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Next on News 7, Authorities searching for a suspected Abortion Clinic bomber may have their first break in weeks.


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and police in Lynchburg say the man found burned beyond recognition this weekend was murdered.
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Our forecast continues to be hazy and humid with a threat of showers especially later in the week.


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U-V-A scientists say multiple personality disorder patients are at higher risk for contracting AIDS.
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And we'll tell you what the newest herbal remedy on the market claims to do.
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Federal Agents say one of their most wanted suspects has been spotted in North Carolina.
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Good Evening. I'm Jean Jadhon.
Eric Robert Rudolph is wanted for the abortion clinic bombing in Alabama.
Authorities say he was spotted over the weekend in Andrews North Carolina.
Lee Cowan has more on the latest sighting.
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((A tiny town in western North Carolina just got a lot bigger ---

with the reported addition of one notorious traveler, and a swarm of federal agents. WOODY ENDERSON//FBI TASK FORCE:
WE WILL BE HERE ---UNTIL WE BRING HIM INTO CUSTODY.

Eric Rudolph, one of the FBI's most wanted - a man with a million dollar price tag on his head - and a lot of questions to answer, has been sighted, again. Looking thinner, and with his hair in a pony tail, FBI officials say he stole a truck, filled it with food, and then disappeared into the woods again--the first solid sighting in months. ENDERSON:
THIS IS A SIGNIFICANT - CAN FOCUS IN ON SMALLER AREA --- HAVE BEEN

BEFORE.
Rudolph's game of cat and mouse started in january after his gray pickup was spotted fleeing the scene of a fatal bombing at a women's clinic in Birmingham Alabama.
That truck was found days later, abandoned in a field, a short distance from Rudolph's last known residence. It became the first of many clues - enough to link him with at least three other bombings, including the Olympic park blast in 1996.
But not enough to track him down, despite more than a dozen sightings - all in the dense woods of western North Carolina.
We do believe that Eric Rudolph - still in this area.
LEE COWAN/CBS NEWS : RUDOLPH HAS BEEN ABLE TO LIVE FOR MORE THAN 6 MONTHS BRAVING THE ELEMENTS AND WATCHING THE SEASONS CHANGE. OFFICIALS SAID HE MAY HAVE STOLEN ENOUGH FOOD TO LAST AT LEAST THAT LONG AGAIN, MAYBE MORE. LEE

COWAN, CBS NEWS, CHARLOTTE.))[5-L'burg-Body]


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A man found inside a burning car in Lynchburg Sunday was murdered BEFORE the car was set on fire.
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An autopsy on the body discovered at the end of a dirt road revealed the victim was shot in the head.
Police are still working to confirm the identity of the victim.
The car was leased from a Boston rental car agency. Police don't know if the man who signed the lease is the same person found dead inside the vehicle.
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The car was a 1998 green Chevy Malibu, with Massachusetts tags 3-3-0 G-V-E.
Anyone with information about the crime should contact Lynchburg police.

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General Motors is stepping up the pressure on striking workers.
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The company went to court today seeking an order to force the union into arbitration-
GM claims the strike violates existing contracts.
The United Auto Workers says the union is by no means required to go into arbitration.
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The move in court by GM comes as General Motors announced its second quarter earnings are down 81 percent from a year ago.

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Looks as if the search is temporarily over for a principal of Patrick Henry High School.
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Dr. Wayne Harris, the Superintendent, has named Doris Ennis the interim principal of the school. Harris announced his decision today at the school board meeting.
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Ennis agreed to take on the job for the first semester but may stay the entire year if a replacement has not been found by then. Harris is reopening the application process for the job this November.
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Virginia wants to lose its reputation as a major crossroads for drug dealers. We'll have a live report next.
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and a local web designer uses the internet to let people strike back against rude and reckless drivers.
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In Health Check, a doctor has to turn to his tool box to save the life of an injured athlete.
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and the local Rescue Mission celebrates its 50th year with an art exhibit. [cc sponsor]
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The Roanoke developer who married Debbie Reynolds 15 years ago is still trying to get out from under a nine-million dollar judgment the Hollywood actress got against him in Las Vegas.
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Richard Hamlett failed today to persuade a Bankruptcy judge to stop the collection action in U-S District Court.
He says the dispute with his ex-wife is not personal, but it's financially complex.
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The hotel and casino complex Reynolds and Hamlett owned in 'Vegas is now up for sale.
In the meantime, the battle over control of the rest of their joint business ventures continues in federal court- -even as the Nevada Supreme Court considers whether to uphold the nine-million dollar divorce decree.

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A Virginia Tech student who created a web page to vent his anger about bad drivers is learning he has lots of company.
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Sean Herrala says he started the page after a driver tried to run him off the road on I-81.
His road "rage page" lets users post angry comments about other drivers, and list their description and license plate number.
The site is attracting nation-wide attention, and logging thousands of visitors a day.
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The messages are uncensored, and Heralla is aware he might be sued, but says the threat of legal action should not keep people from expressing themselves.
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You can find a link to the Road Rage site on the News 7 website.
Point your web browser to WDBJ7-DOT COM and click on WebWatch.
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The Roanoke Rescue Mission is commemorating its 50 years of serving the community. Patrick Evans is standing by to explain how.
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The Rescue Mission is celebrating 50 years of service to the community, and part of that celebration is a major art exhibit.
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Patrick Evans joins us from the Rescue Mission, where winners of that art show were announced earlier this week.
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Kava is a legal herb with medicinal and mild narcotic properties that's suppose to calm jittery nerves. And it's one of the latest herbal drugs to hit Roanoke. Herbalists recommend it if you have to give a speech in front of a large audience or just take the edge off a stressful day.
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Kava is suppose to be taken for anxiety attack because it calms without impairing mental state. But just because the label says natural doesn't mean it's 100-percent safe.
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As with all herbal alternatives, the Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated Kava Kava or the claims made by it's manufacturers.

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Even though polio has been all but wiped out in the United States, it is still a common problem across the globe AND it could get worse.
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The World Health Organization says a shortage of funds is threatening global efforts to eradicate the disease.
Health officials want at least 150- MILLION dollars by next year.
Doctors still believe they can conquer the disease by the year 2000.

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Researchers at the University of Virginia say schizophrenics could be at a greater risk for contracting the AIDS virus.
According to the study, people with schizophrenia are often released from mental hospitals without the social skills needed to cope with the threat of H-I-V infection.
Since many of these patients are poor, they usually live in communities where the AIDS rate is high.
The findings are published in a bulletin by the National Institute of Mental Health.

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A British doctor is being called a hero after he saved the life of a dying football player in Australia.
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Doctor Stephen Hindley was forced to improvise when he saw a football player collapse after a head on collision with another player.
Hindley quickly realized 23-year Hayden McGlinn had suffered a blood clot on his brain and had only minutes to live if he could not release the pressure building in his brain.
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Talking with neurosurgeons by phone, Hindley used a discarded hand drill to drill a hole in McGlinn's head.
The incident happened two weeks ago, McGlinn's condition has improved. He says he is very thankful for Hindley's quick action. [2-Shot-Toss]
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In Sports, Herman Moore wants a new contract.
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Welcome everybody to your Tuesday Ticker that gets rolling with news from the NFL. [GRAPHIC-LIONS]
The Detroit Lions open training camp late next week but if things do not change they will be doing so without all-pro Herman Moore.
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The Danville native says he is considering a boycott of camp unless he gets a new contract.
And in this case the athlete has a legitimate gripe. Besides being the best receiver in the game right now, Moore has helped management by reworking his contract and taking salary cuts the past three years.
His current deal expires after the 2000 season. He is scheduled to make $2 point 7 million next season.
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Elsewhere in the league, Steelers' fans are breathing a big sigh of relief tonight as head coach Bill Cowher inks a three year extension that will pay him $2 million a season.
He is now under contract through the year 2001.
And this should end all the speculation that he is leaving Pittsburgh to coach the new Cleveland team.
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The Redskins will open their training camp in Frostburg on July 26th with every player under contract.
Last night they inked their top draft pick Stephen Alexander to a four year deal worth $1 point 9 million.
The tight end from Oklahoma also gets a hefty signing bonus.

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Roanoke College's Lacrosse camp for goalies has wrapped up another year.
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After six years the camp has produced some notable alumni.
Eight former players have received high school all american honors.
30 camp alumni are playing in top college programs.
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Beret Dickson is one talent bred at this camp.
Four years ago he was a student, now he's a coach at the camp, a goalie for Brown University, not to mention...
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And one major league game is over today. The Tigers beat the Royals 8-to-3.
More sports including some NASCAR testing at the Brickyard coming up tonight at six.
Take care everybody. [take a break]



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Some artists can spend fortunes buying materials for their work.
But one artist in Indiana doesn't look to an art store for supplies-- instead he goes to the grocery store.
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Toilet paper and water are the tools Jack Smith needs to make his creations come alive.
He discovered his talent during a stay in jail eight years ago and has been sculpting ever since.
He begins by tearing the paper into sections. Then he adds water as he fashions the paper into the animal he wants. He stains it, waxes it, and paints it with polyurethane.
Jack says he was amazed the process worked when he first tried it, but it does make sense.
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The artist has sold hundreds of his creations which include everything from small birds to large reptiles and even unicorns.
The prices of the sculptures begin at thirty-five dollars.
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