WDBJ 7 news at 11 for 08/23/98

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Up next on News 7 at 11...
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Southeastern states brace for Bonnie, as the hurricane continues to strengthen.
A Smith Mountain lake businessman is frustrated by continuing sewage problems.
And Virginia's Attorney General had a sobering message for incoming freshmen.
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News 7 at 11 is next.

[Earley]

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[TAPE#=98-63; 21:09]
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Classes start tomorrow.
But, Virginia Tech freshman got their first lecture today on binge and underage drinking.
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Attorney General Mark Earley was on hand to greet the freshmen class.
Earley encouraged the class of 2002 to help change the image of the state's college and university campuses.
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((ATTORNEY GENERAL MARK EARLEY: EVERY YEAR WE HAVE A BRAND NEW STUDENT BODY OF FRESHMEN ALL ACROSS VIRGINIA. EVERY FOUR YEARS, WE HAVE A TOTALLY NEW STUDENT BODY. AND, I THINK FOR FOUR TO FIVE YEARS, IF WE MAKE A VERY CONCERTED EFFORT, COMING FROM THE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS, THE BOARD OF VISITORS, THE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITITES AND OUR STUDENT LEADERS, TO CHANGE AND REBUILD THE CULTURE ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES TO EMPHASIZE PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY THAT WE ARE GOING TO SEE A CHANGE. AND, WE'RE BEGINNING THAT THIS FALL.))
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[ANCHOR=Eric]
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Earley's comments came just a few weeks after his task force on college drinking announced its recommendations to combat the problem.

[College-Drinking]

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[ANCHOR TAG!! ANCHOR TAG!!]
The group suggested getting members of the community involved--including businessmen parents, and even fraternities.
As David Johnson found out, it's an idea many people support.
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((Last November Mindy Somers fell to her death from her dorm window after a night of heavy drinking.
To help prevent similar circumstances, students living in dorms are being issued an interactive C-D called, Alcohol 101.
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((HUNTER MERRITT/TECH STUDENT: IT SEEMS TO BE EFFECTIVE IN THE TEST THAT THEY'VE DONE. SO, WE'RE REALLY GOING TO PUSH THAT AND LET THE STUDENTS EXPLORE THAT. AS FAR AS RA'S IN THE DORMS, THERE'S ZERO TOLERANCE IN THE DORMS AND WE'RE GOING TO MAKE THAT EXPLICITLY CLEAR, ESPECIALLY EARLY ON.)) [RUNS15]
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The task force recomendations request that parents take a more proactive role in their children's lives before college--something some parents agree with.
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((GINGER MATYKO/PARENT OF STUDENT:WE HAVE TALKED TO OUR CHILDREN ABOUT IT SO THEY REA AWARE AND THAT THEY DON'T DO THAT. WHEN IT HAPPENS WE CUT ARTICLES OUT OF THE PAPER AND LAY THEM OUT ON THE KITCHEN TABLE FOR THEM TO SEE. SO, THEY KNOW THAT IT DOESN'T JUST HAPPEN TO OTHER PEOPLE, IT HAPPENS TO THEM TOO.)) [RUNS14]
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((MICHAEL MATYKO:THE PARENTS CAN ONLY DO SO MUCH LIKE LEAVING THE ARTICLES ON THE TABLE. BUT, IT'S ULTIMATELY UP TO THE STUDENTS TO DECIDE WHAT THEY WANT TO DO.)) [RUNS08]
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According to the guidelines, local and campus police and the ABC Board will work more closely together and some area sports bars have put in place tougher guidelines.
They require two forms of identification, and some permit only people 21-years and older after 10 pm.
And, at least one fraternity says it already has a three way check system in place and plans to do more.
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((RYAN FORD/SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON:THIS YEAR AFTER THE GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE WE'RE GOING TO BE LOOKING AT LOT CLOSER AT WHAT'S GOING ON. BUT, FOR THE MOST PART, WE ALREADY HAD A VERY STRICT SYSTEM IN THERE AND WE'RE VERY PROUD OF THAT.)) [RUNS11]
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((DAVID JOHNSON/REPORTING; THE TASK FORCE SUGGESTS THAT IN ORDER FOR EACH OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS TO WORK, A FOUNDATIONAL PLAN MUST BE IN PLACE BY JANUARY 1, 1999 IN EACH OF THE STATE'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. DAVID JOHNSON, NEWS7, BLACKSBURG.)) [RUNS13]))
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[ANCHOR=Eric]
[SS=Mark Earley]

Mark Earley is planning to visit more universities during the next couple of weeks to talk about the problem.

[Clinton-Bombing]

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A majority of Americans still support the country's recent attacks on terrorism, though 40 percent are skeptical about the president's timing.
Lee Cowan has the latest.
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(( AS DIVERGENT AS THE PRESIDENT'S ROLES HAVE SEEMED -- FROM COMMANDER IN CHIEF --
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"I have ordered the U-S military to strike.."
TO AN EMBARASSED HUSBAND --
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"I have misled people, including even my wife---"

SO TOO IS THE REACTION TO HIS OVERALL PERFORMANCE.
(( SUPER: COURTESY: ABC )) (( SUPER: REP. PAUL MCHALE//D-PA ))
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"The time has come for the President to resign and for the U-S to get a new President."
((SUPER: FACE THE NATION)) (( SUPER: SEN. ORRIN HATCH//R-UT ))
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"Had he not done what he did, had everyone not worked together as brilliantly as they did, we would not have stalled a third bombing incident that would have been devastating to all us."
CREDIBILITY HAS BECOME AN ISSUE AS THE PRESIDENT'S PUBLIC AND PRIVATE WORLDS COLLIDE. BUT ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS CONTINUED TO RALLY BEHIND THEIR LEADER ON BOTH COUNTS.
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(( SUPER: MADELINE ALBRIGHT//SECRETARY OF STATE )) (( SOT 11:42:15 ))
"I have no problems whatsoever assuring other leaders about credibility of us and the president."
AND INSISTED MONICA LEWINSKSY HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE ATTACKS OVERSEAS.
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(( SUPER: GEN. HENRY SHELTON//CHMN JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF )) (( SOT
10:34:57 )) "I am convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt."
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THE PRESIDENT'S NATIONAL SECURITY TEAM IS ADVISING HIM BY PHONE OF THE DAMAGE DONE FROM THURSDAY'S ATTACK, TRYING TO NARROW IN ON
THE SPECIFICS OF WHO WAS WHERE WHEN THE BOMBS WENT OFF --- ESPECIALLY
OSAMA BID LADIN -- WHO, WHILE NOT A SPECIFIC TARGET, IS CLEARLY THE SYMBOL OF WHAT THE U-S IS FIGHTING AGAINST.

(( SUPER: WILLIAM COHEN//SECRETARY OF DEFENSE )) (( SOT 9:25:04 )) "We
are going to continue this effort, a long struggle, against the scourge of terrorism."
LEE COWAN//CBS NEWS ))

[Bonnie-Preps]

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As Bonnie slowly makes its way to the U.S. coast, people who may be in her path are getting ready for the worst...

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Though tourists in the Bahamas didn't seem too concerned today... plenty were out sunbathing, even though the winds picked up and the ocean began to get choppy.
Residents say they're not in a panic, but they ARE ready just in case.
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((BRIDGETTE BROWN/BAHAMAS RESIDENT; BACK AT HOME, THE LANTERNS ARE THERE ALREADY, THE KEROSENE LANTERNS ARE THERE, THE WATER, WE GOT A WATER SUPPLY AND ALL THE CANNED GOODS AND STUFF SO IF IT REALLY, REALLY COMES DIRECT THIS WAY, WE JUST GO HOME AND BATTEN DOWN THE HATCHES))
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South Carolina officials are also making preparations...
Emergency management officials called in the national guard to help prepare for a possible direct hit.
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[Tease1]

[ANCHOR=Eric]
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Up next--some people want to make sure a convicted child molestor stays right where he is--in jail.
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[VO-NAT]

And, a businessman along Smith Mountain Lake says he keeps his marina clean, but he's being blamed for raw sewage found in nearby waterways.
More when the news continues.
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A businessman near Smith Mountain Lake says business stinks, now that raw sewage has been found in the water.
Tina Tenret has more.
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((Marc DeTournillon owns Shoreline Marina.
Health department officials say he's one of the good guys in the fight against lake contamination.
After all, the water around Shoreline Marina tests clean.
But they did find raw sewage in nearby Becky's Creek.
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((MARC DETOURNILLON/SHORELINE MARINA: WHEN YOU SAY BECKY'S CREEK, YOU'RE SAYING SHORELINE. MY SALES WERE GONE YESTERDAY. I MAY AS WELL HAVE CLOSED MY MARINA YESTERDAY BECAUSE I HAD NO BUSINESS YESTERDAY.)) [RUNS09]
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High levels of fecal coliform were in front of one house in particular -- the Bradleys.
But because raw sewage is sometimes dumped off boats, illegally, residents blame Shoreline Marina.
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((I DON'T WANT THE COMMUNITY TO FEEL IT'S ALL COMING FROM THE MARINA. I HAVE KICKED AND EVICTED PEOPLE OUT OF THIS MARINA WHO DO NOT HAVE SEALED SYSTEMS ON THEIR BOATS. MY PUMPOUTS ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC. ..... BUTT BUTT BUTT ... YOU CAN COME TO THIS MARINA PUMP OUT YOUR BOAT LEAVE AND I WILL SAY THANK YOU.)) [RUNS21]
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The health department says the sewage could come from failing septic systems along the lake, or dirty diapers, or boats.
DeTournillon says education is the answer.
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((THE WEEKEND BOATER WHO DOES NOT KNOW THESE LAWS. THE WEEKEND BOATER WHO COMES UP HERE FOR THE WEEKEND WITH CHILDREN, INFANTS, WITH DIAPERS, THAT'S WHERE I SEE A PROBLEM.)) [RUNS14]
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((TINA TENRET/NEWS7: THE WATER NEAR HARDY'S BRIDGE AND CRAZY HORSE CAMPGROUND ALSO HAVE HIGH LEVELS OF FECAL COLIFORM. THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT WILL RUN MORE TESTS TOMORROW. TEST RESULTS SHOULD BE READY BY THURSDAY. TINA TENRET NEWS7.)) [RUNS13]
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[Leyva]

[ANCHOR=eric]
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[TAPE#=98-61; 21:47]
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Child advocates are pushing to keep a self-ordained minister and convicted child molestor behind bars.
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[SUPER=04-File Tape - 1989;]

Mario "Tony" Leyva was caught in Virginia in 1987 and later pled guilty to molesting children.
He claimed to have molested at least 100 boys across the country.
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Leyva was sentenced to more than 20 years in federal prison, but may be paroled in October.
Relatives of victims and child advocates are asking that Leyva serve more of that sentence.
After he serves his time in federal prison, Leyva will be turned over to Virginia authorities to serve a two-year sentence for molesting two boys from Roanoke.

[Business-Review]

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Hundreds of Carilion workers move to an office building in downtown Roanoke.
And, Roanoke County officials end Home Depot's efforts to expand in the area.
Scott Goldberg has those stories and more in this week's News-7 Business Review.
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[SCOTT ON CHROMAKEY] [98-54] ((This week on the Review:
It's not a new business moving in.
But it's still big economic news to downtown Roanoke.
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((MAYOR DAVID BOWERS: THESE JOBS REPRESENT THE LARGEST INFLUX OF JOBS INTO THE DOWNTOWN AREA IN MORE THAN A DECADE.)) [RUNS06]
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Carilion is transferring 440 jobs into the First Union building on Jefferson Street.
The city hopes that leads to more people spending more money downtown. [98-58]
The nation's biggest home-improvement chain wanted to move into Roanoke County.
But when Home Depot's proposal came to the county supervisors..it got hammered!
The supervisors voted down a rezoning plan that would've cleared the way for a new store. [lb 5,11]
Roanoke's very own Advance Auto is going national in a big way.
The car parts chain is buying Kansas City-based Western Auto for 175-million dollars and some stock.
The deal gives Advance more than 15-hundred stores in 36 states.
Headquarters stay in Roanoke. [flie]
American Electric Power has completed its study of alternative power line routes.
The state asked for the study to verify A-E-P's claim that its so-called preffered corridor is the BEST corridor for building a new power line. [98-51]
Union workers at Long-Airdox threatened to strike -- but the threats did not last very long.
Long Airdox and the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union inked a new two-year contract.
A company spokesman said the deal will let Long Airdox keep making mining equipment for the long run. [Dow Jones pre pro]
Monica and missiles were not enough to bring down the stock market.
The Dow finished a turbulent political week up 109-points.
The NASDAQ gained seven.
That's this week's Review.
I'm Scott Goldberg.
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[ANCHOR=Eric]
[NEWSCAST=11p]
[SS=None]

Still ahead--Roy Stanley has highlights from game two between the Salem Avalanche and Kinston Indians.
And, Andrew Freiden will tell you what the weather will be like for your work week-- when the news continues.

[Road-Report]

[ANCHOR=Eric]
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[WRITER=sta]
[TAPE#=Road Report]
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Traffic back ups are likely to continue along a road connecting Roanoke County and Botetourt County.
And, a major road construction project is set to begin later this month in Henry County.
Stacey Martin has more, in this week's edition of Road Report.
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((Late night paving is scheduled to continue along Route 4-60 from Roanoke County to the Botetourt County line.
Crews will be working Monday through Thursday from 8 pm to 6 am.
Occassional delays are expected; however, the work should end later this month. [pre pro]
A bit of good news in Bedford County--the new section of Route 1-22 is now open to traffic.
However, crews are still working in the area and some delays are expected. [pre pro]
And, out in Henry County construction is scheduled to begin August 31st to relocate Route 9-02 so that it will cut across the Water Plant Road intersection.
A traffic light will later be installed at that intersection.
That's it for Road Report.
I'm Stacey Martin.)) [Forecasts]
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The Salem Avalanche was going after two in a row over the Kinston Indians last night at Salem Memorial Stadium.
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[SUPER=03-Salem/Avalanche vs Indians; :]

These heads were spinning in the dizzy bat race in between innings of the game.
With two men on, Kinston's Dennis Konrady hits a triple down the first base line scoring both runners and the Indians would take the 4 to 2 lead in the sixth inning.
Then in the seventh, The Avalanche puts two runners
[SUPER=37-Salem/2/Kinston/8/;]
on base but Bernard Hutcherson lines out to second for the easy double play ending the inning and Kinston goes on to win the game 8 to 2.
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The Avalanche hosts the Indians tonight and Tuesday.

[S-Orioles]

[ANCHOR=Roy]
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[WRITER=rst]
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[GRAPHIC=Baltimore Orioles]

Dwight Gooden won his third straight decision yesterday as Cleveland beat Baltimore 4 to 1 at Camden Yard.
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[SUPER=03-Baltimore, MD/WUAB; :]

Oriole Manager Ray Miller and Indians Mike Hargrove watching from the dugouts.
Cleveland scored two in the top of the first Travis Fryman hits a shot down the left field line scoring Omar Vizquel and Brian Giles but Dave Justice is thrown out trying to make it to third.
Cleveland would add a run in the top of the fifth Brian Giles hits the pop fly over second base it drops in scoring David Bell to make it 3 to nothing Indians.
Doc Gooden was working the mound. Here he strikes
[SUPER=35-Cleveland/4/Baltimore/1/;]
out Rich Becker and the Indians win it 4 to 1.
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[S-MLB]

[ANCHOR=Roy]
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[WRITER=rst]
[TAPE#=SP-21]
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The Arizona Diamondbacks handed the New York Mets a setback in their chase for a wild card spot in the National league.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-New York, NY; :]

Devon White accounted for the Diamondbacks first two runs of the game. Here he hits a single to right field scoring Andy Fox and Arizona took a 1 to nothing lead in the first.
Then in the fourth, White gets all of this pitch sending it over the left field wall for a solo homer and the Diamondbacks jumped out to the 2 to nothing lead.
Still in the fourth, Tony Batista smokes this pitch
[SUPER=35-Arizona/4/New York/3/;]
down the line and in the corner of left field scoring a run and Arizona wins it 4 to 3.
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[S-Homers]

[ANCHOR=Roy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=rst]
[TAPE#=SP-14]
[GRAPHIC=Maris Home run chase]

The Chase for Roger Maris's home run record picked up some steam yesterday as all three players hit the long ball.

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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Pittsburgh, PA/FOX SPORTS; :]

In Pittsburgh, Mark McGwire slammed his 53-rd homer. McGwire hit a 2 and 2 pitch from Ricardo Rincon deep into the left field seats with two outs in the 8-th inning. It's McGwire's sixth homer in five days.
The Cards lost 4 to 3.
[SUPER=03-Chicago, IL/WGN; :]

Sammy Sosa did one better yesterday afternoon in Chicago's 13 to 3 loss to Houston. Sosa hit a pair of homers one in the fifth and one in the eighth. His 51 homers are the second most in Cub's history.
[SUPER=03-Seattle, WA/KSTW; :]

And in Seattle, Ken Griffey Junior finally hit the long ball in the Mariners 3 to 2 win over the White Sox. His two run shot came in came in the fourth and it gives Griffey 43 the most in the American League.
Griffey hadn't homered since August 15-th.
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[ANCHOR=Roy]

Stacy Compton wins his second career truck race. More later on mornin'.

[S-Scores]

[ANCHOR=Roy]
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[WRITER=rst]
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Miami, FL/WBFS; :]

And a record day for Barry Bonds in Miami.
In the top of the third, Bonds sends this shot over the right field wall for his 400-th career home run. And Bonds becomes the first player to hit 400 homers and steal 400 bases in baseball history. He has 438 stolen bases.
Now, Here's tonights scores.
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[Sports Tease]

[ANCHOR=Roy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=rst]
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And coming up, Vijay Singh wins back to back tournaments on the P-G-A tour, Gary Player wins the senior event in New York the Dolphins beat the Niners.
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[VO-NAT]

And Stacy Compton picks up his second career win and first on a road course in the Craftsman Truck Series.
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[S-Compton]

[ANCHOR=Roy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=rst]
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[GRAPHIC=Stacy Compton]

Stacy Compton made a trip to victory lane on the Craftsman Truck Series yesterday afternoon.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Topeka, KS/TNN SPORTS; :]

Compton took the lead with less than 10 laps to go and he would cruise to victory in the Lund Look 275K race for his second career win.
It's Compton's first win on a road course.
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[SUPER=01-Stacy Compton/Lund Look 275K Winner; :]
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[OUT Q=...crew around."]
[ANCHOR=Roy]
[GRAPHIC=Jimmy Hensley]

Last week's winner Jimmy Hensley of Ridgeway finished third.

[S-Seniors]

[ANCHOR=Roy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=rst]
[TAPE#=SP-23]
[GRAPHIC=Billy King]

Billy King had his best finish on the Senior Tour yesterday in the Northville Long Island Classic.
King shot a final round 73 giving him a three round total of 211, 5 under par. He tied for 19-th place.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Jericho, NY/ESPN; :]

Meantime, Gary Player became the second oldest winner on the tour. Player shot a 4 under par 68 to win the Long Island Classic.
Player finished at 12 under par.
J.C. Snead of Hot Springs shot 68 yesterday and he shares second place with Walter Hall, who led the event after two rounds.
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A week after earning his first major at the P-G-A championship, Vijay Singh is a winner again on the P-G-A tour.
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Singh posted a wire to wire victory in the Sprint International. Here he rolls in the eagle putt at the 17-th green to win the event with 47 points under the modified Stableford scoring system.
Phil Mickelson rolls in this eagle putt on the 17-th green to share second place with Willie Wood with a total of 41 points.
Tiger Woods, who started the day 2 points off the lead, would finish 9 shots behind Singh.
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That's it for sports. Have a great day everybody.

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In exhibition football, The Miami Dolphins scored in the fourth quarter to beat San Francisco 21 to 20.
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It was a game of big plays, In the first quarter, 49-er quarterback Steve Young hits Terrell Owens over the middle he breaks free and cruises down the field for the 72 yard touchdown run and the Niners took the early 7 to nothing lead.
Miami would come back in the fourth with a big play. John Avery takes the handoff breaks a couple of
[SUPER=30-Miami/21/San Francisco/20/;] tackles and races down field for the 71 yard touchdown run and the Dolphins hold
on for the 21 to 20 win.
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[edit - 15:33:08 - from yesterday's 15nat feed]
Finally tonight-- there's a new edition to the Beanie Baby craze--a book that will tell you all you need to know about the small toys.
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The book is a 300 page Beanie Encyclopedia written by a family of serious collectors.
Susan Carey and her children have collected more than five thousand beanie babies -- one of them valued at five thousand dollars.
They all decided to "cash in" on their knowledge about the toys by writing the book.
Their encyclopedia includes information about the different variety of Beanie Babies and how much they cost.
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