06:00-01
HEADLINES
ANCHOR=Melanie
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VO-NAT
The race for the White House enters its final stretch, with the candidates
running to the finish line via several states.
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And a fire claims the life of a Lynchburg man.
CAMPAIGN
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=MEL
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=campaign 96
On election eve Bob Dole continues his non-stop campaigning with rallies in
six states, starting in Arizona.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Sacramento, CA;
4:00:33
Dole managed to grab six hours of sleep after a long day in California.
SUPER=03-Bangor, ME;
4:02:38
President Clinton plans to rally today in the midwest before arriving in
Arkansas tomorrow morning.
Meantime, The Associated Press reports that if Mr. Clinton wins a second
term several members of his staff will NOT be around for four more years.
4l47:40
Among those mentioned is White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta.
4:47:40
Ross Perot may be down in the polls, but he's not out. He plans to blitz the
airwaves with four 30-minute infomercials today.
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Senate-Poll
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=lba
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=campaign 96
In the Virginia's Senate race, another poll shows Republican John Warner
still with a double-digit lead on the eve of the election.
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VO-NAT 96-86 11/02-Warner-Warner
SUPER=@file;
The Richmond Times- Dispatch, 12 News poll showed the incumbent with 44
percent to 33 percent for Democratic challenger Mark Warner.
The poll was taken before the weekend flap over a racial remark made by a
John Warner campaign aide. The senator fired the aide.
Mark Warner said the poll shows that voters are still looking for an
alternative.
John Warner said he was relieved at still having a significant lead
after the millions of dollars his opponent has spent on T-V ads.
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7-Board
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=lba
TAPE#none
GRAPHIC=campaign 96
We'd like to remind our viewers
that tomorrow night
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in addition to News 7's coverage election results will be available on the
W-D-B-J homepage--the address is W-W-W dot W-D-B-J 7 dot com.
Results will be updated throughout the night.
Jackson-Middle
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=Dal
TAPE# 96-89
GRAPHIC=None
Jackson Middle School was the subject of some controversy last year because
of renovations.
In September the school opened its doors to students and yesterday it
invited the neighborhood.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke;
A portion of the school received a facelift but new construction replaced a
section that was built in the 19-20's.
Officials say the construction brings the 70- year- old school up to modern
day standards.
Fran Martin is new to the school, but she says she likes what she sees.
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IN Q=WE'VE BEEN REAL
((FRAN MARTIN/PTA CO-PRES.: WE'VE BEEN REAL EXCITED ABOUT THE BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING AND THIS AREA. WE THINK THAT IT REALLY ADDED A LOT TO THE COMMUNITY.
SO WE WANTED THE COMMUNITY TO FEEL A PART.))
SUPER=01-Fran Martin/PTA Co-President;
RUNS=:08
OUT Q=feel a part
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VO-NAT
Martin says most of the visitors have been happy with the changes in the old
school.
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Waste-Policy
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=tal
TAPE# 96-84
GRAPHIC=Virginia Tech
A new tenant AND a new building are putting smiles on the faces of the
managers of Virginia Tech's Corporate Research Center.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Blacksburg/Friday;
The Waste Policy Institute held an open house Friday at its new headquarters
and Blacksburg operations office.
W-P-I is a non- profit corporation which works to bring government, industry
and the public together to facility decision-making on environmental policy.
It specializes in risk assessment and management, pollution prevention,
regulatory compliance and communication.
Tech's Corporate Research Center leases space to more than 50 technology
organizations which employ over one thousand people.
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Fire
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=ssm
TAPE#net (edit of 96-88)
GRAPHIC=Fatal Fire
A man is dead after fire ripped through his Lynchburg home yesterday.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Lynchburg;
Neighbors reported smoke coming from the house.
Firefighters forced their way into the home to find the elderly victim lying
between the kitchen and the living room.
They tried unsuccessfully to revive him.
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SOT 14:47:29
IN Q=We had light
((BATTALION CHIEF DAVID ST. CLAIR/LYNCHBURG FIRE DEPT.: WE HAD LIGHT SMOKE
SHOWING OUT OF THE FRONT OF THE BUILDING HERE. APPARENTLY THE FIRE STARTED
AROUND THE CHAIR OR IN THE CHAIR THAT THE VICTIM WAS USUALLY SITTING IN.))
SUPER=01-David St. Clair/Lynchburg Fire Department; :00
RUNS=:09
OUT Q=usually sitting in.
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VO-NAT
St. Clair says the man normally visits his wife in a nursing home every
Sunday, but did not show up yesterday.
Authorities have NOT released his identity, but he was believed to be about
80- years- old.
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Halifax-Bust
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=jmo
TAPE# net; edit of 96-52 & 96-38
GRAPHIC=Drug Bust
A teacher from Halifax County elementary school was released on bond after
being arrested Sunday on drug and various other charges.
37- year- old Henry Richardson Junior was charged with drunk driving,
possession of marijuana, and possession of a concealed handgun.
Richardson teaches at Clover Elementary.
He was arrested in front of Halifax County Middle School.
This is the second time this year a Halifax County teacher has been arrested
on drug charges.
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VO-NAT
In June, 37- year- old Dorothy Ferrell was arrested for possession of crack
cocaine.
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Payne
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=lba
TAPE#none
GRAPHIC=none
Attorneys for death row inmate Joseph Payne are to meet today with members
of Governor George Allen's staff.
Payne's supporters are seeking clemency for the inmate scheduled to
die Thursday at the Greensville Correctional Center.
He was convicted of the murder of another inmate in 19-85. The victim's
mother and four member of the jury that convicted Payne have called for
clemency.
The conviction was based chiefly on the testimony of another inmate whose
sentence was reduced for his testimony.
Common-Sense
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=lbe
TAPE#Common Sense
GRAPHIC=Common Sense
During the past month the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a new high: the
6000 mark.
But it does raise the question, how much higher will the stock market go
before it takes a tumble?
The current "bull market" is on a five year run.
Len Besthoff has some advice for investors in the latest installment of
Common Sense.
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IN Q=This week
((This week on Common Sense Tom Dunkenberger with Wheat First Butcher Singer
answers the question, is the market going to high to keep investing?))
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OUT Q=keep investing?
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SOT 13:45:18
IN Q=The market is
((TOM DUNKENBERGER/WHEAT FIRST BUTCHER SINGER: THE MARKET IS TOUCHING ON ALL
TIME HIGHS THESE DAYS, ESPECIALLY THE DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE. LOT OF
PEOPLE ASK ME IS THE MARKET TOO HIGH? I THINK THAT AS LONG AS YOU ALWAYS
INVEST IN THE MARKET, IT'S NOT GONNA MAKE THAT MUCH DIFFERENCE WHETHER THE
MARKET'S AT AN ALL TIME HIGH OR COMING OFF OF ITS LOW, BECAUSE THE LONG TERM
ORIENTED INVESTOR IS NOT GOING TO SEE THAT BIG OF A DIFFERENCE IN THE TOTAL
RETURN OVER TIME FROM BUYING AT THE HIGH, OR BUYING AT THE LOW END OF THE
MARKET.))
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IN Q=I'm Len Besthoff with
((I'm Len Besthoff with this week's edition of Common Sense. Let's send it
back to the newsdesk.))
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2-Headlines
SUPER=#4050; Headline Banner
ANCHOR=Melanie
Here's a look at today's top stories.
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VO-NAT
As the race for the White House enters its final stretch the candidates keep
on running.
Bob Dole plans to campaign in six states today, while President Clinton
plans several stops in the midwest.
(----------------)
VO-NAT
British Telecommunications is merging with M-C-I Communications in a multi
BILLION dollar deal.
It is the biggest foreign purchase EVER of a U-S company.
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VO-NAT
And we'll look at a way to turn faded old pictures into unique keepsakes.
One woman is teaching people how to make memories last longer.
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And that's what's making news on this Monday, November 4th.
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96-ELECTION
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=MEL
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=campaign 96
With a voice hoarse from nearly
non-stop campaigning, Bob Dole has rallies planned in six states today,
starting in Arizona.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Sacramento, CA;
4:00:33
The Republican challenger managed to grab six hours of sleep after a long
day in California.
SUPER=03-Bangor, ME;
4:02:38
President Clinton plans to rally today in the midwest before arriving in
Arkansas tomorrow morning.
Meantime, The Associated Press reports that if Mr. Clinton wins a second
term several members of his staff will NOT be around for four more years.
4l47:40
Among those mentioned is White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta.
4:47:40
Ross Perot may be down in the polls, but he's not out, he plans to blitz
the airwaves with four 30-minute infomercials today.
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Nat'l-Poll
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=lba
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=campaign 96
The final Pre-election poll in Virginia shows Dole and President Clinton
running neck and neck.
Mr. Clinton has 38 percent
to Dole's 37 percent.
Ross Perot got five percent.
Former state Democratic chairman Paul Goldman said the flap over foreign
campaign contributions has hurt
Democrats and energized Republicans. The Richmond Times Dispatch- 12 News
poll has a margin of error of plus or minus three percentage points.
Election-Board
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=lba
TAPE#none
GRAPHIC=campaign 96
We'd like to remind our viewers
that tomorrow night
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in addition to News 7's coverage, election results will be available on the
W-D-B-J homepage--the address is W-W-W dot W-D-B-J 7 dot com.
Results will be updated throughout the night.
PLANE
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=MEL
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=none
It was a dangerously short trip for American Airlines Flight 15-64.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Grapevine, TX;
One of the engines failed during its takeoff roll-- littering debris
across the runway.
More than one hundred passengers braved an emergency shutdown just seconds
before the jet would have taken off.
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IN Q=
(( RENEE' GUIRGUIS/PASSENGER
THE FRONT OF THE PLANE LIFTED UP. THEN WE HEARD A LOT CLUNK, PLANE
STOPPED, EVERYONE SHRIEKED. ))
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RUNS=:06
OUT Q=everyone shrieked.
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VO-NAT
American Airlines plans to release a statement this morning, detailing what
they know about the engine failure.
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BR-TELECOM
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=mel
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=business news
The chairman of A-T-AND-T is raising questions this morning about the
merger of British Telecommunications and M-C-I.
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VO-NAT
Robert Allen says the deal could have a negative impact on competition.
Yesterday, British Telecom officially announced that it will acquire M-C-I
for more than 20- billion dollars.
The combined corporation will be the world's second largest
telecommunications group, with 43 million customers in seventy countries.
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G-M
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=mel
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=gm
Indianapolis G-M workers report to work today after voting yesterday to
ratify a new contract.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Indianapolis, IN;
The settlement includes a plan to hire two- hundred new workers over the
next three months.
Those new employees would be assigned to relieve what union officials call
"stressful jobs."
Local union leaders say the agreement also took care of health and safety
concerns.
The strike at the Indianapolis plant caused a parts shortage and idled four
assembly plants.
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ANCHOR=Melanie
SS=hold
G-M says it's not sure how soon those plants will reopen.
Sinatra
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=mel
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=none
Frank Sinatra will remain hospitalized for a few more days.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Los Angeles, CA;
He checked into a Los Angeles hospital Friday because of a pinched nerve in
his neck.
A hospital spokesman is disputing reports that the 80- year- old singer is
being treated for potentially serious problems.
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Feedback
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=jmc
TAPE# 96-79
GRAPHIC=Police Chase
High speed pursuit by the police was the main topic in our viewer mail this
week.
This time, the writers were defending the need for the authorities to go
after suspects.
SS=Feedback
Here's assignment editor Joe McKean with News-7's Feedback.
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SOT
IN Q=Scott Allman knows
SUPER=03-Salem/October 16; :00
SUPER=03-Roanoke Co./April 22; :05
RUNS=1:36
OUT Q=McKean, News-7.
(( Scott Allman knows what can result from a police chase.
He's been sentenced to 16 years in prison for fleeing from police last
spring and causing an accident that killed three people.
"Even though I ran from them, I just want everyone to know that nothing is
worth running from police because it will get people in more trouble than they
were in. I'm so sorry and I want to help young kids not to go through what I
did."
Another viewer wrote:
"If no one runs there is no chase. If the suspect, when approached by
police, remains calm and is cooperative he will not, even if arrested, be dead
at the end of a chase. We hire police to catch criminals. Sometimes they have
to chase them but it is the suspect who initiates the chase. On the other hand
if a person is influenced by drugs or alcohol he may not act rationally and it
is in those situations that officers can use judgement to decide if a chase is
warranted."
A Radford viewer says:
"I think that many people would agree that if police did not give chase, but
simply relied upon road blocks or trying to identify the person involved by
license tags...MANY more criminals would get away to repeat their crimes. The
result of this would be more violence against innocent people. There are, of
course, situations in which the police must break off their pursuit, and in
this case they did the right thing."
News-7 welcomes your comments on topics in the news and our coverage of
them.
Letters should be addressed to News-7 Feedback, P.O. Box 7, Roanoke,
Virginia, 24022-0007.
If you'd like to send us a fax, the number is 343-7269.
And for E-mail, our address is news@wdbj7.com.
Joe McKean, News-7.))
L'burg-Fire
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=ssm
TAPE# 96-88
GRAPHIC=Fatal Fire
A House fire took the life of a Lynchburg man Sunday.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Lynchburg;
Neighbors reported smoke coming from the doors and windows of 11-19 Toledo
Avenue yesterday afternoon.
Firefighters forced their way into the home, and found the elderly victim
lying between the kitchen and the living room.
Efforts to revive him were unsuccessful.
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SOT 14:47:29
IN Q=We had light
((BATTALION CHIEF DAVID ST. CLAIR/LYNCHBURG FIRE DEPT.: WE HAD LIGHT SMOKE
SHOWING OUT OF THE FRONT OF THE BUILDING HERE. APPARENTLY THE FIRE STARTED
AROUND THE CHAIR OR IN THE CHAIR THAT THE VICTIM WAS USUALLY SITTING IN.))
SUPER=01-David St. Clair/Lynchburg Fire Department; :00
RUNS=:09
OUT Q=usually sitting in.
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VO-NAT
St. Clair says the man normally visits his wife in a nursing home every
Sunday, but did not show up yesterday.
Authorities have NOT released his identity, but he was believed to be about
80- years- old.
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Gilmore
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=lba
TAPE#none
GRAPHIC=gilmore, Jim
Attorney General Jim Gilmore says students who are victimized by school
violence should have the right to transfer to another school.
Gilmore told the Virginia N-double-A-C-P that students should not be forced
to return to a school where they have suffered beatings or other violence.
Instead, he told the civil rights group that student-victims should have a
chance to heal by being sent to another public school near their home.
VA-Gunner
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=Dal
TAPE# 96-78
GRAPHIC=None
This past weekend the Roanoke Airport showcased two vintage war planes.
The planes are a part of American history and so are the people who fought
in the war.
As Denise Allen reports the sight of the B-24 Bomber took one Vinton family
back to the days of the war that took the life of a brother.
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SOT
IN Q=HE WAS GETTING
SUPER=01-Elma Swain/Don's Sister; :00
SUPER=03-Roanoke/Thursday; :16
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SOT 13:53:00
IN Q=he was alwayS
((ELMA SWAIN/DON'S SISTER: HE WAS ALWAYS GETTING INTO MESSES. HE WAS JUST ONE
OF THOSE KINDS OF PEOPLE THAT HAD FUN AND ALWAYS GOT LEFT HOLDING THE BAG.))
RUNS=:06
OUT Q=HOLDING THE BAG
Dallas Don Moody entered the service in mid-January of 1944. His family
called him Don, but the government knew him as Dallas.
He served on a plane similar to this B-24 Liberator.
During his nine months in the service he wrote 250 letters to his family in
Vinton and his mother saved every one.
The letters often contained code words--for instance he always signed his
letters "Don", except when he went on a mission, then it was "Dallas."
After his death his letters were turned into a book called "An Aerial Gunner
From Virginia."
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IN Q=THERE'S SO MUCH
((THERE'S SO MUCH HUMOR IN IT AND THE REASON DOCTOR HEMPHILL LIKE IT BECAUSE HE
WAS JUST AN ORDINARY SERVICE MAN AND HE WAS TELLING ABOUT ALL THE SERVICE
THINGS THEY WERE DOING DAY BY DAY.))
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OUT Q=day by day
The letters also told of his travels.
Elma says before entering the service North Carolina was as far as he'd
journeyed.
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SOT 13:52:48
IN Q=HE SAID HE
((HE SAID HE KEPT TAPPING THIS MAN ON THE SHOULDER SAYING, "ISN'T THAT
BEAUTIFUL, ISN'T THAT BEAUTIFUL." AND HE FINALLY HE FINALLY REALIZED IT WAS A
GENERAL AND THE GENERAL SAID, "YES SON I LIKE NATURE TOO."))
RUNS=:10
OUT Q=LIKE NATURE TOO
These letters chronicled his service from basic training up to his third
mission--a mission from which he would not return.
Elma says he left the Roanoke Valley a boy and the letters revealed his
evolving maturity.
Don Moody died a shortly before his 19th birthday.
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((HE WAS JUST A SMALL TOWN BOY WHO MISSED HOME AND FRIENDS. EVEN HIS DOGS.))
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Elma regrets her children never got to know their uncle, but the book of his
letters is one way they can share her memories.
Denise Allen News 7.))
Special-Olympics
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=Dal
TAPE# 96-80
GRAPHIC=None
The Star City hosted the Virginia Special Olympics Fall Tournament
yesterday.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke;
The competition included the soccer you see here, plus volleyball, skating
and bowling.
This year Special Olympics International introduced the unified team
concept.
Unified teams are made up of half Special Olympic athletes and the other
team members are not mentally handicapped.
Officials say this provides more interaction between volunteers and
participants.
They say the Special Olympics program helps the athletes grow to their full
potential.
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SOT 10:07:20
IN Q=WE'VE SEEN ATHLETES
((DAVID BALLARD/SPECIAL OLYMPIC EVENT MANAGER: WE'VE SEEN ATHLETES THAT OVER A
PERIOD OF EIGHT YEARS HAVE GROWN TO THE POINT THAT AT THE FIRST YEAR THEY WOULD
BARELY COMPETE AND AT THE END OF FIVE OR SIX YEAR THEY'RE DOING INTERVIEWS ON
TV AND THAT'S HARD FOR A LOT OF REGULAR ATHLETES TO DO.))
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VO-NAT
More than five hundred athletes and 150 volunteers from all over Virginia
participated in this weekend's event.
This was the largest Fall Tournament in Roanoke.
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Photos
ANCHOR=Melanie
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=spr
TAPE# 96-87
GRAPHIC=None
If your family is like most, there are probably a few photo albums lying
around the house, collecting dust.
But one woman is showing local residents how to turn those albums into fun
keepsakes.
Scott Prince reports.
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IN Q=Dingy
SUPER=03-Botetourt Co.; :06
SUPER=01-Laura Brawley/Creative Memories Specialist; :18
SUPER=@Scott2; :35
SUPER=01-Barbara Markham/Workshop Participant; :51
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OUT Q=S.P., N- 7, Botetourt County
(( Dingy and discolored.
As most of us have experienced, this is what happens to photographs over
time.
But it doesn't have to be that way.
Laura Brawley is a Creative Memories Specialist.
She travels throughout Southern and Central Virginia... teaching ways to
turn ordinary pictures into extraordinary keepsakes.
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SOT 11:22:54
IN Q=When you
((LAURA BRAWLEY/CREATIVE MEMORIES SPECIALIST: WHEN YOU GET TOGETHER FOR
HOLIDAYS AND FAMILY VACATIONS YOU WANT TO RELIVE THOSE MEMORIES BECAUSE THOSE
ARE SOME OF THE BEST MEMORIES AND BEST PARTS OF YOUR LIFE. ))
RUNS=:08
OUT Q=your life
The process begins with the snap- shots themselves.
Karen Harold wanted something different... so she decided to cut her photos
into various shapes.
But scissors won't cut it for Emily Honts.
She's the president of the Botetourt County Historical Society.
Her pictures are very old... so she selected a simple matting procedure.
From there, the photos are placed on acid- free posterboard... which will
help keep the snap- shots colorful.
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IN Q=I have
((BARBARA MARKHAM/WORKSHOP PARTICIPANT: I HAVE ALBUMS THAT I'M GOING TO BACK
AND TAKE ALL OF THE PICTURES OUT OF BECAUSE MY PICTURES ARE FADING, THE COLORS
ARE FADING FROM THE ACID IN ALBUM. ))
RUNS=:09
OUT Q=the album
For the final step Laura Brawley suggests writing captions... or a short
story for the photographs.
A picture may be worth a thousand words... but in these cases, just a few
will do.
Workshop participants believe a little effort goes a long way... and that
they'll come away with picture- perfect photo albums.
Scott Prince, News- 7, Botetourt County.))
4-Scores
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NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=lba
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Jerry Rice has become the first player to grab one-thousand passes in an
N-F-L career.
Rice made the milestone catch in the fourth quarter of San Francisco's
24-to-17 victory at New Orleans.
For all of last night's football scores, let's check the boards.
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