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News-Heads

ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11
WRITER=JJA
TAPE#
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Coming up-
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VO-NAT


Life returns to normal for Atkins folks booted out of their homes by fire 3 days ago.
A trial date is set for Paula Jones- in her case against the President.
The Roanoke Star is lit up again-
Plus Grandmas try their hand at mothering as Foster grandparents.
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ANCHOR=Jean


News 7 is next.

Chemical-Fire


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11p
WRITER=tha
TAPE#97-57
GRAPHIC=Chemical Fire


A chemical fire at a Smyth County warhouse is finally out.
This afternoon 500 residents who were evacuated were allowed to return to their homes.
And, as Theresa Hamilton reports, life is beginning to return to normal for many of them.
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SUPER=03-Smyth Co./Today; :06
SUPER=03-Smyth Co./Yesterday; :15
SUPER=01-Wayne Osborne/Atkins Fire Chief; :41
SUPER=01-Anna Johnston/Local Red Cross Director; 1:07
SUPER=19-Theresa Hamilton;
RUNS=1:32
OUT Q=TH, News 7, Smyth Co.



Pulaski-Prison


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11p
WRITER=Dal
TAPE#=97-56
GRAPHIC=none


The digging on the grounds of the Pulaski Correctional Center ended its third day.
And a nationally known forensic anthropologist is on the team.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Pulaski Co.;


Dr. Doug (OWLZ-lee) Owsley is from the Smithsonian Institute.
He's helping state police look for the remains of Carol Smith- the warden's wife.
More than one dozen state police and K-9 teams are searching a trash pit behind the correctional center.
David Smith reported his wife missing more than three years ago-- and investigators presume she's dead.
SUPER=03-Roanoke Co./August 1994;


In 1994 police dug up the backyard of Smith's Roanoke County home.
That search turned up nothing.
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Anchor=Jean
SS=none


State police would not comment on the investigation.
News 7 was unable to reach David Smith, who is still the warden at the correctional center.

Tobacco


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11p
WRITER=tte
TAPE#97-59
GRAPHIC=Tobacco Under Fire


Southside tobacco farmers met with anti-smoking activists today
While both sides say they have a better image of each other, Tina Tenret explains, they still don't see eye to eye.
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SOT
IN Q=Tobacco
SUPER=03-Halifax Co.; :00
SUPER=01-Michelle Martin/Tobacco Farmer; :17
SUPER=01-Scott Ballin/Nat'l Center for Tobacco-Free Kids; :29
SUPER=01-Richard Connor/Tobacco Farmer; :55
SUPER=@Tina1;
RUNS=1:05
OUT Q=News 7


((Tobacco has been the root of Allen Boyd's family tree for six generations.
Together they pull, rack and barn tobacco -- living off the profits.
Boyd says the proposed national settlement to regulate tobacco would kill him.
A few miles down the road is the Martin farm.
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SOT 3:37:38
IN Q=It's very important.

((MICHELLE MARTIN/ TOBACCO FARMER: IT'S VERY IMPORTANT. IT'S OUR SOLE LIVELIHOOD. IT'S HOW WE MAKE OUR LIVING, HOW WE MAKE OUR MONEY, IT'S HOW WE LIVE.))
RUNS=:05
OUT Q=how we live


Anti-smoking activists pledged to help these families -- but that might mean finding other jobs.
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SOT 4:24:15
IN Q=Increased education levels

((SCOTT BALLIN/ NAT'L CENTER FOR TOBACCO FREE KIDS: INCREASED EDUCATION LEVELS IN THIS AREA AND ALSO BUILD NEW ROADS TO GET BUSINESSES IN HERE AND OUT HERE SO THERE'S TRANSPORTATION MECHANISMS. WE HAVE NO PROBLEM WITH EVEN MONIES FROM THE SETTLEMENT GOING INTO THOSE KINDS OF INITIATIVES THAT LONG TERM, WILL RESTABILIZE THESE ECONOMIES IN A TOBACCO-FREE ENVIRONMENT.))
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OUT Q=tobacco free environment


Richard Connor grew up on a tobacco farm and says crops like corn and wheat just don't pay the bills.
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SOT 4:10:24
IN Q=I just don't know

((RICHARD CONNOR/TOBACCO FARMER: I JUST DON'T KNOW, EVEN WITH GOVERNMENT HELP, WHAT WE WOULD CONTINUE TO GROW IN THIS CLIMATE, ON THIS SOIL TYPE, AND STAY ON THIS FARM. IT'S JUST NOT THAT SIMPLE.))
RUNS=:10
OUT Q=not that simple
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SOT
IN Q=Cigarette opponents say

((TINA TENRET/REPORTING: CIGARETTE OPPONENTS SAY THEY WANT FARMERS TO HELP THEM HAMMER OUT A TOBACCO SETTLEMENT ON CAPITOL HILL, WITH AN EQUAL VOICE IN THE TALKS.TINA TENRET, NEWS7))
Runs=:10
OUT Q=News7



Flora


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11
WRITER=KHu
TAPE#=97-49
GRAPHIC=Legal Scales


Roanoke real estate lawyer Barry Flora borrowed 40-thousand dollars in the name of his own insurance agency several years ago.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke


He immediately endorsed the check over to his friend, Bill Roberts -of Lakeside Amusement Park fame.
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SOT 15:17:50
IN Q=It never occurred

((IT NEVER OCCURRED TO HIM THAT IT MIGHT BE A VIOLATION OF THE LAW AT THE TIME THIS OCCURRED, BACK IN 1989, AT THAT TIME THE BANKING INDUSTRY WAS MORE LAX THAN IT IS TODAY.))
SUPER=01-Bill Roberts/Flora's Friend;
RUNS=:09
OUT Q=it is today.
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VO-NAT


Flora insists he fully informed the BANK PRESIDENT and didn't realize Roberts had exhausted his credit at First Security Bank.
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SOT 15:24:15
IN Q=Well, the United

((WELL, THE UNITED STATES BELIEVES THAT HE KNEW THAT HE WAS CIRCUMVENTING BANK RULES.))
SUPER=01-Jennie Waering/Prosecutor
RUNS=:05
OUT Q=bank rules
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ANCHOR=Jean
SS=Legal Scales


Federal Judge James Turk accepted Flora's guilty plea today to a single misdemeanor for misappropriation of funds.
The Judge fined him 72-hundred dollars, and put him on probation for two years.

Jones


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11
WRITER=JJA
TAPE#=NET A
GRAPHIC=Paula Jones


Paula Jones' sexual harrassment suit against the President goes to trial May 27th.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Little Rock, AR;


A federal judge set the date today at a pre-trial hearing in Little Rock.
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SOT 16:59:26
IN Q=I'm just glad

((PAULA JONES: I'M JUST GLAD TO BE BACK IN ARKANSAS AND I'M JUST GLAD ITS GOING TO PROCEED AND GO FORWARD.))
SUPER=07-Paula Jones;
RUNS=:04
OUT Q=and go forward."
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VO-NAT


The judge did throw out part of the case- dismissing the allegation that Clinton defamed Jones and that Jones was denied due process.
SUPER=04-Last Night;


But Judge Susan Webber let stand the most serious accusation that Clinton harassed Jones.
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Teamsters


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11
WRITER=JJA
TAPE#=NET B
GRAPHIC=none


There's going to be a new election for Teamsters president, even though Ron Carey was elected just eight months ago.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=04-Tuesday;


A federal election overseer has thrown out Carey's December re-election after alleged fundraising abuses.
Carey's campaign is accused of illegally accepting contributions from the union treasury and employees.
Carey himself has not been accused of wrongdoing.
SUPER=03-Detroit;


The ruling will force a new election between Carey and his opponent, James Hoffa.
The ruling comes just four days after Carey declared victory in the strike against U-P-S.
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Star-Lighting


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11p
WRITER=sta
TAPE#=97-60
GRAPHIC=none


The Roanoke star was lit-up tonight after spending about four months in the dark.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke;


Area residents gathered along with Mayor Bowers atop Mill Mountain to celebrate the relighting of the star.
Some residents were around for the first lighting of the star in 1949 but said the event meant much more the second time around.
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SOT 03.10.45 - 03.10.49
IN Q=It was exciting

((BETTY DILLION/STAR WATCHER: IT WAS EXCITING THEN BUT IT'S MORE EXCITING NOW.))
SUPER=01-Betty Dillion/Star Watcher;
RUNS=:04
OUT Q=more exciting now
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VO-NAT


Repair crews shut off the symbol's lights to begin replacing rusted metal, putting in new neon tubing and also to repaint it.
The new paint is supposed to help protect the 10 thousand pound fixture from weather damage.
The repairs cost 60 thousand dollars.
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Beef-Recall


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11
WRITER=JJA
TAPE#=NET D
GRAPHIC=Medical News


You've heard of hold the pickles hold the lettuce, But what about hold the beef?
That's what was happening at hundreds of Burger King restaurants-
While Virginia's Burger King's were not affected- the warning goes out to all Americans to cook beef thoroughly.
Jonathan Freed reports.
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SOT
IN Q=Can I get
SUPER=03-Columbus, NE; :10
SUPER=01-Marta Beam/Burger King Customer; :26 quick!
SUPER=01-Jonathan Freed/CBS News; 1:00
RUNS=1:10
OUT Q=Los Angeles."

((DRIVE-THROUGH SPEAKER: CAN I GET A WHOPPER? SORRY, BUT WE RE TEMPORARILY OUT OF HAMBURGER MEAT. The culprit is a massive meat recall 25-million pounds of potentially tainted hamburger- enough to make 100-million quarter-pound patties. The problem is a risk of E-coli bacteria.
The possibly affected meat passed through this plant, Hudson Foods, in Columbus, Nebraska. It s been shut down, for now, by the Department of Agriculture.
MARTA BEAM, BURGER KING CUSTOMER: I WANTED A WHOPPER, BUT I ENDED UP WITH A PROCESSED CHICKEN SANDWHICH.
It all started when about a dozen people in Colorado became sick after eating hamburgers in June. The E-coli bacteria can cause diarreha and crampsand is potentially deadly. It s not a problem if meat is cooked thoroughly. So many Burger Kings have been de-whoppered covering so much of the country that it s almost easier to ask which states are not affected mostly the coasts, Alaska, and Hawaii. Other companies, like Boston Market and Safeway, were also meatless. JONATHAN FREED/CBS NEWS: THE FAST FOOD CHAIN SAYS IT WILL BE BURGERS AS USUAL BY SATURDAY AND INSISTS IT DID NOT SELL ANY TAINTED MEAT. JONATHAN FREED, CBS NEWS, LOS ANGELES.))

Red-Onion


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=jmc
TAPE#=97-65
GRAPHIC=none


The state gave tours of its newest maximum security prison today.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Wise Co.;


The prison is on top of Red Onion Mountain, near the Wise-Dickenson County line.
The contractor held what's called a "topping out" ceremony.
That marks the completion of work on the highest point of the building.
The 72 million dollar prison is bringing an estimated 500 jobs so far to Southwest Virginia.
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CFW


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=lbe
TAPE#=97-55
GRAPHIC=none


The workforce at a Clifton Forge directory assistance center will soon top 200 people.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Clifton Forge;


C-F-W Communications says it will expand its facility there and one it has in Waynesboro, due to projected growth.
It plans to hire 75 full-time workers at each call center.
One of the company's main customers is A-T-and-T's mid-Atlantic region.
C-F-W operators handle more than 170- thousand directory assistance calls on an average business day.
Right now it has about 140 employees in Clifton Forge.
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Health-Sciences


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11
WRITER=JoeD
TAPE#=97-48
GRAPHIC=Education


The search for new funding is paying off for the College of Health Sciences in Roanoke.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke;


Today, College President Harry Nickens accepted a 500- thousand dollar check from Sixth District Congressman Bob Goodlatte.
The money represents a federal match for 250- thousand dollars in local contributions.
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SOT
IN Q=We're now in the last quarter

((HARRY NICKENS/COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES PRESIDENT: WE'RE NOW IN THE LAST QUARTER OF OUR GOAL OF A MILLION DOLLARS AND WE'RE ALREADY RECEIVING DOLLARS IN THAT REGARD, BUT AS WE BECOME INDEPENDENT OF OUR LIFELONG SPONSOR, CARILION HEALTH SYSTEM, WE HAVE TO DO THAT BY RAISING DOLLARS OUTSIDE OF THEIR SUPPORT AND BY INCREASING OUR ENROLLMENT.))
SUPER=01-Dr. Harry Nickens/College of Health Sciences President;
RUNS=:17
OUT Q=increasing our enrollment.
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VO-NAT


With a record enrollment of more than 600 students, the College of Health Sciences is among the fastest growing institutions in the state.
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College-Grants


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=ssm
TAPE#=97-51
GRAPHIC=Education


As colleges and universities compete with each other to attract students, four central Virginia schools have found a way to SHARE students as well as learning resources.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Lynchburg;


Two large grants are paying for high- tech computer links and video- conferencing equipment at the colleges.
It will allow students to enroll in courses offered at neighboring schools.. increasing educational opportunities while keeping class sizes down.
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SOT 5:58:26
IN Q=But we have

((DR. CHARLES WARREN/LYNCHBURG COLLEGE PRESIDENT: BUT WE HAVE TO MAKE SURE THAT WE'RE CONSTANTLY ATTENDING TO HOW WE DO WHAT WE DO AND WE'RE VERY EXCITED ABOUT THE ENRICHMENT THAT WILL COME THROUGH THESE TECHNOLOGIES, BOTH ON OUR CAMPUS AND IN COOPERATION WITH OTHERS.))
SUPER=01-Dr. Charles Warren/Lynchburg College President; :00
RUNS=:11
OUT Q=cooperation with others.
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VO-NAT


Lynchburg College, Sweet Briar, Randolph- Macon Woman's College and Hampden- Sydney are the participating schools.
Faculty training in the new technology started this week.
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Mir


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11
WRITER=JJA
TAPE#=NET C
GRAPHIC=none


Finally, something to cheer about on Mir.
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VO-NAT


It was tricky surgery, but two cosmonauts successfully reconnected eleven cables-
That restores power to the Russian Space Station.
The cables were knocked out in June when the space station collided with a ship.
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Foster-Grandparents


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11p
WRITER=sta
TAPE#=97-45
GRAPHIC=none


For many, caring for children is a life-long past-time that continues even when their own children reach adulthood.
As Stacey Martin reports one program sponsored by an area agency is helping baby-lovers do what they love doing best--caring for youngsters.
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SOT
IN Q=Her name is
SUPER=03-Salem; :03
SUPER=01-Irene Crockett/Foster Grandparent; :31
SUPER=01-Barbara James-Watson/LOA; :54
SUPER=@Stacey2; 1:13
RUNS=1:28
OUT Q=SM, News 7, Salem.


((Her name is Irene Crockett. But, here at the Greenville School's Babyland she's known simply as "Grandma."
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SOT 10.31.43 - 10.31.48
IN Q=Aren't you Grandma's
((NAT/SOT))
RUNS=:05
OUT Q=Grandma's baby.


She's a volunteer with the Foster Grandparent Program organized by the League of Older Americans.
Along with more than a dozen other volunteers she helps care for infants and children up to age five.
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SOT 10.30.47 - 10.30.56
IN Q=I love the

((IRENE CROCKETT/FOSTER GRANDPARENT: I LOVE THE BABIES SO MUCH. AND, I HAVE SO MANY BABIES OF MY OWN I JUST WANTED TO STRETCH OUT AND GIVE MY LOVE TO THE REST OF THE BABIES.))
RUNS=:09
OUT Q=of the babies;


The program started in 1973 in the Roanoke region and is now one of only four in Virginia.
Each year at least 12 senior citizens are chosen to become Foster Grandparents once they pass the agency's requirements.
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SOT 10.25.51 - 10.26.09
IN Q=They have to

((BARBARA JAMES-WATSON/LOA: THEY HAVE TO BE 60 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER. THEY HAVE TO BE RETIRED ON A SOMEWHAT LIMITED INCOME AND GENUINELY HAVE A LOVE FOR CHILDREN. AND, WE DO GO THROUGH AN APPLICATION PROCESS WHERE THEY MUST GIVE US REFERENCES AND THEY'RE THOROUGHLY SCREENED AND WE MAKE SURE THEY'RE ABLE TO KEEP-UP WITH LITTLE KIDS.))
RUNS=:18
OUT Q=with little kids.


With volunteers dropping out and the school year about to get underway, LOA says the need for new Foster Grandparents is greater.
Though little time remains, James says the agency hopes to fill at least 12 openings by Monday.
Stacey Martin, News 7, Salem.)) Wx-Tape
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S-Hoops


ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=sma
TAPE#=S7-7
GRAPHIC=Hometown Hoops weekly


Our second year of Hometown Hoops Weekly is just about here and tonight; many high school girls began their second night of seasonal competition in tip off tournaments at Bath County, Floyd, Magna Vista and at Tunstall.
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VO-NAT #eng
SUPER=03-Vinton; :00


We start our coverage at the William Byrd girls basketball tip off tourney in Vinton.
In the first game; Piedmont Power Martinsville downed Seminole contender Brookville 59-51. In the first quarter; watch the Lady bees Lindsey ferguson nail the three pointer to move brookville to within a point.
Martinsville is extremely quick this year. Watch Takeshia Mitchell give to Tosha Grant for the break away lay up and the lady Bulldogs were out in front by 3.
Martinsville wins tonight's opener
SUPER=34-Martinsville/59/Brookville/51/;by 8 in a tournament with some of the

state's best talent.
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SOT
IN Q="there

((JANE LAYMAN/WILLIAM BYRD ATHLETIC DIRECTOR:)) ((WARNER DYKE/BROOKVILLE HEAD COACH:)) ((CARLA GILES/MARTINSVILLE COACH:))
SUPER=01-Jane Layman/William Byrd Athletic Director; :00
SUPER=01-Warner Dyke/Brookville Head Coach; :17
SUPER=01-Carla Giles/Martinsville Head Coach; :26
RUNS=:33
OUT Q=...as strong as Byrd"
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S-Girls


ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#S7-11
GRAPHIC=NONE
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Vinton/Byrd vs Louisa; :


In the Night cap, Byrd gets on the board first as Sarah Moore makes the pass down low and Brandy allen scores between three defenders.
The Lady Terriers play some scrappy SUPER=34-William

Byrd/71/Louisa/56/;defense Andrea Gay comes away with the steal takes it all the way to the hole and scores Byrd wins it 71 to 56.
SUPER=04-Glenvar vs Northside; :


Glenvar took no Northside and with time running out in the third Katrina Williams hits Erika Hale cutting to the hoop the Lady Highlanders led by five.
In the fourth, Williams makes the SUPER=34-Glenvar/63/Northside/52/;

steal and finds Bonnie willet down court for the layup and Glenvar wins it 63 to 52.
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S-Qualify


ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=6pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#R-37
GRAPHIC=Bristol Speedway


After Jeff Gordon, Dale Jarrett and Mark Martin took their turns during qualifying at Bristol Kenny Wallace came along later and took the show.
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Bristol, TN/ESPN; :


Wallace driving a ford captured the pole for tomorrow night's goody's 500 with a speed of 123 point 039 miles per hour.
Its the second short track pole of the season for Wallace and his Square D Team.
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SOT
IN Q="It means...

((KENNY WALLACE/GOODY'S 500 POLE WINNER: ))
SUPER=01-Kenny Wallace/Goody's 500 Pole Winner; :
RUNS=:11
OUT Q=.....THAN HECK."
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VO-NAT (cont.)


Rockbridge Bath's native Rick Mast is not to happy tonight he qualified 42-nd fastest and will have to run again tomorrow.
Now here's a look at the top 25.
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WIPE TO QUALIFYING
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SUPER=0107-1. Kenny Wallace/123.039/2. Jeff Gordon//3. Dale Jarrett//4. Dick

Trickle//5. Mark Martin//;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0107-6. Ken Schrader//7. Sterling Marlin//8. David Green//9. Derrike

Cope//10. Ward Burton//;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0107-11. Wally Dallenbach//12. Ted Musgrave//13. Jeff Burton//14. Ricky

Craven//15. Geoff Bodine//;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0107-16. Rusty Wallace//17. Jimmy Spencer//18. Jeremy Mayfield//19.

Terry Labonte//20. John Andretti//;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0107-21. Ed Berrier//22. Johnny Benson//23. Darrell Waltrip//24. Kyle

Petty//25. Lake Speed//;
RUNS=:25
OUT Q=....LAST CAR."
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Sports Tease


ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#Tease
GRAPHIC=NONE


And coming up, Scores and Highlights from Major League Baseball.
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VO-NAT ENG#


And Mike Stevens will preview tonight's Friday Football Extra pre season show.
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S-FFE


ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Mike
TAPE#FB97-1
GRAPHIC=FFE LOGO


It's hard to believe that 8 months have passed since Salem won a state championship, but another high school football season is upon us.
Here's Mike Stevens with a preview of you can expect on tonight's season premier of Friday Football Extra.
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SUPER=@mike1; :00
SUPER=03-Roanoke Co.; :13
SUPER=03-Monterey; :30
SUPER=03-Covington; :41
SUPER=03-Daleville; :50
RUNS=1:10
OUT Q=...FRIDAY FOOTBALL EXTRA."
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((MIKE STEVENS:))
((Imagine living in a world where most everything you see looks like this. Steve Mason will have the courageous story of 2 Glenvar athletes who are playing football despite severe vision deficiencies.
He'll also introduce us to a deaf player battling to earn some playing time at PH.
And imagine living in a place this beautiful but not being able to play football.
We'll meet four Highland County kids who commute 80 miles a day to put on the pads.
Also, remember Covington coaching legend JOhn Woodzell. He retired last November, and you'll never believe what he's doing in his spare time.
We'll also hear from many of the new coaches around the area, and see how Roanoke County is benefitting from its decision to hire fulltime athletic trainers.
And of course, the bands are warming up and up is the first Super seven poll of the season.)) ((MIKE STEVENS:))

S-Others


ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#NONE
GRAPHIC=FFE Logo


The High school season opens tomorrow afternoon. Roanoke Catholic hosts Kenston Forest at Victory Stadium kickoff is 2-oclock.
SS=Rush Logo


And the Roanoke rush returns home tomorrow night at Victory Stadium with a 7-olcock kickoff against the Tennessee Highlanders.

S-Scores


ANCHOR=Roy
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Roy
TAPE#S7-13
GRAPHIC=NONE
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VO-NAT ENG#
SUPER=03-Chicago, IL/WGN; :


A beautiful day in Chicago as these jets fly over Wrigley Field.
And Sammy Sosa made it even better for Cubs fans. Sosa Drove in all 3 Cubs runs this two run homer broke a scoreless tie in the seventh as Chicago beat Montreal 3 to 1.
Now, here's the rest of the scores.
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WIPE TO SCORES
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SUPER=X5010;
SUPER=0091-/Minnesota/1/j/Baltimore/3////Detroit/10//Milwaukee/1/7//;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0091-j/Toronto/5//Kansas City/3////Chicago/4//Texas/12/6//;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0091-/Boston/1//Anaheim/4/2///New York/0//Seattle/3/2//;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0091-/Cleveland/0//Oakland/0/2//;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0092-j/Chicago/3//Montreal/1///j/St. Louis/7//Florida/3///;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0092-/San Francisco/2/j/Pittsburgh/3///j/Los

Angeles/5//Philadelphia/3///;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0092-/San Diego/5//New York/5/9///Cincinnati/2/j/Atlanta/6///;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0092-/Colorado/1/j/Houston/9///;
RUNS=:45
OUT Q=....last score."


90-Skiier


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11
WRITER=JJA
TAPE#
GRAPHIC=


He's 90 years old and his favorite activity is waterskiing.
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SOT 10:51:43
IN Q=

((YAHOO! ))
RUNS=:02
OUT Q=YAHOO!
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Lake George, NY;


Jack Rosencranz takes to the waves on Lake George-
The retired teacher took up the sport at age 65 and hasn't taken a spill this summer.
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SOT 10:52:07
IN Q=

((JACK ROSENCRANZ: SO FAR I'VE BEEN ABLE TO MAKE MY FEET GO WHERE I WANT THEM TO GO. IT'S JUST LIKE WALKING TO ME.))
SUPER=02-Jack Rosencranz/Water Skiier;
RUNS=:08;
OUT Q=walking to me."
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VO-NAT


Rosnecranz is proud of his muscles. He eats a low fat diet and sees the doctor.
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SOT 10:52:22
IN Q=

((HE SAID WHATEVER YOU'RE DOING KEEP ON DOING IT AND THAT'S ALL AND THE GOOD LORD ABOVE TOO HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH IT. HA HA HA.))
RUNS=:07
OUT Q=with it. ha ha ha."
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VO-NAT


Jack and his wife Mae live by the rule if you use it, you DON't lose it. (----------------)
by SS