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News 7 at eleven is next-
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The stock markets are now opened in Hong Kong- what's going on there after a record fall in the Dows Jones in New York?
This man is charged with knowingly infecting women and girls with the HIV virus-
And we'll take you to a haunted house that wont' give you nightmares.
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News 7 is next

Newsbreak


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Good Evening.
Hong Kong's stock exchange has opened and stocks are falling there.
They plunged more than 11 percent in the first hour of trading Tuesday morning.
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That follows the seven percent drop in the Dow Jones Industrial average- a record plunge of 554 points.
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A 20-year old H-I-V-infected man who traded drugs for sex has infected at least nine females in western New York and had sex with some 28 girls and young women.
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And we'll take you to a haunted house that's family friendly.
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ANCHOR=Jean


Join us for News 7 at Eleven.

NYSE


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11
WRITER=JJA
TAPE#Net
GRAPHIC=Stock Market


The Stock market is open in Hong Kong-
As the world turns the stocks fall.
After a record drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average in New York- Asia's stock markets have also tumbled.
Rick Jackson brings us up to date-
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((IT'S ALREADY TUESDAY IN ASIA. AND THE STOCK MARKET THERE IS WAY DOWN. ANOTHER WILD DAY IN WHAT'S TURNING OUT TO BE A WORLDWIDE STOCK MARKET ROUT.
NEVER BEFORE HAS THE DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE PLUNGED SO MUCH...DOWN 554 POINTS. THE DEEP DROP FORCED THE STOCK MARKET TO SHUT DOWN...THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE 1981 ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT ON PRESIDENT REAGAN. THE TROUBLES STARTED IN ASIA AFTER INVESTORS FEARED WEAK MARKETS THERE COULD SAP THEIR ECONOMIES. THAT COULD HURT U-S COMPANIES DOING BUSINESS THERE.
BUT EXPERTS SAY THIS WAS THE CORRECTION THE STOCK MARKET NEEDED.
Wayne Angell, Chief Economist, Bear Stearns Co.: My forecast is this is a correction.
IN WASHINGTON THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION URGED CALM...WITH THE PRESIDENT GETTING FREQUENT UPDATES ON THE SITUATION FROM HIS TREASURY SECRETARY.
Robert Rubin, Treasury Secretary: IT'S IS IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER THAT THE FUNDAMENTALS OF THE UNITED STATES ECONOMY ARE STRONG, AND HAVE BEEN FOR THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS, AND THE PROSPECTS FOR CONTINUED GROWTH WITH LOW INFLATION, AND WITH LOW UNEMPLOYMENT ARE STRONG.
MONDAY'S STOCK MARKET DROP AMOUNTED TO ABOUT A 600 BILLION DOLLAR LOSS. AND IT SEEMED EVERYONE IN THE MARKET GOT BURNED...FROM THE LITTLE GUY ON THE STREET.
TO SOME OF AMERICA'S RICHEST PEOPLE. BIG LOSERS INCLUDED MICROSOFT MOGUL BILL GATES, WHO LOST MORE THAN A BILLION AND A HALF DOLLARS IN ONE DAY.
INVESTORS AND BROKERS WILL BE WATCHING WHEN THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE OPENS AT 9-30 TUESDAY MORNING.
RJ CBS NEWS NEW YORK.))

Stock-Market


ANCHOR=Jean
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Local investors are keeping their cool in the wake of today's news.
Analysts say that's because investors still have faith the market will rebound.
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Stockbroker George Brammer points out inflation is in check, interests rates have stayed low and corporate profits are high.
He says that's giving his clients enough confidence to stay in the market.
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((GEORGE BRAMMER/A.G. EDWARDS: IN FACT, I'VE HAD MORE CALLS TODAY FROM PEOPLE WHO ARE LOOKING AT STOCKS THAT ARE DOWN TO SEE WHERE THE OPPORTUNITIES MIGHT BE.))
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Brammer says the true test of investors' faith could come tomorrow, after they consider everything that happened today.
He says some people might decide investing so much money in the stock market is a bigger risk than they're willing to take.
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AIDS


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


Police call it despicable- a 20 year old HIV infected man- is accused of knowingly infecting young women.
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Police say Nushawn Williams had sex with 28 women- some as young as 13 in a
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State.
Williams is a reputed drug dealer who may have traded drugs for sex.
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((THIS IS IN A SENSE A YOUNG MAN WHO LIKED TO LURK AROUND THE EDGES OF PARKS AND PLACES WHERE KIDS WERE PLAYING MAYBE BASKETBALL AND PICK OUT YOUNG LADIES WHO FOR ONE REASON OR ANOTHER MAY BE IN A RISK TAKING MODE.))
SUPER=01-Dr. Robert Berke/Chautauqua Co. Health Comm;
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Health officials have identified 29 women with whom Williams allegedly had sex-
11 have tested positive for HIV.
Officials identified another 70 people who allegedly had direct or indirect contact with Williams in Chautaqua County alone.
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Au-Pair


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11
WRITER=JJA
TAPE#Net
GRAPHIC=Legal Scales


The British (OH-pair) Au-pair on trial for murdering a baby stood by her story-
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Prosecutors say Matthew Eappen died at the hands of Louise Woodward-
Today the 19 year old nanny did not break instead sticking to her story under questioning by the prosecution.
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((LOUISE WOODWARD/DEFENDANT: I WAS TRYING TO GET HIM TO RESPOND TO ME. PROSECUTOR: THAT'S BECAUSE YOU HAD REALIZED WHAT YOU HAD DONE THAT POINT ISN'T THAT TRUE, MA'AM? WOODWARD: NO IT'S NOT.)) BUTT TO 14:09:24 ((PROSECUTOR: DON'T YOU RECALL SAYING TO THE POLICE OFFICER WHEN YOU DROPPED MATTHEW ONTO THE TOWELS YOU MAY HAVE BANGED HIS HEAD ON THE FLOOR WHERE THE FLOOR MEETS THE TUB? WOODWARD: NO I DIDN'T SAY THAT.))
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The defense maintains Matthews injuries happened days before he was rushed to the hospital.
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Bramblett


ANCHOR=Jean
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WRITER=KHu
TAPE#97-77
GRAPHIC=Earl Bramblett


It was a drug hit. Some people speculated about that when the Hodges family was found murdered in their Vinton home three years ago.
Now it turns out the chief suspect in the multiple murders was planting that notion in people's minds well before the family was killed.
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A next door neighbor of the Hodges testified today that HE heard the story from Bramblett a couple of months before the fire at the Hodges house.
Mark Price says Bramblett predicted the whole family would be murdered,
SUPER=03-Vinton/August 29, 1994

because Blaine Hodges was an under-cover drug agent, according to Bramblett's prediction.
There's no evidence Blaine was ever a drug informant- though his "brother in-law" Mike Fulcher DID work for the D-E-A.
Bramblett's oral diaries will take up much of what may be the final day of evidence from the prosecution tomorrow.
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Salem-Council


ANCHOR=Jean
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=mfe
TAPE#97-78
GRAPHIC=Salem


The fight over a large family child care home in Salem is over for now.
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Tonight city council approved a permit that lets Bill and Kathy Patterson care for nine children in their home.
The only condition-- in one year, the Pattersons have to move their business to a different site.
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((BILL PATTERSON: THERE WAS NO LIMITATION BEFORE TONIGHT, AND WELL WILL BE MONITORED FOR SURE BY THE NEIGHBORS AND THE STATE, WE INTEND NO HARM TO ANYONE, WE HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING TO AGITATE OUR NEIGHBORS OR ANYTHING TO THIS POINT.))
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Opponents say the center will cause an increase in traffic.
And they say they don't want ANY businesses in their neighborhood.
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((ELAINE TAVEL: WHAT HAPPENS TO- OUR NEIGHBORHOOD WHEN YOU PASS THIS TONIGHT, DOES THIS OPEN UP FOR OTHER PEOPLE TO DO THE SAME THING TO ASK FOR THEIR BUSINESS TO COME INTO OUR COMMUNITY.))
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Despite a petition signed by more than 100 people opposing the child care home, Salem city council approved the permit four to one.
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There's more news 7 to come. After this break, we'll begin our look at the gubernatorial candidates.
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and we'll see why the Salem V-A is warning Virginians about the dangers of a drug resistant form of tuberculosis.
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Tuberculosis


ANCHOR=Jean
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TAPE#97-81
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The Salem V-A is reiterating the global call for increased effort in fighting tuberculosis.
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At issue, multi-drug resistant T-B that's cropping up around the world and right here at home.
In 1996, Virginia reported 349 cases of the disease-- including four cases of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis.
And it isn't just T-B that the experts are worried about.
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((DR. KENNETH SOSNOWSKI/MICROBIOLOGIST: GENERALLY SOME OF THE COMMON BACTERIA SUCH AS STAPH HAVE LEARNED TO FIGHT OFF SOME OF MORE COMMON DRUGS.BUT THAT TENDS TO BE A MINOR PROBLEM. THE PROBLEM REALLY IS WHEN WE GET INTO INTENSIVE CARE, WHEN A PATIENT HAS VERY LITTLE LEFT OF HIS IMMUNE SYSTEM AND HE';S TOTALLY DEPENDENT ON THE DRUGS TO PROTECT HIM AGAINST THE INFECTION, THEN THE RESISTANT ORGANISMS CAUSES MUCH MORE OF A PROBLEM. ))
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Tomorrow, the Salem V-A will host a national interactive teleconference on Tuberculosis, designed to educate medical professionals.

Beyer


ANCHOR=Jean
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WRITER=JoeD
TAPE#97-65
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Don Beyer has been biding his time, waiting for his shot at the Governor's office.
And though recent polls indicate he's playing catch up, Beyer says he has confidence his campaign remains on course.
Tonight Joe Dashiell has the first part of our profile... the personal history of Democrat Don Beyer.
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((LT. GOV. DON BEYER/D- CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR: I'M READY TO LEAD. I'M READY TO RUN, AND I'M READY TO WIN. I'VE BEEN GETTING READY FOR A LONG, LONG TIME.))
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Don Beyer has been waiting in the wings for eight years, but his push toward public service and the political spotlight began much earlier.
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Beyer was born in June 1950 in Italy where his father, a career Army officer, was stationed. The oldest of six children he faced physical challenges... a mal-formed right hand, an eye disorder. Both required surgery, but he says his problems were also a blessing.
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((EVERY ONE OF US HAS ADVERSITY IN OUR LIVES AND I HAD A LOT AS A CHILD, BUT IT WAS GOOD FOR ME. IT MADE ME TOUGH. IT MADE ME UNDERSTAND THAT WE CAN OVERCOME ANYTHING THAT WE CHOOSE TO.))
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Beyer did well in the classroom, winning scholarships to high school and college. And though he considered a career in medicine, he went to work for his father, who in 1973 had purchased a struggling Volvo dealership in northern Virginia.
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((I WAS HIS PARTS DRIVER AND HIS BOOKKEEPER AND THEN HIS SALES MANAGER. AND WE BUILT THAT BUSINESS FROM NOTHING. WHATEVER MONEY THE FAMILY HAS PUT TOGETHER OVER THE LAST 23 YEARS, WE EARNED IN THE LAST 23 YEARS IN THIS BUSINESS.))
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STAND-UP BRIDGE
The political career began later at age 32. Beyer considered becoming a republican, but ultimately volunteered for the congressional campaign of an Arlington Democrat, Ira Lechner. Lechner lost, but Beyer was hooked.
He coordinated the northern Virginia campaign of Jerry Baliles in the 1985 Governor's Race. And after Baliles' election, was appointed to the Commonwealth Transportation Board. NAT SOUND of INAUGURAL 00:24:08
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((I, Donald Sternoff Beyer, do solemnly swear... do solemnly swear... ))
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But it was in 1989, that he defied the early odds and defeated Eddy Dalton to become Lieutenant Governor and a rising star on the Virginia political scene.
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((NOW WHAT I'VE DONE THE LAST EIGHT YEARS AND THE NEXT FOUR YEARS AS GOVERNOR IS TO SERVE, TO TAKE ALL THAT I'VE LEARNED AND ALL THAT I BELIEVE AND MAKE THE GREATEST DIFFERENCE THAT I CAN IN OTHER PEOPLE'S LIVES.))
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How Don Beyer would make that difference is part two of our profile... Joe Dashiell News 7))

GILMORE


ANCHOR=JEAN
NEWSCAST=11P
WRITER=DAL
TAPE#97-69
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Republican candidate for governor, Jim Gilmore, was honored for his ideas on tax reform today.
Gilmore spoke with the Coalition of Virginia Taxpayers and Americans for Tax Reform.
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SUPER=03-Washington DC;


He told the Washington crowd, his plan will lower taxes while still addressing the needs of the taxpayers.
Gilmore says Democrat Don Beyer will raise taxes.
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((JIM GILMORE/R-GOVERNOR CANDIDATE: MY PLAN IS RESPONSIBLE IT IS CAREFULLY CRAFTED. IT IS PHASED IN OVER FIVE YEARS. IT MAKES IT VERY CLEAR AS TO WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO. DON BEYER HAD NO OBLIGATION TO PUT TOGETHER A PLAN THAT WOULD WORK AS I DID. WHY? BECAUSE HE ISN'T GOING TO DO IT.))
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The Americans for Tax Reform presented Gilmore with a (Cer-TIFF-I-cate) certificate.
Each month the group gives the award to the person it feels does the most for taxpayer reform.
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Stay with us, a little later we'll meet a man who is building his house out of straw,
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but first we'll head to Lexington for a kinder, gentler Halloween scare.
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((WE WANT TO COME TO THE RAVEN HOUSE. IT'S A GOOD PLACE. NO BLOOD, NO GORE, BUT A LOT OF FUN. AND A LOT OF SCARES. ))
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haunted-house


ANCHOR=jean
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=afr
TAPE#97-80
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Some people say haunted houses are just TOO haunted these days.
There's too much guts and gore for folks with weak stomachs.
But there is an alternative.
Tonight Andrew Freiden visited a Lexington Haunted House where the spirits are willing but the flesh is MEEK.
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((YOU GONNA GET SCARED? YEAH-- NO! ))
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If you want blood and guts, don't go to the Raven house in Lexington.
But if you want an October outing where you can bring the kids-- this is the place.
So how do you have a haunted house without chainsaws and severed limbs?
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((YOU GO BACK TO THE OLD HALLOWEEN. FLYING GHOSTS, AND SPIDERS DROPPING AND BATS FLYING AROUND... ))
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But the Raven House isn't too tame-- the visitors say the spooks are plenty scary.
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((DAVID JOHNSTON: IT FELT LIKE MY HEART WAS JUMPING OUT OF MY MOUTH. ))
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R J Ogren is the might behind the fright.
He used to work on the displays at Disney-- that's where he got the inspiration for this RATED G Haunted house.
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((RJ OGREN/RAVEN HOUSE DESIGNER: WE WORKED FOR DISNEY, FOR MANY MANY YEARS, WE FOUND LEXINGTON, AND DECIDED IT WAS A GREAT PLACE TO SET UP A STUDIO))
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The Raven House is in its first year of operation. and it's right next to the Lexington Wal-Mart.
And Ogren says it's tough to get the word out.
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((RJ OGREN: IT'S GETTING OUT, AND WE'RE GETTING BUSIER EACH WEEK. ESPECIALLY THE WEEKENDS, WE'RE GETTING VERY BUSY. ))
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((REPORTER: RJ OGREN ADMITS IT'S KIND OF DEAD DURING THE WEEK, IT'S KIND OF LIKE A GHOST TOWN, SO NEXT YEAR, HE'LL ONLY BE OPEN THURSDAYS THROUGH SUNDAY. ANDREW FREIDEN, NEWS7 LEXINGTON. ))
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S-Extra


ANCHOR=Mike
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WRITER=Mike
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Lets check in at the Roanoke Valley Sports Club where college basketball analyst Dan Bonner, the former UVa player, was the guest speaker at last night's meeting.
Among other things, we asked Bonner why it is that UVa head hoop coach Jeff Jones is so unpopular with many UVa fans.
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((DAN BONNER/COLLEGE BASKETBALL ANALYST:))
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S-VHSL


ANCHOR=Mike
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Mike
TAPE#S7-15
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The latest Associated Press Top 10 high school football polls are out.
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And again, Friday Football Extra's number one team continues to carry the banner solo in the Triple-a ranks.
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(( William Fleming beat a very good Cave Spring team in the rain last FRiday to remain, but despite their perfection - Fleming drops from second to third this week. Thomas Dale is now second with Hampton first.
The Graham G-Men knocked Carroll County from the ranks of the unbeaten last Friday and as a result the Cavs drop to 9th and Glynn Carlock's team vaults up to 8th.
The Seminole district's tough trio of Heritage, Jefferson Forest and Brookville hang tough in the Group Two-A ranks.
Radford, which beat Glenvar last week and has yet to give up a point to a district opponent this season moves up one notch to seventh, while Rural Retreat another 7-and-1 team is 8th.
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S-Ravens


ANCHOR=Mike
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Mike
TAPE#RS97-1
GRAPHIC=REDSKINS/RAVENS


Two former college all-stars got their kicks at the expense of the Redskins yesterday.
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Former UVa linebacker Jamie Sharper, and former Tech defensive end Cornell Brown, both Baltimore Ravens rookies helped hand the Skins their first loss ever at Jack Kent Cooke Stadium.
Cornell backed up Sharper and Peter Boulware yesterday and he says his versatility will help him in the long run.
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S-UVA


ANCHOR=Mike
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=sma
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With four games to go the Virginia Cavaliers still need three wins to qualify for a postseason bowl.
Steve Mason has more from Charlottesville two nights after the Cavs got scalped by the Seminoles.
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Sports Tease


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They finally got to race race the Cup cars at the Rock today.
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When we return, I'll show you why Pontiac provided most of the excitement during today's AC Delco 400.
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S-Rock


ANCHOR=Mike
NEWSCAST=11pm
WRITER=Mike
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It took a whole extra day, but NASCAR finally got to run the AC Delco 500 yesterday at Rockingham.
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83 Laps into the race - Pontiacs were were in control as Kyle Petty, Bobby Hamilton and Bobby Labonte ran one, two , three at the top - and that would be good omen.
Dale Jarrett in a Ford, ran strong all day and was at the front with 40 laps to go in the race and seemingly on his way to his first win at The Rock.
But Greg Sacks brought out the caution flag with less than 30 laps to go. That enabled Hamilton and Ricky Craven to get in position to get by Jarrett.
Hamilton would eventually get by everyone and stretch out his lead over the final 15 laps. Bobby gets his second career win in the King's car with Jarrett second and Craven third.
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((BOBBY HAMILTON/SECOND CAREER WIN:)) ((DALE JARRETT/FINISHED SECOND)) ((RICHARD PETTY/STP PONTIAC CAR OWNER:))
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Video


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Our video of the day would make the Big Bad Wolf happy.
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SUPER=75-Dilworth, MN;


That's because Marco (Bon-Christiani) Bunocristiani is building his house out of hay.
The Dilworth, Minnesota native has a degree in energy management, so when

it came time to build his home, he needed the most plentiful least expensive insulation he could find.
He is covering bales of hay with stucco to keep out the weather and animals.
Marco insists his home will be safe.
He says the straw will smolder before it burns.
However, the banks and insurance companies aren't so sure. They will not issue a loan or a policy on the home.
Still Bunocristiani says its all worth it.
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