.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=@File;
The 50-year-old Democrat from Nelson County has scheduled a morning news
conference in Lovingston and Richmond.
Payne is retiring from the U-S Congress after serving for eight years.
He has spent several months traveling the state in an effort to gauge
support for a possible run.
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Business-Review
ANCHOR=Ron
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=lbe
TAPE#=BIZ
GRAPHIC=Business Review
A big buyout in the retail business involves a Danville based department
STORE chain... and a Lynchburg radio station starts the month on a high note.
Len Besthoff recaps the week's top economic stories in southwest and central
Virginia with the News-7 Business Review.
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IN Q=NAT SOT
SUPER=03-Halifax Co./Monday; :06
SUPER=03-Roanoke/Thursday; :16
SUPER=03-Galax/File Tape; :29
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((
Nat Sot
RUNS=:05
The total cost of the damage and destruction to businesses by Hurricane Fran
is no longer a murky picture.
Estimates now range in the hundreds of millions of dollars in Virginia.
A Lynchburg country radio station has been presented with one of the highest
honors it can receive from its peers.
WYYD-FM has won the Billboard Magazine "Station of the Year" award for 1996.
Vaughan Furniture of Galax posted a third quarter after tax profit of two-
point- three- million- dollars...up a million from where it was the same period
a year ago.
Third quarter sales rose by five million dollars.
Leggett Department Stores may soon have a new name, but not much else is
expected to change.
The tight-lipped chain based in Danville said in a terse statement that it
has agreed to sell a majority of its stock to Belk, a fellow retailer out of
Charlotte, North Carolina.
Checking the major financial markets for the week, the Dow Jones Industrial
Average and Nasdaq finished well on the upside, with the Dow actually closing
in record territory.
Len Besthoff with the News-7 Business Review.
Nat Sot
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Soft Music Under
ANCHOR=Ron
SS=none
Still to come on the newscast,
A councelor tells us how to deal with both aging parents and the rearing of
children.
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And,
Anorexia.
Could it happen to your child?
We'll have the story of how one teen is dealing with it.
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Anorexia3
ANCHOR=Ron
NEWSCAST=11p
WRITER=Dal
TAPE# 96-70
GRAPHIC=Anorexia
Eating disorders such as anorexia are family diseases.
In the first TWO parts of our weekend series we explained what anorexia is
and how the disorder affected 15-year-old, Mikhaela Payden-Travers (TRAV-ers).
Tonight as Denise Allen explains, it often takes family participation to
make treatment successful.
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((
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IN Q=IT TURNED MY
((CHRIS PAYDEN-TRAVERS/MIKHAELA'S MOM: IT TURNED MY DAUGHTER WHO I'D ALWAYS
BEEN ABLE TO TRUST BEFORE INTO A DECEITFUL PERSON AND IT WASN'T MIKHAELA BEING
DECEITFUL IT WAS THE DISEASE.))
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IN Q=THEY'D PACK ME
((MIKHAELA PAYDEN-TRAVERS/ANOREXIA PATIENT: THEY'D PACK ME LUNCH AND I'D THROW
IT AWAY. I'D STICK STUFF IN NAPKINS, PUT IT IN MY PANTS OR WEAR LONG SLEEVE
SHIRTS AND PUT IT DOWN MY SLEEVE.))
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OUT Q=DOWN MY SLEEVE
Anorexia Nervosa is a complex disorder involving both emotional and physical
problems.
Once the starving ritual has begun chemical changes take place in the brain.
The nureotransmitter, serotonin, among other things regulates appetite and
weight.
Starvation causes an imbalance so anti-depressants are often used.
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IN Q=once they lose
((JACK PAYDEN-TRAVERS/MIKHAELA'S DAD: ONCE THEY LOSE A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF BODY
FAT THE MIND STOPS DESIRING FOOD IN MIKHAELA'S CASE IT TOOK A GOOD YEAR BEFORE
SHE COULD RATIONALLY THINK ABOUT FOOD.))
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OUT Q=ABOUT FOOD
Mikhaela was prescribed anti-depressants and she's been hospitalized twice.
The first stay lasted 40 days.
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IN Q= YOU START HAVING
((JOE MCVOY/PSYCHOLOGIST: YOU START HAVING THEM LOOK IN THE MIRROR AND HAVE
THEM TRY TO FIND SOMETHING POSITIVE ABOUT THEMSELVES. IT CAN BE AS SMALL AS
THEIR EYES OR AN EAR.))
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OUT Q=OR AN EAR
Mikhaela still struggles with her body image.
She says her parents and therapist monitor her weight because she's had what
she calls slips.
But she adds recovering from anorexia has taught her how to be happy.
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IN Q=I WASN'T HAPPY
((MIKHAELA: I WASN'T HAPPY AT 91 POUNDS I WAS REALLY UNHAPPY AND I REALIZE I'M
NOT A PERFECT PERSON BUT I'VE GOTTEN TO THE POINT WHERE I CAN SAY I'M WORTHY OF
SOMEBODY THAT'S GOING TO LIKE ME.))
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OUT Q=TO LIKE ME
Denise Allen News 7.))
ANCHOR=Ron
SS=Full Screen
For more information on eating disorders and women's health issues contact
The Melpomene (mel-POM-uh-nee) Institute.
That address is 10-10 University Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Care-Givers
ANCHOR=Ron
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=lbe
TAPE# 96-73
GRAPHIC=None
These days many people are faced with the double whammy of caring for their
children AND watching after their aging parents.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Salem/Thursday;
A Roanoke caregiving counselor has some tips on how to better deal with a
situation that can be rewarding, but also stressful and time consuming.
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SOT 18:48:59
IN Q=I think
((LOUISE CHAGNON/ADULTS PLUS COUNSELOUR: I THINK IT'S HELPFUL IF PEOPLE CAN
LOOK AT THIS AS NOT A PROBLEM, BUT IT'S ONE OF THE NATURAL THINGS THAT HAPPENS
IN LIFE. IT'S A CHALLENGE, JUST LIKE HAVING A FAMILY, STARTING A FAMILY,
GETTING MARRIED. THESE ARE ALL TRANSITIONS THAT THOUGH THEY'RE DIFFICULT IN
THAT THEY'RE POSITIVE, ARE MORE POSITIVE TRANSITIONS, THEY'RE STILL STRESSFUL
BECAUSE THEY REPRESENT CHANGES.))
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ANCHOR=Ron
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Louise Chagnon (SHAG-nin) of Adults Plus says the change is an opportunity
to redefine relationships between parents and their children.
She hosted a program at a luncheon sponsored by the Y-W-C-A of the Roanoke
Valley.
S-Skins
ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#RS96-1
GRAPHIC=Skins/Giants
The Washington Redskins gained over 241 yards on the ground this afternoon
in a 31 to 10 win over the New York Giants.
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-East Rutherford, NJ/FOX SPORTS; :
An aerial view of the Meadowlands today.
And Redskin quarterback Gus Frerotte puts it in the air hooking up with
Asher on this play inside the Giants five yard line in the first quarter.
Several plays later Marc Logan takes it in from the five for the score and
the Redskins took the 10 to nothing lead.
Washington then came up with a trick play. The Skins fake the field goal
Frerotte rolls out and hits Scott Galbreath on the 30 yard touchdown strike and
the Redskins led 17 to nothing.
The Giants went to the air for their only touchdown. Dave Brown hits
SUPER=30-Washington/31/N.Y. Giants/10/;Aaron Pierce on the 8 yard touchdown
strike to make it 17 to 7 but Washington goes on to win it 31 to 10.
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S-Packers
ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#FB96-2
GRAPHIC=NFL LOGO
The Green Bay Packers are 3 and 0 for the first time since 1982 after
today's 42 to 10 rout of the San Diego Chargers.
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Green Bay, WI/NBC SPORTS; :
The Packers running game accounted for the first score Edgar Bennett takes
the handoff and scores from 10 yards out to make it 7 to nothing.
After a charger field goal, Favre starts the air attack. He hits former
Tech standout Antonio Freeman on the slant pattern from 19 yards out the
Packers led 14 to 3.
Then just before the half, Favre hooks up with William Henderson on the 8
yard touchdown pass and the Packers were on top 21 to 3.
Desmond Howard scores his first points of the season. He takes this
SUPER=30-Green Bay/42/San Diego/10;punt and returns it up the sideline for a
55 yard touchdown run and the Packers go on to beat the Chargers 42 to 10.
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S-Dolphins
ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#FB96-1
GRAPHIC=Dolphins/Jets
After falling behind 14 to nothing, Miami scored four consecutive touchdowns
to beat the New York Jets 36 to 27.
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Miami, FL/NBC SPORTS; :
The Jets came up with a big play in the second quarter. Miami was on the
Jet 1 yard line when Aaron Glen steps in front of this dan Marino pass in the
end zone he returns it 100 Yards for the score and New York led 7 to nothing.
New York's offense came back and scored again Neil O'donnell goes to the
air and hits Webster Slaughter on this 30 yard touchdown strike and the Jets
led 14 to nothing.
Marino then got the Dolphins on track in the second. He goes to the air
and hooks up with Stanley Pritchett who lumbers into the end zone from 74 yards
out to make it 14 to 7 Jets.
Then running back Karim SUPER=30-Miami/36/N.Y. Jets/27/;Abdul-Jabber
takes the handoff and scores on 5 yard run to tie it and Miami goes on to win
the game 36 to 27.
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S-NFL
ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=6pm
WRITER=sma
TAPE#=S6-15
GRAPHIC=Colts/Cowboys
A field goal decided the winner this afternoon as the Cowboys hosted the
Colts in Irving, Texas.
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Irving, TX/NBC SPORTS; :
Late in the fourth quarter Colt kicker Cary Blanchard booted this 41 yard
field goal, his fourth of the game the Colts led by one.
Dallas Kicker Chris Boniol lined up to boot the winner late in the quarter
but his boot hits the cross bar and the Colts upset the Cowboys.
For that and all of the scores lets go to the boards.
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Sports Tease
ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#Tease
GRAPHIC=NONE
And coming up, Jeff Gordon tackles the Monster Mile again Home runs all over
major league baseball fields today.
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VO-NAT ENG#
And the United States retains the Presidents Cup.
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S-Race
ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#R-34
GRAPHIC=Dover Logo
Jeff Gordon won his third straight race at Dover taking the checkered flag
in the MBNA 500.
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Dover, DE/TNN SPORTS; :
The Rick Hendrick cars of Terry Labonte and Jeff Gordon took turns leading
the race in the first 40 laps Gordon moves to the front on this pass.
Then on lap 91 Hut Stricklin gets to high on the track he hits the wall
bringing out the third caution of the afternoon.
Ernie Irvan was the leader on lap 317 of the race and he was pulling away
from the field. But he runs up on Derrike Cope the rear end of his car gets
lose causing him to spin out and hit the wall bringing out the caution. Irvan
led 47 laps.
Mark Martin would lead the race for the second time with 267 to go and he
was the leader of the race at the half way point.
Dale Earnhardt moved the Goodwrench chevy to third place but he had tires
problems that ripped the sheet metal off the right rear of his car bringing out
another caution.
Gordon came back to lead the race with 142 laps still to go to the finish.
Then Tempers flared near the end. Jimmy spencer and Wally Dallenbach get
together causing a crash involving several cars with 44 laps to go. Spencer
jumped out of car and has to be restrained as he want after Dallenbach who was
still in his car.
Gordon, who always runs well at Dover, made his move at the right time and
he wins the MBNA 500 at the Monster Mile.
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((JEFF GORDON/MBNA 500 WINNER: ))
SUPER=01-Jeff Gordon/MBNA 500 Winner; :
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OUT Q=.....awesome job."
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ANCHOR=Roy
SS=Hold logo
Rusty Wallace was second Dale Jarrett third, Bobby Labonte fourth and Mark
Martin fifth.
Rick Mast finished sixth.
S-Golf
ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#S6-16
GRAPHIC=Golf Logo
The President's Cup will remain in the United States for one more year.
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Gainesville/CBS SPORTS; :
Fred Couples came through with the clutch putt giving the U-S team the
victory. Couples sank this 25 foot birdie putt on the next to last hole to
give the Americans a 16 and a half to 15 and a half victory over the
International squad.
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IN Q="As soon...
((FRED COUPLES/MAKES WINNING PUTT: ))
SUPER=01-Fred Couples/Makes Winning Putt; :
RUNS=:20
OUT Q=........rest of the Year."
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VO-NAT (cont)
SUPER=03-Coal Valley, IL/GOLF CHANNEL; :
Ed Fiori won the P-G-A tours Quad City Open. He closed with a 3 under par
67 to beat Andrew Magee by two strokes.
Tiger Woods fell apart in todays round shooting a 2 over par 72. He
settled for a tie for fifth place.
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S-Braves
ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#S6-18
GRAPHIC=Braves/Mets
The Atlanta Braves snapped a six game losing streak with a 3 to 2 win over
the New York Mets.
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-New York, NY/
Bobby Cox checking the action from the dugout.
Pitcher Tom Glavine helping the Braves offense. He hits a shot up the
middle scoring Jermaine Dye and the Braves jumped out to the 2 to nothing lead
in the second.
Chipper Jones drove a run in in SUPER=35-Atlanta/3/New York/2/;the first
and then scored Marquis Grissom with this line drive single to right field and
the Braves beat the Mets 3 to 2.
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S-Orioles
ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#S6-19
GRAPHIC=Orioles
The Baltimore Orioles added a new page to the Major league record book with
a 16 to 6 win over the Detroit Tigers.
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Detroit, MI/HTS; :
Brady Anderson and Cal Ripken Junior both hit home runs in the top of the
first as the Orioles jumped out to the 4 to nothing lead.
Then in the third Mark Parent's three run blast Baltimore led 7 to 4 and
the homer gave the Orioles 241 breaking the mark set by the 1961 Yankees.
SUPER=35-Baltimore/16/Detroit/6/ The Orioles accounted for two more
homers in the 16 to 6 win over the Tigers.
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S-Scores
ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=sma
TAPE#=S6-21
GRAPHIC=NONE
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Boston, MA/WGN
In Boston, Mo Vaughn hit two round trippers and Chicago's Frank Thomas
homered his first three times at bat as the White Sox beat the Red Sox.
For that and all of the scores lets go to the boards.
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