WDBJ 7 morning news for 01/26/98

06:00-01

Clinton

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Mornin
WRITER=kmc
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=Clinton

White House officials are apprehensive about the week ahead as the President prepares for tomorrow's State of the Union address.
Jonathan Freed joins us now with an update. ***take from NEWSPATH***
SUPER=01-Jonathan Freed/Reporting;
SUPER=05-Washington, DC;
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SUPER=01-Jonathan Freed/Reporting;

1-School

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=lba
TAPE#NONE
GRAPHIC=NONE

Some school information this morning...
Providence Elementary School in Grayson County is closed today due to water problems. All other schools in Grayson County will have a regular schedule.

E-Robb

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=JoeD
TAPE#=97-89
GRAPHIC=Chuck Robb

Funding requests are coming in now that federal revenues are coming in higher than projected.
But, Chuck Robb is advising against Congress spending the surplus.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke/Friday;

Robb was in Roanoke last week to meet with members of the Regional Chamber of Commerce.
He said the increase in revenues will bring the federal budget into balance during the next ten years.
But with a national debt still exceeding five TRILLION dollars, Robb said reducing that debt should be the number one priority.
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SOT 06:40:53
IN Q=I would urge you not
((SEN. CHUCK ROBB/D- VIRGINIA: I WOULD URGE YOU NOT TO GET TOO CARRIED AWAY WITH THE PROSPECT FOR A LOT OF ADDITIONAL SPENDING OR FOR THAT MATTER TAX CUTS AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL. I AM GOING TO BE RESISTANT TO THOSE. I WILL BE RESISTANT TO MOST OF THE SPENDING PROPOSALS THAT WILL BE ON THE TABLE. I WILL BE VERY SUPPORTIVE OF HANGING ON, FIRST OF ALL TO SEE IF WE'RE GOING TO HAVE THE KIND OF MONEY THAT WE'RE PROJECTING AND SECONDLY USE IT TO PAY DOWN THE DEBT IF WE CAN EVER GET TO THAT PARTICULAR POINT.))
SUPER=@Robb
RUNS=:26
OUT Q=to that particular point.
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ANCHOR=Kimberly
SS=hold

Robb admits that will be "an intensely unpopular approach," but he says a federal spending spree will only add to the nation's economic troubles.

E-Abed

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=khu
TAPE#=97-98
GRAPHIC=Legal Scales

The trial of an accused Roanoke crime family enters its third week today.
And, with damaging witnesses coming forward one by one, it seems the prosecution is showing no signs of letting up.
Keith Humphry takes a look at what's ahead.
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SOT
IN Q=Restaurateur Robert Khatib
SUPER=03-Roanoke/Last Year; :00
SUPER=10-Robert Khatib/Potential Witness/March 1997; :18
SUPER=@keith1; :38
RUNS=1:03
OUT Q=at the federal courthouse in Roanoke.

NAT SOT

((Restaurateur Robert Khatib will get to tell his story about how his cousin Abed Jamil AbdelJalil spent years trying to sabotage his business... even had flyers distributed claiming Khatib was a terrorist.
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SOT 9:52:45
IN Q=Did you ever
((Did you ever have any dealings with him? NO I HAVE NEVER HAD A DEAL WITH HIM. BUT I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HE HAD A DEAL WITH ME. YOU HAVE TO ASK HIM THAT... IF HE HAVE ANY BEEF WITH ME. I NEVER HAVE ANY BEEF WITH HIM.))
RUNS=:13
OUT Q=beef with him.

The government's principal witness testified last week that AbdelJalil wanted him to put rat poison in the food buffet at Khatib's Brown Derby restaurant.
Mario Ottallah says AbdelJalil gave him a enough poison to "kill a camel." "We're going to close the place," Ottallah quoted AbdelJalil as saying.
The defense intends to put on evidence that Khatib has a penchant for setting fires himself, though he told the Grand Jury investigating the Abeds that he'd never been convicted of arson.
Keith Humphry NEWS 7 at the federal courthouse in Roanoke.))

Denver-Reax

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Mornin
WRITER=kmc
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=superbowl

It was a Super Bowl Sunday that Denver Bronco fans won't soon forget-- their team's 31 to 24 win over the Green Bay Packers.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Denver, CO;

The party began peacefully, as thousands of fans took to the streets to celebrate.
But things turned rowdy as the revelers started bonfires, broke windows, and overturned vehicles.
Some even threw bottles at mounted police officers.
Extra police were called in to break up the crowd, and several arrests were reported.
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One-Steve

ANCHOR=Steve
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=spa
TAPE#M98-1
GRAPHIC=NONE

On Desk
SUPER=15-Steve Pardon;
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IN Q=Good Morning
RUNS=2:44
OUT Q=News 7 morning returns

Tape Tosses to break Stocks Comm ((STEVE PARDON: GOOD MORNIN HOW ARE YOU? YOU ARE PROBABLY A LOT BETTER THAN MY SIGN LANGUAGE IS. BUT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT SOME OF THE PROGRAMS THAT GO ON HERE AT THE BRAMBLETON CENTER ON BRAMBLETON AVE. AND A LOT OF THEM HAVE TO DO WITH WORKING WITH PEOPLE IN SIGN LANGUAGE. DONNA COMPTON WORKS HERE AT THE BRAMBLETON CENTER; TELL ME ABOUT SOME OF THE DIFFERENT PROGRAMS YOU HAVE FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED.
DONNA COMPTON: WE OFFER FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC SIGN LANGUAGE CLASSES, WE HAVE AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE CLASSES ON 2 LEVELS FOR ADULTS. WE HAVE ONE BEGINNING LEVEL AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE THAT STARTS TOMORROW NIGHT HERE AT THE BRAMBLETON CENTER. ITS AN 8 WEEK PROGRAM MEETING FROM 7 TO 9. WE ARE ALSO OFFERING A KIDS SIGN PROGRAM THAT WILL BEGIN ON SATURDAY MORNINGS BEGINNING IN MARCH.
STEVE: NOW TELL ME A LITTLE ABOUT THE HANDS PROGRAM YOU HAVE HERE.
DONNA: OK OUR HANDS PROGRAM STANDS FOR HEARING AND DEAF SIGNERS, IT MEETS ON WEDNESDAY EVENINGS HERE AT THE BRAMBLETON CENTER FROM APPROXIMATELY 7 TO 10 PM- PEOPLE CHOOSE DIFFERENT TIMES TO ENTER AND PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM. ITS A SOCIAL RECREATION PROGRAM IN NATURE WITH A BIG MIX OF PEOPLE WHO ATTEND. SOME PEOPLE ARE DEAF, SOME ARE HARD OF HEARING, SOME ARE INTERPRETERS IN THE VALLEY, PROFESSIONALS IN THE VALLEY.
STEVE: HOW LONG AGO DID IT GET STARTED?
DONNA: ITS BEEN RUNNING ABOUT 11 YEARS
STEVE: BETTY THOMPSON IS THE COORDINATOR OF THAT PROGRAM. BETTY WHY DO YOU ENJOY COMMING TO THE HANDS PROGRAM HERE AT THE BRAMBLETON CENTER?
BETTY THOMPSON: ABOUT 11 YEARS AGO I STARTED BY ATTENDING A CLASS THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO LAST 3 MONTHS. AND WHEN 3 MONTHS TIME WAS UP NO ONE WANTED TO STOP, THEY WANTED TO KEEP GOING, SO WE DECIDED TO FORM THE GROUP CALLED HANDS GROUP. HANDS GROUP IS FOR HEARING AND DEAF PEOPLE TO COMBINE TOGETHER FOR BETTER COMMUNICATION. WITH HEARING PEOPLE, THEY CAN NOT LEARN TO COMMUNICATE WITH THEIR VOCABULARY SO THEY NEED TO COMMUNICATE WITH DEAF PEOPLE, DEAF PEOPLE SOME TIMES ARE LONELY AND HAVE NO ONE TO TALK WITH SO THEY GET TOGETHER TO TALK WITH EACH OTHER.
STEVE: HAS THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE THAT COME TO THE GROUP INCREASED?
BETTY: OH YES, IT HAS INCREASED WITH MORE AWARENESS, BY WORD OF MOUTH AND MORE POPULARITY AS WELL AS WE PREPARE SOME ACTIVITIES MAKING IT MORE FUN FOR EVERYONE.
STEVE: WE'RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT SOME OF THE OTHER PROGRAMS THAT GO ON HERE AT THE BRAMBLETON CENTER LATER ON WHEN NEWS 7 MORNIN RETURNS.))

2-School

E-School-Safety

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=djo
TAPE#=98-7
GRAPHIC=none

Roanoke city school employees and parents are not the only people responsible for getting students to and from school safely.
As David Johnson reports, the community itself can be held accountable.
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IN Q=OVER THE LAST
SUPER=03-Roanoke; :00
SUPER=01-Lissy Runyon/Roanoke City Schools; :17
SUPER=01-Lt. R.A. Bower/Roanoke City Police; :57
SUPER=01-Officer Charlie Hurd/Roanoke City Police; 1:18
SUPER=@David1; 1:24
RUNS=1:40
OUT Q=DJ, NEWS 7

((Over the last two years, there have been more than a dozen accidents and incidents involving Roanoke city school buses.
The school administration has taken measures to reduce the risk of students being injured on their way to and from school-- starting with preparing bus drivers.
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SOT-04:35:07
((LISSY RUNYON/ROANOKE CITY SCHOOLS; THERE ARE THE EXPECTATIONS TO THE STUDENTS AND THEN ASKING PARENTS TO TEAM WITH US AS WELL IN TERMS OF ENFORCING AND UNDERSTANDING APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR GETTING ON THE BUS AND WHILE THEY'RE ON THE BUS.))
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But what about speeding motorists going through school safety zones.
There are 48 such designated areas with warning lights-- 18 of which are monitored by cross guards.
So what about violators in the other areas.
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SOT-04:37:26
((RUNYON; THEY'RE REPORTING MECHANISM TO THE DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION CAN REPORT THAT TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND ASK FOR THEIR EXTRA ASSISTANCE IN THE USE OF "RADAR GUNS" IN MONITORING THE TRAFFIC FLOW AND ENFORCING.))
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BUTT/BUTT/BUTT
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SOT-03:30:29
((LT. R.A. BOWER/ROANOKE CITY POLICE; WE'LL GO OUT AND WILL SEND A RADAR CAR SPECIFICALLY OUT THERE AT A SPECIFIC TIME BASED ON THE COMPLAINTS WE'RE GETTING AND SEE IF IT'S REAL OR PERCEIVED AND ENFORCE WHAT'S THERE.))
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Law enforcement officials say they treat speeding motorists the same-- regardless.
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SOT-09:08:56
((OFFICER CHARLIE HURD/ROANOKE CITY POLICE; THE LEVEL OF TOLERANCE DOESN'T CHANGE FROM A SCHOOL ZONE TO A NON-SCHOOL ZONE. THE SPEED LIMIT IS WHAT CHANGES.))
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(( THE MAXIMUM FINE FOR SPEEDING THROUGH A SCHOOL ZONE HAS INCREASED TO 250- DOLLARS.
HOPEFULLY THAT WILL BE A DETERRANT AGAINST MOTORISTS WHO MAYBE WILLING TO RISK A CHILD'S LIFE IN ORDER TO GET WHERE EVER THEY ARE GOING JUST A LITTLE FASTER.
DAVID JOHNSON, NEWS 7.))
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General-Assembly

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=lba
TAPE#NONE
GRAPHIC=session 98

It's filing day in Richmond.
Today is the deadline for filing bills at the 19-98 legislative session -- And the people who have to compose those bills spent much of the weekend filling more than 35-hundred drafting requests from legislators.
One official says about 27-hundred bills could be tossed into the hopper by the close of business today.

E-Southern-Pride

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=djo
TAPE#=98-2
GRAPHIC=none

The "Southern Heritage Preservation" parade in Danville yesterday featured 50 people carrying Confederate flags.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Danville;

Participants were celebrating heroes and other stories of the South believed to be omitted in today's history books.
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SOT-13:45:25
SOT-13:46:22
IN Q=THEY TRYING
((WESLEY FEARS; THEY'RE TRYING TO DO AWAY WITH ALL THE HERITAGE STUFF LIKE THE FLAG AND THE MONUMENT AND STUFF LIKE THAT. WE JUST WANT TO BE RECOGNIZED AND NOT BE FORGOTTEN. BASICALLY IT'S ABOUT SOUTHERN PRIDE AND SOUTHERN HERITAGE. MY GREAT-GREAT-GRANDFATHER PERSONALLY INVOLVED AND I'M JUST HERE TO PRESERVE MY HERITAGE AND THINGS LIKE THAT. I MEAN I GOT A LITTLE BOY AND THERE ARE SO MANY THINGS MISSING AND IT'S NOT BAD.))
SUPER=07-Wesley Fears;
SUPER=07-Brian Hobson;
RUNS=:27
OUT Q=IT'S NOT BAD.
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VO-NAT

Yesterday's parade was followed by a rally. The event was held in recognition of the birthdays of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
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Volvo

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=morn
WRITER=djo
TAPE#5-97-54
GRAPHIC=NONE

The Wytheville "Flying-J" truckstop was one of 40-sites around the country where Volvo hosted a Superbowl party for truck drivers.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Wytheville;

The company used the game, one of the world's most watched events, as a time to recognize safe truck drivers while unveiling its newest truck.
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SOT-08:38:50
IN Q=SO VOLVO DECIDED
((BLAKE; SO VOLVO DECIDED TO USE THAT AS A MEDIUM TO DRAW ATTENTION TO THE TRUCKS AND TO LET OTHER TRUCK MANUFACTURERS AND ALL OTHER PEOPLE KNOW THAT THEY ARE HERE TO STAY AND ARE HERE TO WIN IN THE TRUCK BUSINESS.))
SUPER=01-Neil Blake/Fulton Trucks;
RUNS=:11
OUT Q=TRUCK BUSINESS.
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VO-NAT

This is the first year Volvo's truck industry has advertised during the big game.
A watch and win sweepstakes was part of the campaign and the winner will get a 120-thousand dollar customized version of the company's newest truck.
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Two-Steve

ANCHOR=Steve
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=spa
TAPE#NONE
GRAPHIC=NONE

On Desk
SUPER=15-Steve Pardon;
(I'll call for board)
ESS#8701

(WX-Summary)
(toss to Kimberly with 2-Hds)

3-School

Intern-Clinton

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Mornin
WRITER=kmc
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=Clinton

Sex allegations continue haunting the Clinton administration.
Officials are anxiously awaiting the reaction of lawmakers as they return to Washington for tomorrow's State of the Union address.
Meanwhile, the White House still denies a sexual relationship between President Clinton and former intern Monica Lewinsky.
For more on the story, here's Jonathan Freed. ***take from NEWSPATH***
SUPER=01-Jonathan Freed/Reporting;
SUPER=05-Washington, DC;
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IN Q=
SUPER=07-Rev. Jesse Jackson;
SUPER=10-James Carville/Clinton Advisor/NBC-Meet The Press;
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OUT Q=
SUPER=05-Washington, DC;
((MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS seemed to be emerging OVER THE WEEKEND IN THE ONGOING controversy that's swarming THE CLINTON PRESIDENCY.

(SOT REV. JESSE JACKSON
"I think it is critical that we all pray for the president.")
WHILE the PRESIDENT AND First Lady tried to keep to a normal routine going to CHURCH on SUNDAY AND then having FRIENDS OVER TO WATCH THE SUPERBOWL... THE PRESIDENT'S ALLIES started popping up to SHOW SUPPORT.
((JAMES CARVILLE, CLINTON ADVISOR / COURTESY NBC:MEET THE PRESS))
And despite negotiations with independent counsel, Kenneth Starr there's still no deal for immunity from prosecution for Monica Lewinsky the ex-White House intern alleged to have had an affair with the President.

(SOT: GINSBURG
"We are frozen in place, like a doe in the headlight, until we get immunity, we cannot, we absolutely cannot talk.")

(UPSOT STARR LEAVING HIS OFFICE)

If granted immunity, Lewinsky is reported to be willing to change her story and tell a grand jury that she did have a sexual relationship with the President.
CBS News has learned that Starr's office is investigating whether former senior White House officials had received or seen reports of any encounters between Clinton and Lewinsky something the White House is denying, so far.
TAG (JONATHAN FREED/CBS NEWS)))

Robb

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=JoeD
TAPE#=net (edit of 97-89)
GRAPHIC=Chuck Robb

And in other news from the nation's capital, legislators will soon have to decide what to do with a possible surplus.
But, Virginia Senator Chuck Robb says he hopes Congress will resist the urge to spend that money.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke/Friday;

Robb said the increase in revenues will bring the federal budget into balance during the next ten years.
But with a national debt still exceeding five TRILLION dollars, Robb said he will be resistent to spending proposals, putting his emphasis behind reducing that debt.
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SOT 06:41:07
IN Q=I will be very
((SEN. CHUCK ROBB/D- VIRGINIA: I WILL BE VERY SUPPORTIVE OF HANGING ON, FIRST OF ALL TO SEE IF WE'RE GOING TO HAVE THE KIND OF MONEY THAT WE'RE PROJECTING AND SECONDLY USE IT TO PAY DOWN THE DEBT IF WE CAN EVER GET TO THAT PARTICULAR POINT.))
SUPER=@Robb
RUNS=:11
OUT Q=to that particular point.
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ANCHOR=Kimberly
SS=hold

Robb admits that will be "an intensely unpopular approach," but he says a federal spending spree will only add to the nation's economic troubles.

Pope

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Mornin
WRITER=kmc
TAPE#net
GRAPHIC=Pope JP II

Pope John Paul, the second is back in Rome, after five days of masses, speeches, and meetings in Cuba.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Havana, Cuba;

As the Pope departed, he once again criticized the U-S embargo against Cuba-- calling it the "imposed isolation" of the country's people.
Meanwhile, Cuban leader Fidel Castro had harsh words for those who condemned the Pope's visit as the downfall of Communist Cuba.
The two men shook hands and waved before the plane headed off for Rome.
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Three-Steve

ANCHOR=Steve
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=spa
TAPE#M98-1
GRAPHIC=NONE

On Desk
SUPER=15-Steve Pardon;
Roll Cold out of B-days
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SOT
IN Q=this mornin' we have
SUPER=15-Steve Pardon; :00
SUPER=13-Randy Boush/Teen Director; :21
SUPER=12-Roanoke Co.; :38
RUNS=2:38
OUT Q=make it what they want it

(I'll call for board)
ESS#8702

Steve Live

4-School

2-E-Abed

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=khu
TAPE#=97-98
GRAPHIC=Legal Scales

Week three of the federal trial of a Roanoke family accused of racketeering begins today.
Prosecutors are expected to continue showcasing damaging witnesses.
Keith Humphry takes a look at what's ahead.
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SOT
IN Q=Restaurateur Robert Khatib
SUPER=03-Roanoke/Last Year; :00
SUPER=10-Robert Khatib/Potential Witness/March 1997; :18
SUPER=@keith1; :38
RUNS=1:03
OUT Q=at the federal courthouse in Roanoke.

NAT SOT

((Restaurateur Robert Khatib will get to tell his story about how his cousin Abed Jamil AbdelJalil spent years trying to sabotage his business... even had flyers distributed claiming Khatib was a terrorist.
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SOT 9:52:45
IN Q=Did you ever
((Did you ever have any dealings with him? NO I HAVE NEVER HAD A DEAL WITH HIM. BUT I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HE HAD A DEAL WITH ME. YOU HAVE TO ASK HIM THAT... IF HE HAVE ANY BEEF WITH ME. I NEVER HAVE ANY BEEF WITH HIM.))
RUNS=:13
OUT Q=beef with him.

The government's principal witness testified last week that AbdelJalil wanted him to put rat poison in the food buffet at Khatib's Brown Derby restaurant.
Mario Ottallah says AbdelJalil gave him a enough poison to "kill a camel." "We're going to close the place," Ottallah quoted AbdelJalil as saying.
The defense intends to put on evidence that Khatib has a penchant for setting fires himself, though he told the Grand Jury investigating the Abeds that he'd never been convicted of arson.
Keith Humphry NEWS 7 at the federal courthouse in Roanoke.))

Student-Zones

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=djo
TAPE#597-56
GRAPHIC=NONE

Roanoke's school system and the police department are teaming up to ensure the safety of children going to and from school.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Roanoke;

School bus drivers and others call for help when motoists speed through school zones-- especially when the warning lights are on.
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SOT-04:37:26
SOT-03:30:29
IN Q=THEY'RE REPORTING
((RUNYON; THEY'RE REPORTING MECHANISM TO THE DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION CAN REPORT THAT TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND ASK FOR THEIR EXTRA ASSISTANCE IN THE USE OF "RADAR GUNS" IN MONITORING THE TRAFFIC FLOW AND ENFORCING.)) ((LT. R.A. BOWER/ROANOKE CITY POLICE; WE'LL GO OUT AND WILL SEND A RADAR CAR SPECIFICALLY OUT THERE AT A SPECIFIC TIME BASED ON THE COMPLAINTS WE'RE GETTING AND SEE IF IT'S REAL OR PERCEIVED AND ENFORCE WHAT'S THERE.))
SUPER=01-Lissy Runyon/Roanoke City Schools;
SUPER=01-Lt. R.A. Bower/Roanoke City Police;
RUNS=:26
OUT Q=WHAT'S THERE.
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VO-NAT

The maximum fine for speeding through a school zone is 250- dollars.
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S-Volvo

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=djo
TAPE#=97-90
GRAPHIC=none

Even those who travel the open road for work got a chance to enjoy the Suerp Bowl yesterday.
A Wytheville truckstop was one of 40 locations nationwide to host a Superbowl Party.
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VO-NAT
SUPER=03-Wytheville;

The fun is courtesy of Volvo.
It's part of the company's "Best Drive in the Game" commercial campaign where Volvo recognizes safe truck drivers while promoting its newest truck.
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SOT-08:38:13
IN Q=THE V-N IS CONSIDERED
((NEIL BLAKE/FULTON TRUCKS; THE V-N IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE SAFEST TRUCKS BUILT IN THE WORLD. VOLVO HAS ALWAYS BEEN KNOWN FOR THEIR CARS, THE SAFETY AND INNOVATION. A YEAR AND A HALF AGO, VOLVO PUT OVER 500-MILLION DOLLARS INTO THIS TRUCK AND IT TOOK THEM ABOUT 13 OR 14 YEARS TO DEVELOP IT.))
SUPER=01-Neil Blake/Fulton Trucks;
RUNS=:18
OUT Q=TO DEVELOP IT.
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VO-NAT

This is Volvo's first year advertising during one of the world's most watched events.
The company is also having a sweepstakes and will offer qualified trucker's a chance to win a 120-thousand dollar special edition of its newest truck.
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4-Scores

ANCHOR=Kimberly
NEWSCAST=Morn
WRITER=lba
TAPE#NONE
GRAPHIC=superbowl

It was Denver and the A-F-C that finally took away a Super Bowl win.
For yesterday's scores, let's check the scoreboards.
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WIPE TO BOARDS
SUPER=#556
SUPER=x5022;
SUPER=0100-/Green Bay/24/j/Denver/31//Terrell Davis - MVP/;
SUPER=X5027;
SUPER=0098-/Georgia Tech/51/j/N.C. State/56////Missouri/65/j/Wake
Forest/74///;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0098-/Rhode Island/82/j/Cincinnati/88////Louisville/82/j/UCLA/88///;
SUPER=X5009;
SUPER=0098-/Michigan/53/j/Illinois/64////Warren Wilson/82/j/Averett/105//Jay
Tate - 27pts/;
SUPER=x5028;
SUPER=0096-j/Utah/101//Chicago/94//Malone - 35 Points/;
SUPER=x5031;
SUPER=0103-j/New Jersey/3//Montreal/1////Boston/1/j/Washington/4///;
SUPER=x5029;
SUPER=0104-/Dayton/4/j/Wheeling/5////Baton Rouge/2/j/Louisiana/7///
RUNS=:49
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