12:00-01
NOON-HEADLINES
TALENT=Beth
SS=None
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VO-NAT
Governor George Allen praises Republican Presidential Candidate Bob Dole for
his performance in last night's presidential debate.
Both Dole and President Bill Clinton are claiming victory.
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and the Supreme Court has refused to give the Unabomber suspect a new shot at
arguing that the government has made it impossible for him to get a fair trial.
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TALENT=Patrick
SS=None
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ANCHOR=Beth
SS=NONE
Don't go away, News 7 at Noon is next.
Debate
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=bmy
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=campaign 96
President Bill Clinton and Republican challenger Bob Dole are putting their
own spins on how they played to the public in last night's presidential debate.
Sandra Hughes has the story.
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SOT
IN Q=
SUPER=03-Hartford, CT; :00
SUPER=01-Bob Dole/(R) Presidential Candidate; :33
SUPER=01-Mike McCurry/White House Press Secretary; :52
SUPER=01-Ann Richards/(D) Former Texas Governor; 1:00 ((QUICK))
SUPER=01-Haley Barbour/Chairman, RNC; 1:20
SUPER=01-Sandra Hughes/Reporting; 1:32
RUNS=1:48
OUT Q=Hartford, Conn
Allen-React
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=lba
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=allen
Governor George Allen praised Bob Dole's performance last night.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Hartford, CT;
He said Dole clearly and effectively championed common-sense conservative
principles.
But he said President Clinton (quote) "desperately defended his failed
liberal crusade for ever bigger government and less freedom for the American
people."
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React
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=jmo
TAPE# 96-72
GRAPHIC=Campaign 96
Local politicians watched last night's debate with interest.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke;
Congressman Bob Goodlatte was among them.
He sticks by Dole's 550 BILLION- dollar tax cut plan, saying it was time to
put more money in the pockets of everyday working Americans.
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SOT 2:07:20
IN Q=Put more trust
((BOB GOODLATTE: PUT MORE TRUST IN THE PEOPLE AND TO RETURN POWER FROM D.C.
BACK TO STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND TO FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS. GIVE THEM
AND TAX BREAK AND GIVE THEM BACK SOME OF THEIR HARD EARNED MONEY BECAUSE THEY
KNOW HOW TO SPEND IT FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES.))
SUPER=@Goodlatte;
RUNS=:14
OUT Q=their families.
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VO-NAT
Jeff Grey was also in Roanoke last night.
The Democratic challenger for the sixth district says Dole's economic plan
won't work.
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SOT 2:16:43
IN Q=He's been boasting
((JEFF GREY/-D- CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS: HE'S BEEN BOASTING ABOUT A 15 PERCENT
TAX CUT FOR ALL FOLKS WHICH I THINK PEOPLE BELIEVE ARE UN-REALIST WITHOUT
CUTTING PROGRAMS US, THE TAXPAYERS PAY FOR AND SERVICE OUT OF. ))
SUPER=01-Jeff Grey/(D) Candidate for Congress;
RUNS=:12
OUT Q=services out of.
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VO-NAT
Clinton said Dole's tax cut would either make the deficit explode or require
unacceptable cuts in Medicare and education.
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Registration-Deadline
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=Dal
TAPE# 96-75
GRAPHIC=Campaign 96
If you plan to vote in this year's election you may want to check to be sure
you're eligible.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=@File;
You have until 5 p-m today to register.
The locations for voter registrar offices are listed in the government
section of your phone book.
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Web
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=bmy
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=campaign 96
Last night's debate was LIVE on the World Wide Web. It was the first time a
debate like this was carried live on the internet.
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VO-NAT
People around the world accessed the debate coverage on the CBS News
Campaign '96 website. CBS News Correspondent Paula Zahn anchored the
cyberspace coverage.
The program featured a pre-debate show followed by uninterrupted live audio
coverage of the 90-minute debate. Post-debate analysis and review with high
profile political guests wrapped up the cyberspace program.
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Spending
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=lba
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=campaign 96
The airwaves have been filled with campaign ads this year.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=@file;
Democrat Mark Warner has set a new Virginia spending record on broadcast
ads in a Senate campaign.
Since June, he has spent about
five- point- two million dollars.
The Washington Post says Warner passed the previous mark -- four million
dollars -- set in 19-94 by Oliver North.
The campaign finance reports won't be filed until later this month. But
Warner aides confirmed the figure.
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Unabomber
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=bmy
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=kaczynski, ted
Unabomber suspect Theodore Kaczynski has lost a bid to be freed from
prosecution.
The Supreme Court today refused to give Kaczynski a new shot at
arguing the government has made it impossible for him to get a fair trial. He
claims news leaks have poisoned public opinion AGAINST him.
The action upholds a federal judge's ruling in April that said there is NO
evidence the government intended to prejudice the public against Kaczynski.
Kaczynski is charged in eight of the 16 bombings linked to the Unabomber. He
could face the death penalty if convicted.
ARAFAT
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=bmy
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=mideast peace talks
Israeli and Palestinian negotiators are scheduled to reconvene today for the
second day of the latest round of peace talks.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Jerusalem;
Secretary of State Warren Christopher has been keeping the pressure on the
negotiators to
come up with concrete agreements.
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SOT
IN Q=I think we
((SECRETARY OF STATE WARREN CHRISTOPHER: I THINK WE ALSO HAVE AN ACUTE SENSE
OF THE SHORTNESS OF TIME AND THE DESIRE THAT WE MAKE PROGRESS AS RAPIDLY AS
POSSIBLE. ))
SUPER=01-Warren Christopher/Secretary of State
RUNS=:12
OUT Q=as possible.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Gaza-Israeli Border/Last Night;
The risk of new bloodshed is what led Israeli, Palestinian and U-S officials
to a military compound on the edge of the Gaza Strip last night. These talks
are the result of last week's emergency summit in Washington.
A troop pullback on the West Bank is
overdue. The Israelis say the pullback agreement has to be changed, to give
soldiers and Jewish settlers in the city of Hebron more security. The
Palestinians worry Israel is looking for reasons not to pull back at all.
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HARD MUSIC UNDER
ANCHOR=Beth
SS=NONE
Coming up next,
The man accused of making threatening phone calls to young girls in Roanoke
enters a plea.
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VO-NAT
And, Bedford county is bridging the gap between rec-league and High school
football.
We've got the story when we come back.
But first, let's check in with Patrick in the weathercenter.
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Talent=Patrick
Wx-Tease
music up full
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Obremski
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=eea
TAPE# 96-70
GRAPHIC=obremski
Michael Obremski now faces another 45 years in prison for making
threatening, obscene phone calls to young girls in Roanoke.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke/May 10;
This morning, he pleaded guilty to 6 counts of threatening to abduct and
molest young girls over the telephone.
Obremski got their names from the newspaper. Investigators testified they
found a list of 450 names when they searched his apartment.
The commonwealth's attorney says she considers this a violent crime, and
will ask for substantial prison time.
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SOT 17:42:01
IN Q=we feel that it's
((BETTY JO ANTHONY, DEPUTY COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY; WE FEEL THAT IT'S WARRANTED
IN THIS CASE. THE LIVES OF THESE LITTLE GIRLS, SOMETIMES AS YOUNG AS 9 YEARS
OLD, WERE VERY ADVERSLY AFFECTED, IT'S A VIOLENT CRIME IN TERMS OF INTERFERING
WITH THEIR LIVES.))
SUPER=01-Betty Jo Anthony/Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney;
RUNS=:13
OUT Q=with their lives
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ANCHOR= Beth
SS=obremski
Obremski will be sentenced in November.
He's already been sentenced to 15 years in prison for similar charges in
Roanoke County and he faces indictments in Botetourt County.
B-Team
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=dal
TAPE# 96-81
GRAPHIC=Education
Everyone is winning with a new athletic program in Bedford County.
Officials say the "B-Team Program" will benefit students and school athletic
programs.
Denise Allen explains.
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SOT
IN Q=The B-Team is
SUPER=03-Bedford Co.; :00
SUPER=01-Jan Burnette/Lacy's Mother; :06
SUPER=01-Andy Dooley/Bedford Co. Recreation Dept.; :28
SUPER=01-Ronnie Turner/Staunton River Athletic Dir.; :36
SUPER=@Denise2; 1:14
RUNS=1:27
OUT Q=News 7
((The B-Team is for football players like Lacy Burnette.
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SOT TAPE 2 16:55:32
IN Q=he just turned
((JAN BURNETTE/PARENT: HE JUST TURNED 13 AND HE'S 200 POUNDS SO THERE'S NO WAY
HE COULD PLAY REC-SPORTS. SO WE'RE HAPPY TO HAVE THIS PROGRAM AND IT'S A GOOD
BUILDING PROGRAM FOR STAUNTON RIVER TOO.))
RUNS=:12
OUT Q=STAUNTON RIVER TOO
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SOT TAPE 2 17:10:32
IN Q=WHERE'S THE
((WHERE'S THE BALL GOING.))
RUNS=:03
OUT Q=GOING
This is the first year for the B-Team program.
But the county rec department and high school athletic departments have been
studying the idea for several years.
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SOT TAPE 1 11:46:38
IN Q=we'd had some
((ANDY DOOLEY/BEDFORD CO. RECREATION DEPT.: WE'D HAD SOME REQUESTS TO EVEN
DROP OUR WEIGHT LIMITS AND JUST PLAY STRICTLY AGE. WE WERE CONCERNED ABOUT
THAT BECAUSE OF THE SAFETY.))
RUNS=:10
OUT Q=OF THE SAFETY
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SOT TAPE 2 16:49:26
IN Q=WE WOULD NORMALLY
((RONNIE TURNER/STAUNTON RIVER ATHLETIC DIR.: WE WOULD NORMALLY LOSE A LOT OF
EIGHTH GRADE KIDS WHO WOULD NOT STICK IT OUT FOR J-V. THESE KIDS NOW WILL GET
THE OPPORTUNITY TO PLAY ON THE B-TEAM. ALSO THE SEVENTH GRADERS WHO ARE TOO
BIG TO PLAY REC-BALL WILL NOW BE ALLOWED TO PLAY.))
RUNS=:16
OUT Q=ALLOWED TO PLAY
Since this program is run through the rec department and not the Virginia
High School League younger players are eligible for the team.
This has filled a void for 12 and 13 year old athletes.
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SOT tape 2 16:56:18
IN Q=HE'S ABLE TO
((JAN BURNETTE/PARENT: HE'S ABLE TO PLAY ALL THE TIME ON THIS TEAM. WHERE AS
IF HE WERE ON J-V HE WOULD PROBABLY BE IN SOME BUT NOT ALL THE PLAYS.))
RUNS=:09
OUT Q=ALL THE PLAYS
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SOT TAPE 2 17:23:51
IN Q=GOTTA GO
((GOTTA GO WILL! GOTTA GO!))
RUNS=:03
OUT Q=GOTTA GO
The schools provide the coaches and the rec department supplies the
equipment.
They say together they're creating an opportunity for players like Lacy
Burnette to become better athletes.
Denise Allen News 7. ))
City-Schools
ANCHOR=beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=spr
TAPE#96-73
GRAPHIC=education
Roanoke city school officials are trying to CUT down on the number of
students CUTTING class.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke;
They've been awarded a 385- thousand dollar grant for a project called
"Reduce Truancy Now."
Administrators say there is a serious problem with students skipping
classes.
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SOT 24:35
IN Q=It will
((WAYNE HARRIS/ROANOKE CITY SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT: IT WILL ALLOW US TO HIRE
ADDITIONAL STAFF WHO WILL WORK ELEVEN DIFFERENT ELEMENTARY AND FIVE MIDDLES
SCHOOLS, TO WORK DIRECTLY WITH STUDENTS AND WORK IN THE HOME WITH PARENTS AND
GUARDIANS... TO IMPRESS UPON THEM THE NEED THAT THEIR CHILD NEEDS TO BE IN
SCHOOL. ))
SUPER=01-Wayne Harris/Roanoke City Schools Superintendent;
RUNS=:17
OUT Q=in school
ANCHOR=Beth
SS=education
The money comes from the Safe and Drug- Free Schools and Communities Federal
Activities Program.
Only 28 districts in the nation received similar assistance.
Common-Sense
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=cutin
WRITER=lbe
TAPE#Common Sense
GRAPHIC=Common Sense
IN today's common sense,
Len Besthoff explains how the self employed can reduce costs in the latest
installment of Common Sense.
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SOT
IN Q=Being your own
SUPER=@Len1; :00
SUPER=01-Ben Hartman/Stockbroker-Edward D. Jones; :16
SUPER=@File; :23
RUNS=:44
OUT Q=the newsdesk.
((
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SOT COMMON SENSE 6:34:06
IN Q=Being your
((Being your own boss has a certain allure to it. But finding affordable
health insurance in that kind of situation can prove difficult. In this week's
Edition of Common Sense, we discuss how Uncle Sam is trying to help small
business people out.))
RUNS=:12
OUT Q=business people out.
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SOT COMMON SENSE RAW 05:23:08
IN Q=The self
((BEN HARTMAN/STOCKBROKER-EDWARD D. JONES: THE SELF EMPLOYED HEALTH INSURANCE
DEDUCTION CURRENTLY FOR FOLKS IS 30 PERCENT. A SELF EMPLOYED PERSON CAN DEDUCT
UP TO 30 PERCENT OF THEIR HEALTH INSURANCE COSTS. AND PRESIDENT CLINTON WITH
THE BILL HE SIGNED INTO ACT ON AUGUST 20TH, IS EXPANDING THAT DEDUCTIBILITY TO
BE PHASED IN UP THROUGH YEAR 2006, LEN TO A MAXIMUM OF 80 PERCENT DEDUCTIBILITY
FOR THESE SELF EMPLOYED HEALTH INSURANCE COSTS. IT'S A GREAT BENEFIT FOR SELF
EMPLOYED FOLKS.))
RUNS=:26
OUT Q=.
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SOT COMMON SENSE 06:35:07
IN Q=I'm LB with
((I'm Len Besthoff with this week's edition of Common Sense, let's send it back
to the newsdesk.))
RUNS=:04
OUT Q=the newsdesk.))
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SOFT MUSIC UNDER
ANCHOR=Beth
SS=NONE
Still to come on the newscast,
Planning for the Roanoke Valley's first Greenway is kicking into high gear.
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VO-NAT
And,
A local musuem focused on the American Frontier attracts national attention.
Stay with us.
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Hanging-Rock
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=JoeD
TAPE# 96-85
GRAPHIC=None
Within the next few weeks, Roanoke County Supervisors and Salem City Council
will be looking over plans for the valley's first greenway.
Meanwhile, residents of one neighborhood are wondering how their lives will
be affected.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke Co./Thursday;
Last week, architects unveiled detailed drawings of the Hanging Rock
Battlefield Trail.
The first phase of the greenway will follow an old rail bed, running near
homes and private property.
And some residents say they're worried about the extra traffic the trail
will bring.
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SOT 16:46:27
IN Q=A trail should be in the woods
((BARRY FRANCISCO/ROANOKE CO. RESIDENT: A TRAIL SHOULD BE IN THE WOODS. IN THE
COUNTRY. TO ME THIS IS LIKE A BACKYARD. ))
SUPER=01-Barry Francisco/Roanoke Co. Resident;
RUNS=:06
OUT Q=this is like a backyard.
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VO-NAT
Members of the foundation pushing the project acknowledge neighborhood
concerns.
But they are soliciting residents' ideas and say they hope the final plan
will relieve many of their fears.
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SOT 16:27:50
IN Q=Nothing's in stone
((DAVE ROBBINS/TRAIL FOUNDATION PRESIDENT: NOTHING'S IN STONE. A LOT OF THIS IS
COMPUTER GRAPHICS AND THEY CAN BE CHANGED JUST THAT QUICKLY. SO WE WANT CITIZEN
INPUT. IF IT CAN BE IMPROVED, I'M SURE SOME CITIZENS WILL HAVE SOME CONCERNS,
BUT HOPEFULLY WE CAN ALLAY THEIR FEARS AND WORK FOR A WIN- WIN BOTH FOR THE
COUNTY, THE CITY OF SALEM, THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY, AND THE RESIDENTS ALONG THE
TRAIL.))
SUPER=01-Dave Robbins/Trail Foundation President;
RUNS=:21
OUT Q=along the trail.
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VO-NAT
More than 500 - thousand dollars of federal funds are earmarked for the
project.
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Frontier-Museum
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=Dal
TAPE# 96-71
GRAPHIC=None
Life on the American Frontier is not a mystery, but new information on the
way it used to be is uncovered every day.
Recreating the way the frontier was won is the mission of the Museum of
American Frontier Culture.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Staunton/Friday;
And this weekend historians from all over the country shared their research
at the Staunton living history museum.
The symposiums like this one on the "Southern Colonial Backcountry" provide
the information interpreter use in the living history exhibits.
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SOT 12:21:31
IN Q=WE'RE GOING BACK
((JOE GRANDSTAFF/MUSEUM OF AMERICAN CULTURE: WE'RE GOING BACK SEVERAL HUNDRED
YEARS AND SOMETIMES THERE MIGHT BE A PIECE OF INFORMATION THAT LED YOU TO
BELIEVE THIS WAS TRUE WHEN IN FACT THE DIRECT OPPOSITE WAS OR HAD BEEN MORE THE
NORM. AND SO THEREFORE THAT'S WHY THE LECTURES AND SYMPOSIUMS ARE VERY
IMPORTANT TO AN INSTITUTION LIKE OURS.))
SUPER=01-Joe Grandstaff/Museum of Amer. Frontier Culture;
RUNS=:16
OUT Q=LIKE OURS
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VO-NAT
The museum is made up of 18th and 19th century European and American farms.
Two of the farms were imported from Germany and Ireland, then assembled at
the Staunton site.
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Josephine
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=bmy
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=tropical storm
The National Hurricane Center has issued hurricane warnings for Florida's
northeast Gulf coast, from Apalachicola to Anclote Key.
Tropical Storm "Josephine" is now just below hurricane strength with maximum
winds very close to 70 miles-per-hour.
It's expected to grow into a hurricane later today.
Forcasters expect Josephine to make landfall in the Florida Big Bend area
within the next 24 hours.
WEATHER
SUPER=300-51/83/Calm/30.17F/92/1941/31/1964;
SUPER=301-55/77/Var. 5mph/30.16F/94/1941/28/1935;
Forecasts
SUPER=X5000;
SUPER=330-Cloudy/Rain Developing/46-50/Cloudy & Windy/Rain & Storms/56-60;
SUPER=331-Cloudy/Rain Developing/48-52/Cloudy with/Wind, Rain, Storms/58-62;
SUPER=332-Rain Developing/After Midnight/50-55/Blustery/Rain & Storms/55-60;
SUPER=333-Mostly Cloudy/Rain Late/44-48/Rain & Wind/with Storms/54-58;
SUPER=334-Rain Developing/After Midnight/50-55/Windy with/Heavy Rain/55-60;
SUPER=X5001;
Best
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=jmc
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=business news
Best Products is closing dozens of stores across the country, mostly out
West.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke;
The Richmond-based chain says its store in Roanoke will remain open.
Best is shutting down 81 stores in Texas, Colorado, California and
Washington State.
Some 45-hundred workers are affected.
Best filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last month.
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Stocks
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=lba
TAPE# none
GRAPHIC=stocks
The Dow Jones industrial average broke the six-thousand mark this morning,
but quickly pulled back as investors secured some profits on Friday's big
rally.
At Noon, the Dow was DOWN 11 points.
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SPORTS MUSIC UNDER
ANCHOR=Beth
Up next in sports--
The worst that COULD happen DID happen to Jeff Gordon.
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VO-NAT
And,
the PGA's newest superstar wins his first tournament.
Highlights of Tiger Woods' first win when we come back.
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Panthers
ANCHOR=Patrick
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#FB96-1
GRAPHIC=Panthers/Vikings
The Carolina Panthers lost their second in a row yesterday-- as Minnesota
pulls out a 14 to 12 win.
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Minneapolis, MN/FOX Sports; :
Warren Moon did not look like a quarterback playing with two sore ankles.
On this play he rolls out and hooks up with Cris Carter on the 6 yard touchdown
pass to make it 7 to nothing Vikings.
Then in the third. Moon goes to the air again and he finds Carter in the
end zone on the three yard touchdown pass and the Vikings took the 14 to
nothing lead.
The Panthers got on the board in SUPER=30-Minnesota/14/Carolina/12/;the
third. Anthony Johnson scores up the middle from the four but the Vikings hold
off the Panthers 14 to 12.
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Race
ANCHOR=Patrick
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#net (edit of R-34)
GRAPHIC=Charlotte Logo
Terry Labonte won his second race of the season and he tightened the points
race with his teammate Jeff Gordon.
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Concord, NC/WTBS; :
Jeff Gordon was running fourth, but had to take his car to the pits.
There was an ugly crash on lap 210. Ernie Irvan gets lose coming off of
turn 2 he backs into the wall and then slides down the track and gets hit on
the outside spinning him around at the bottom of the track where he is hit
again by John Andretti. Irvan was taken to the hospital for observation and
Andretti and Robbie Gordan walked away from the crash.
Labonte moved to the front and he would cruise to the finish line, moving
to within one point of Gordon in points.
Mark Martin was second followed by Dale Jarrett, Sterling Marlin and Ricky
Craven. Ward Burton finished seventh.
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Golf
ANCHOR=Patrick
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#S6-17
GRAPHIC=PGA Logo
Tiger Woods is the youngest player to win on the P-G-A tour since Phil
Mickelson won as a 20 year old amateur.
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Las Vegas, NV/ESPN; :
The 20-year old, playing in just his fifth pro event, fired a final round 8
under par 64. Then he parred the first hole of a playoff with Davis Love the
third to win the Las Vegas Invitational, his first career win.
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SOT
IN Q="I knew...
((TIGER WOODS/LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL WINNER: ))
SUPER=01-Tiger Woods/Las Vegas Invitational Winner; :04
RUNS=:14
OUT Q=........be ok."
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ANCHOR=Patrick
SS=Hold logo
The win gives Woods a two year exemption of regular P-G-A events. It also
qualifies him for the Tournament of Champions and all major events in 1997.
WRAP
There are reports of two explosions near the British army's Northern Ireland
headquarters.
20 people are reported injured.
PrimeTimePromo
ANCHOR=Beth
NEWSCAST=noon
WRITER=lba
TAPE#none
GRAPHIC=none
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