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Up next on News 7 at 5, an afternoon wreck kills two people in Botetourt County.
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and immigration authorities continue their round up of illegal aliens working in the Galax area.[Wx-Heads]
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The long awaiting change in the forecast is here. June heat in mid May. The story just ahead.[medical-head]

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In medical news -- An innovative procedure gives new meaning to the term plastic surgery.
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And some elementary school students in Roanoke County are jumping at the chance to learn about health care.
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Two people are dead following an accident today on Interstate 81 in Botetourt County.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=5p]
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[GRAPHIC=Fatal Accident]

The crash happened along the southbound lanes around two-fifteen today.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Botetourt Co.]

Authorities say the car drove off the road near the Cloverdale Exit then fell onto the railroad tracks below.
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[SOT 14.51.08 - 14.51.13]
[IN Q=Right now there]
((SGT. ROBERT BLACK/VA STATE POLICE: RIGHT NOW THERE ARE TWO CONFIRMED FATALITIES--ONLY THING WE KNOW IS THAT THE CAR IS FROM TENNESSEE.))
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Police cannot speculate on a cause of the accident.

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[ANCHOR=Keith]
[NEWSCAST=5]
[WRITER=tbr]
[TAPE#598-20 49:10]
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A two year investigation is drawing to a close in Carroll County. That's where authorities have arrested nearly 30 illegal aliens apparently working in local factories.
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Teresa Hamilton joins us from Galax with the latest.
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Teresa, what prompted this investigation?

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[5-India]

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[WRITER=tbr]
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India detonated two more nuclear devices today, and the United States has decided to retaliate.
President Clinton announced a series of tough sanctions against India and he says he hopes other countries follow suit.
Lee Cowan has more.
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[SUPER=03-New Delhi; :00]
[SUPER=01-Sen. Jesse Helms/(R) Senate Foreign Relations Com.]
[SUPER=01-Sen. John McCain/(R) Arizona]
[SUPER=01-Pramod Mahajan/Prime Minister's Advisor;]
[SUPER=01-William Cohen/Sec. of Defense;]
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THEY SHOWERED THEIR PRIME MINISTER WITH ROSE PEDALS, AND CELEBRATED WITH FIRECRACKERS IN THE STREETS OF NEW DELHI -
(( NAT FIRECRACKERS ))
LITTLE BLASTS TO CELEBRATE THE BIGGER ONES THAT HAVE CREATED FALL-OUT ALL AROUND THE WORLD.

(( CLINTON SOT 9:53:44 ))
"To think that you have to manifest your behavior that recalls the very worst events of the 20th century on the edge of the 21st century, when everybody else is trying to leave the nuclear age behind, is just wrong!"
A SECOND ROUND OF NUCLEAR TESTS THIS WEEK HAS TURNED INDIA INTO A PARIA AMONG OTHER ATOMIC NATIONS, AND HAS BECOME THE FOCUS OF INTENSE WORLD CRITICISM.
(( SUPER: SEN. JESSE HELMS//R-NC/CHAIRMAN, SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS CMTE )) ((
SOT 14:11:44 ))
"India has not shot itself in the foot, most likely it's shot itself in the head."
(( SUPER; JOHN MCCAIN//R-AZ ))
(( SOT 10:44:15 ))
"This action, if left insufficiently responded to, could ratchet up the proliferation problem to an alarming degree throughout the world, not just in the region."
IN BERLIN, THE PRESIDENT ANNOUNCED THE PUNISHMENT FROM THE US: SANCTIONS, WHICH LIKELY WOULD HAVE MORE OF A POLITICAL IMPACT ON INDIA, THAN AN ECONOMIC ONE.

(( CLINTON SOT 9:47:03 ))
"I hope the Indian government will soon realize in can be a very great country in the 21st century without doing things like this."
BUT ANY THREAT, ECONOMIC OR OTHERWISE, SEEMED TO FALL OF DEAF EARS.
(( SUPER: PRAMOD MAHAJAN//PRIME MINISTER'S ADVISOR )) "The Indian economy stands on the strengths of Indians, and not on the strength of the outside world!"
FROM WASHIGNTON, THE RIPPLE EFFECT WAS CLEARLY VISABLE. IF ONE CONTRY TESTS A DEVICE, WHAT'S TO STOP OTHERS FROM DOING THE SAME.

(( SUPER: WILLIAM COHEN//SEC. OF DEFENSE )) (( SOT 10:57:40 ))
"I think it's going to cause other countries to find their rationale much as India has found its rationale for showing that it has a nuclear power,"
AND THAT HAS CLEARED THE DUST OFF THE NUCLEAR TEST BAN TREATY, NOW DORMANT IN THE SENATE, BUT GAINING GROUND AS THE BEST WAY TO DEAL WITH INDIA'S NUCLEAR DEFIANCE.
(( LEE COWAN//CBS NEWS )) "The White has dispatched two top aids to India's neighbor Pakistan who is already jittery and threatening nuclear tests of it's own. With the genie out of the bottle, some say, it is going to be difficult if not impossible to put it back. Lee Cowan, CBS News Washington."
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Up next on the newscast, some Rockbridge County parents are upset after raw sewage is found on their children's playground.
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and little later after two months of ups and downs, three daredevils coast to a well earned payoff.
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[ANCHOR=Tonya]
On Health Check, plastic surgeons are turning to raincoat material to help patients smooth out the wrinkles, [Two-Shot]
[ANCHOR=Keith]

There's more News 7 at 5, stay with us. [cc sponsor]
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[5-Gilmore]

[ANCHOR=Keith]
[NEWSCAST=5pm]
[WRITER=equ]
[TAPE#598-16 39:50]
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Virginia's most powerful defender of tobacco jobs had his bill rejected by Newt Gingrich.
So now, Richmond Congressman Tom Bliley's good friend is stepping into the fray.
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Governor Jim Gilmore is inviting national labor leaders and tobacco state interests to Virginia for a summit in June.
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((GOV. JIM GILMORE: WE ARE SEEING A VOID OF NATIONAL LEADERSHIP IN PROTECTING TOBACCO JOBS.))
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Gilmore's call for a national summit comes a week after this:
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((GOV. JIM GILMORE: I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT TO NOT TRY TO POLITICALLY GRANDSTAND ON THIS.))
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((DEL. KEN PLUM/VA. DEMOCRATIC PARTY: IT'S IRONIC THAT HE WOULD TAKE SOMETHING THAT HE WOULD CALL POLITICAL GRANDSTANDING AND THEN FOLLOW THROUGH ON IT. I COMMEND HIM FOR HIS ACTION. IT'S A NECESSARY AND IMPORTANT ACTION. THAT'S WHAT DEMOCRATS WERE SAYING.))
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((GOV. JIM GILMORE: IN THE RANGE OF 100-THOUSAND PEOPLE ARE EMPLOYED WORKING IN THIS INDUSTRY OR AROUND THIS INDUSTRY.
WE DON'T KNOW HOW MANY OF THOSE WOULD BE PUT OUT OF WORK, BUT IT IS A VERY SERIOUS IMPACT.))
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The Governor's also handing out a report on his first 100 days in office, detailing his accomplishments beyond a car tax cut.
Among the bragging points: NO more so-called "drive-thru mastectomies" and 31- thousand new jobs in the state.
Next on the agenda: a Gilmore-style revamping of colleges and universities.

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It's a convertible.. no, it's a sports-utility vehicle.. actually, it's a Lynchburg city bus.
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Bus riders in the Hill City are getting a chance to travel in style, thanks to a new addition to the city's bus fleet.
The first "car-bus" was unveiled this week.. it's a regular city bus with flashy new vehicles painted on the sides.

So far, patrons seem to like it.
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((DIMPLE BUGGIE/BUS RIDER: LOVELY.. SAVES ME SOME MONEY. I RIDE THEM ALL THE TIME.)) ((MILLIE DAWSON/GTLC MARKETING DIRECTOR: WELL, YOU KNOW THE CAR IS OUR MAJOR COMPETITOR, SO WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO DO IS TELL PEOPLE WHY NOT GIVE PUBLIC TRANSIT A TRY?))
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Dawson says it's all part of national "Try Transit Week".
The cost for a "car-bus" pass is 25 dollars a month.. but residents can ride it free this week through Saturday.
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The Roanoke Valley Transportation Museum is getting on track for a big fundraiser tomorrow night. Patrick Evans will bring us the story of the Tasting and Toasting Event for Planned Parenthood.
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The Transportation Museum's warehouse is undergoing some major renovations for a major fund-raising event this weekend.
Patrick Evans tells us more about "Tastings & Toastings", Planned Parenthood's annual showcase of food & drink.
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Still to come on the newscast, Salem is getting ready for the N-C-Double-A national softball championship,
[ANCHOR=Tonya]
Coming up in tonight's health check report -- A new material is being used to fight the aging process.
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And some young students are learning the A-B-C's of C-P-R and healthcare.
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((KAILE FRANCE/4TH GRADER:I'VE LEARNED ABOUT HOW TO CONTROL YOUR DIET AND WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU SMOKE.))
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Fourth graders at Glen Cove Elementary are becoming experts at keeping themselves healthy.
For the third year in a row nurses from the Salem V-A Medical Center have come to teach students how to take care of their bodies.
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[IN Q=Don't forget]
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[SUPER=01-Sam Ryder/4th Grader; :29 QUICK!!]
[SUPER=01-Linda Archuleta/V.A. Nurse; :38 QUICK!!]
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((DON'T FORGET TO BREATHE , ONE ONE THOUSAND, TWO ONE THOUSAND, THREE ONE THOUSAND.))
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[OUT Q=one thousand.]

No, this isn't P-E class, these students spent the morning traveling to stations.
Five health stations where they learned to check their pulse rates after they exercise, how to eat healthy, nutritious foods, how what they put in their bodies effects their heart and lungs and how to get rid of invisible problems.
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((WE'RE GOING TO SEE HOW MANY GERMS YOU ACTUALLY HAVE ON YOUR HANDS TODAY.))
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((SAM RYDER/4TH GRADER:WE LEARNED HOW TO WASH OUR HANDS THE CORRECT WAY, WHICH I'VE NEVER DONE.))
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((OHH, LOTS OF GERMS? YES LOTS))
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((LINDA ARCHULETA/V.A. NURSE:THEY DON'T REALIZE ESPECIALLY ABOUT HANDWASHING HOW IMPORTANT IT IS BECAUSE YOU DON'T SEE THE GERMS.))
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((IF YOU SEE ORANGE GLOW THAT MEANS YOUR HANDS HAVE GERMS BETWEEN YOUR FINGERS AROUND YOUR FINGERNAILS.))
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((KAILE FRANCE/4TH GRADER:YOU STICK THEM UNDER A BLACK LIGHT AND THEN YOU WILL SEE THE GERMS. YOU GO OVER TO THE SINK WASH THEM WITH SOAP, DRY THEM PROPERLY THEN YOU STICK YOU STICK THEM BACK UNDER THE LIGHT AND IF THEY'RE NONE GLOWING, YOU'VE GOTTEN IT ALL OFF.))
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((SHELBY THOMASON/GLEN COVE ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL:THEY'RE MORE AWARE OF THINGS AROUND THEM AND HOW IT AFFECTS THEIR LIFE, THE PARENTS, THE FAMILY, SO IT'S A VERY GOOD TIME TO INTRODUCE THESE CONCEPTS AND TO REINFORCE SOME OF THEM.))
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and they'll be able to use what they've learned not only to live longer, healthier lives, but to get a jump start on future careers.
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((KAILE FRANCE/4TH GRADER:I WANT TO BE A NURSE AND I WANT TO BE A SNAKE DOCTOR.))
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After three and a half hours of hands on medical experience, the students got thier hands on some prizes donated by the nurses.

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[5-Estrogen]

[ANCHOR=Tonya]
[NEWSCAST=5]
[WRITER=tbr]
[TAPE#=598-15 33:19]
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An estrogen alternative used to treat osteo-porosis could be beneficial in other ways.
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[VO-NAT]
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Researchers at Brigham and women's hospital in Boston gave the drug Raloxifene to four hundred women past the age of menopause.
They say the drug was able to lower levels of the so-called bad cholesterol while lifting levels of good cholesterol.
Estrogen therapy produces the same results, but Raloxifene does not carry the same cancer risks.

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[ANCHOR=Tonya]
[NEWSCAST=5]
[WRITER=tbr]
[TAPE#=598-17 45:21]
[GRAPHIC=Plastic Surgeons]

Plastic surgeons are trying something new to remove deep wrinkles.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Boston]

They're implanting little cylinders of Gortex under the skin. That's the material used in raincoats and running suits.
Unlike collagen injections which have to be re-injected every three to four months, Gortex is permenant.
And doctors say it is safer than silicone because the body can't reject it.
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[IN Q=We have a long history....]
[SUPER=01-Dr. Michael Kaminer/Plastic Surgeon;]
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[OUT Q=does long term.]
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The only apparent drawback is Gortex does not work on fine wrinkles, only deep lines.
The procedure also works well to fill in the lips.
The surgery costs anywhere from 25-hundred to three-thousand dollars.
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[ANCHOR=Keith]

In Sports, the National softball championship is coming to Salem
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With that and more, here's Mike Stevens[S5-Softball]

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Welcome everybody to the midweek ticker that is loaded with bats and balls.\
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The N-C-A-A Division three women's softball tournament is back in Salem this weekend.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Salem/This Afternoon; :]

8 teams make up the championship field and Simpson returns to defend its title and Chapman the team that won the championship in 1995 is back.
And to top it off the weather for the four day tournament should be excellent.
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[SUPER=01-Carey Harveycutter/Tournament Director; :00]
[SUPER=01-Henry Christowski/Simpson Head Coach; :10]
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[OUT Q=.....that out."]
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There was little talk this afternoon about scoring runs as the teams joined together for song and dance at a barbecue put on by the city of Salem.
Roy Stanley will have more coming up at six.
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You can catch the first game tomorrow at one at the Moyer sports complex in Salem.
The event continues through Sunday.

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[S5-ACC]

[ANCHOR=Mike]
[NEWSCAST=5pm]
[WRITER=mst]
[TAPE#=SP-1 49:36]
[GRAPHIC=ACC]

The Virginia Cavaliers beat Maryland in the play-in game of the ACC tournament last night and then got rewarded by having toplay top seeded Florida State today in the opening round.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Durham, NC/Cavaliers vs. Seminoles; :00]

The tournament is being played at the beautiful Durham Bulls Athletic Park down on on tobacco road.
And Virginia would strach the plate first, as Mark Rueffert singles to right field in the top of the second and drives in a sliding Hunter Wyant. It's one to nothing Virginia.
But Florida State would chip away at the UVa lead and slowly build on their own advantage to take the 4-to-1 win. [super-34-Virginia/1/Florida State/4;]
The real deal for FSU was pitcher Chris Chavez, who tossed a complete game five hitter and retired 23 of the last 25 batters he faced.
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[IN Q="I think...]
((DENNIS WOMACK/UVA HEAD COACH:))
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[OUT Q=...pitching wise."]
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[super=04-Wake Forest vs. NC State;]

The Cavs will now play N.C. State in the loser's brakcet tomorrow morning. Wake beat the Pack 9-to-1.

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[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=5]
[WRITER=tbr]
[TAPE#=Net H]
[GRAPHIC=None]

A championship run on the roller coaster ride is over.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Austell, GA;]

For the past two months three people have been trying to outlast one another on the Great American Scream Machine at Six Flags over Georgia.
The winner would get a new Jeep.
Twenty four people started the competition, but once it got down to three, no one would quit.
So after over 12-thousand four hundred rides on the roller coaster, the sponsors gave in and came up with two more Jeeps.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=It's Great]
[SUPER=01-Dion Hughes/Champion Coaster Rider;]
[RUNS=:06]
[OUT Q=unbelievable]
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[VO-NAT]

In addition to the Jeeps, the three get the World Record for spending 61 days on a roller coaster.
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