WDBJ 7 news at 11 for 10/10/98

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Up next on News 7 at 11...
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Police in Martinsville investigate a murder...
In Roanoke, the discovery of a body has police looking into a suspicious death.
And the University of Virginia Medical center is facing another investigation.
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Those stories and more coming up tonight on News 7 at 11.

[M'ville-Murder]

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A shooting in Henry County has left one man dead and another in jail.
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The shooting happened around five yesterday afternoon at the Northview Gardens Apartment complex.
Authorities say it happened after an argument between two men.
One resident said he heard gunshots.
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((GENE WOODS; SOMEBODY WAS SHOOTING. SOMEBODY SHOT A GUN. WE DIDN'T KNOW IF SOMEBODY HAD GOT SHOT OR WHAT. SO WE LOCKED THE DOOR.))
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Officers say the victim-- 36-year old David Mervin Monroe of Fieldale-- died of a gunshot wound to the head.
Police charged 20-year old Darren Latron Hundley of Martinsville with first degree murder.
Hundley is in the Henry County jail and is being held on a half-million dollar bond.
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[Roanoke-Body]

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Roanoke police are treating the death of a Northwest man as "suspicious".
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Officers responding to a call, went to 416 Cherryhill Drive around one p-m.
A few hours later they removed the body of an unidentified man.
Investigators say the man's death is a mystery and that there was no evidence so far of foul play or suicide.
The body was taken to the medical examiner's office for an autopsy to determine the cause of death.
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[Bowman-Fire]

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The man who set fire to the Hotel Botetourt will spend the next seven years in a secured mental facility.
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Dwayne Bowman is a former hotel resident.
He pled guilty to arson in June saying that he was hallucinating and angry when he set the fire.
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The blaze gutted the 147 year old hotel that served as a home for disabled adults.
No one was injured.
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Bowman was sentenced yesterday to 40 years in a mental hospital. The judge suspended all but seven years of his sentence.

[Finn]

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Even after his death--the fight concerning Hugh Finn continues.
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The former newscaster died at a Virginia nursing home yesterday --eight days after his feeding tube was removed.
Finn had been in a persistent vegetative state since his 1995 car accident.
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After he died the local medical examiner ordered the body taken to a funeral home for examintion and his medical records were seized.
The Washington Post reports that at the request of relatives, a judge ordered the body returned to the family.
The judge also denied county officials access to Finn's records, saying further medical investigation was unnecessary.

[UVA]

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University of Virginia officials have ordered a review of the university's medical center.
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The Board of Visitors appointed a committee today, saying events of recent weeks require the board to devote special attention to the center.
The hospital is at the center of the baby-switching case involving a Buena Vista family, and mix-ups involving infants who died.
The committee is to report its findings in January.
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[Stand-off]

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A 12 hour standoff ended with two people dead in Pennsylvania.
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In Mount Pleasant, a suburb of Pittsburgh, police say Allen Waterhouse shot and killed himself and the nine year old boy he was holding hostage in his apartment.
The standoff began earlier in the day when Waterhouse shot and wounded the boy's 14-year-old sister.
She's in critical condition.
Waterhouse was believed to be dating the mother of the two children.
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[Federal-Budget]

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The budget standstill continues in Washington as Congress fights over education money.
Doug Poling has details.
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[SUPER=01-Sen. Trent Lott/Majority Leader; 1:30]
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(( ANXIOUS TO WRAP UP THE YEAR'S LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS, LAWMAKERS HEADED BACK TO CAPITOL HILL TODAY.. HOPING TO REACH A FEDERAL BUDGET AGREEMENT. WHILE NEGOTIATORS AGREED ON SOME OF THE SPENDING BILLS THAT FUND THE GOVERNMENT.. A DISPUTE OVER EDUCATION IS SLOWING PROGRESS.

(SOT) Erskine Bowles/WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF "we're going to stay
here until we can get our work done and we're going to make sure that we have the proper investment in education."
IN HIS WEEKLY RADIO ADDRESS, MR. CLINTON URGED THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESS TO PASS HIS EDUCATION PROGRAM AND NOT TO WALK AWAY FROM AMERICA'S SCHOOLCHILDREN.

(SOT) "congress has the opportunity and the obligation to make enormous
progress to renew and strengthen our schools. there is no more critical task before it."
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE REACTED TO THE PRESIDENT'S PLAN ALONG PARTY LINES.

(SOT) Rep. Bob Menendez/D-NEW JERSEY "we have a plan to put a hundred
thousand teachers in our school and help them get assistance. the republicans side against our children."

(SOT) Rep. William Goodling/CHMN., EDUCATION & WORKFORCE CMTE. "as
long as i am in charge of that committee, we are not going to have legislation that says the federal government is going to take over education."
TRACK: SENATE MAJORITY LEADER TRENT LOTT CRITICIZED THE PRESIDENT FOR GOING OUT OF TOWN NEXT WEEK FOR POLITICAL FUNDRAISERS RATHER THAN GETTING INVOLVED IN THE BUDGET TALKS.

(SOT) Sen. Trent Lott/MAJORITY LEADER "i wish that we could get to the
final stages. i hope we will. i presume at some point it won't be just staff from the white house and members of congress.. maybe the president would get involved."
TRACK: A STOP-GAP RESOLUTION SIGNED BY PRESIDENT CLINTON KEEPS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FULLY OPERATIONAL THROUGH MONDAY NIGHT. UNTIL A FINAL BUDGET DEAL IS REACHED, LAWMAKERS SAY THEY'LL CONTINUE TO PASS SHORT-TERM SPENDING BILLS TO KEEP THE GOVERNMENT UP AND RUNNING.
DOUG POLING, CBS NEWS, NEW YORK.))

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[Tease1]

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Straight ahead-- the Heinz company recalls some of its baby food products.
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And, George Martin is considered by many people to be the man behind the Beatles..
And, now he's calling it quits.
We'll explain when the news continues.
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[Food-Recall]

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Possible lead contamination has prompted Heinz to recall some of its baby food.
The voluntary recall is for two varieties..
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The four- ounce jars of Heinz Vegetable Chicken Dinner and two point five ounce jars of Heinz Beginner Strained Carrots.
The product codes are P-3-1-1-7-W-B and P-3-1-1-7-6-N.
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Officials with the Food and Drug Administration discovered the problem during a routine review of supermarket shelves.
Heinz officials say the traces of lead pose little health risk and no illnesses have been reported.

[SJ-Hospital]

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Officials at Stonewall Jackson Hospital plan to build an entirely new facility within the next three to four years.

This comes after administrators decided that paying 12 million dollars to renovate the current hospital wasn't cost-efficient.
Stacey Martin has more.
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((David King works out at Stonewall Jackson Hospital's cardiac rehabilitation center three times a week.
And, he-- like many others is looking forward to the new facility for the services and conveniences it will provide local residents.
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((DAVID KING: I CAME FROM A COMMUNITY IN CONNECTICUT WHERE MOST PEOPLE WERE YOUNG AND I THINK THE PERCENTAGE OF OLDER PEOPLE IN LEXINGTON IS MUCH HIGHER AND THAT MEANS THAT ASIDE FROM OBSTETRICS, YOU NEED MORE HOSPITAL BEDS, MORE ROOM, MORE SERVICES.)) [RUNS18]
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Hospital officials say the facility is needed in part to reduce cramped conditions-- found even in the hospital's largest conference room--and set ups that are inefficient for workers and patients-- like this staff filing room that's side-by-side with a patient laboratory for drawing blood.
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((BOB HUCH/CEO STONEWALL JACKSON HOSPITAL: MOST OF OUR SERVICES TODAY IN FACT ABOUT 60 PERCENT OF OUR SERVICES ARE ON AN OUTPATIENT BASIS AND THAT CONTINUES TO BE THE TREND IN HEALTHCARE WHERE HOSPITALS ARE PROVIDING MORE AND MORE CASES ON AN OUTPATIENT BASIS SO WE NEED TO GET OUT FACILITIES CONFIGURED IN A WAY TO DO THAT.)) [RUNS17]
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In addition to catering to out-patients -- officials also plan to phase out extended care facilities for the elderly and possibly add more women's health services and therapy and prevention services.
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((STACEY MARTIN/REPORTING:THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO COST FROM 15 TO 20 MILLION DOLLARS. ONCE COMPLETED THE NEW FACILITY WILL EXTEND INTO THE HOSPITAL'S CURRENT PARKING LOT AND THE FIELD BELOW. STACEY MARTIN NEWS, 7 LEXINGTON.)) [RUNS10]
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[Gay-Ministry]

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A group of religious leaders says a person's sexual preference has nothing to do with their morals. The statement came during of a two day conference in Roanoke.
David Johnson has the story.
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(( Mary Boenke says she thinks America tends to equate sexuality with morality.
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((MARY BOENKE/CONFERENCE COORDINATOR; THERE ARE MANY, MANY WONDERFUL PEOPLE IN THE CHURCH WHO HAPPEN TO HAVE A DIFFERENT SEXUAL PREFERENCE WHO ARE MORAL PEOPLE. AND THERE ARE MANY STRAIGHT PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT SO GREAT.)) [RUNS15]
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That's part of the reason that she organized Roanoke's first interfaith conference, to find ways to help gays feel more welcome in their churches. The leader of the Richmond Catholic Diocese says parents should go one step farther by being the first to learn to accept their children for who they.
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((WALTER SULLIVAN/RICHMOND CATHOLIC DIOCESE BISHOP; THEY EXPERIENCE PREJUDICE FROM OTHERS. SO IT'S A VERY IMPORTANT TOPIC BECAUSE IF WE THINK THE GAY PERSON IS HAVING DIFFICULTIES, USUALLY THE PARENTS ALSO ENCOUNTER THIS TYPE OF PREJUDICE.)) [RUNS14]
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[STAND-UP/10:35:39] ((DAVID JOHNSON/REPORTING; BOENKE BELIEVES IF CHURCHES ACCEPT INDIVIDUALS REGARDLESS OF THEIR SEXUAL PREFERENCES, THEN SOCIETY AS A WHOLE CAN LEARN TO DO THE SAME.)) [RUNS08]
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((BOENKE; IF WE CAN HELP OUT CHURCHES LIVE OUT THE BASIC MESSAGE OF THE GOSPEL, WHICH IS UNCONDITIONAL LOVE. AND TO REMIND THEM WHAT JESUS SAID ABOUT HOMOSEXUALITY, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.)) [RUNS14]
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David Johnson, News 7.))

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Up next on News 7 at 11-- Roy Stanley will tell us if the Padres are on their way to the World Series.
And, Patrick Evans will have your extended weather forecast when the news continues.

[Martin-Retires]

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A man who is truly a legend inside the recording industry has decided it's time to retire.
YOU may not have heard of George Martin -- but, as Ted Stone reports, the music world might have been very different without him.
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(( ((SIR GEORGE MARTIN/RECORD PRODUCER: I DIDN'T REALLY HAVE MUCH TIME TO STOP AND THINK "WHAT'S HAPPENING?" I WAS JUST RIDING THIS WHIRLWIND.)) ((Maybe George Martin just had better ears than anybody else. Back in 1963, he was the only important record producer who heard anything of promise in a demo tape from a band called the Beatles. Martin went on to produce almost all of the group's records, prodding the cheeky young men to greatness. It was he who told the Beatles he would record their songs -- if they could write some GOOD songs.)) ((SIR GEORGE MARTIN/RECORD PRODUCER: THEY CAME BACK WITH "SHE LOVES YOU." EACH TIME, THEY GAVE ME A NEW SONG. THEY DIDN'T GIVE ME STAR WARS TWO. THEY GAVE ME SOMETHING FRESH. AND EVENTUALLY, THEY CAME UP WITH "I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND," WHICH IS THE ONE THAT BROKE IN AMERICA.)) ((Martin is closing his career with one last album. It's a diverse collection of Beatles songs, performed by a diverse collection of celebrities. Celine Dion is there; so are Jim Carrey and Robin Williams.)) ((JIM CARREY/ACTOR: I WANTED TO ROCK OUT.)) ((MARTIN: I DO HAVE A LOT OF HEROES. PEOPLE THAT I HAVEN'T MET THAT I THOUGHT "I'D LOVE TO MEET YOU AND LOVE TO WORK WITH YOU." I MEAN, I'D LOVE TO WORK WITH GARY COOPER, FOR EXAMPLE, FOR UNFORTUNATELY HE'S NOT AROUND THESE DAYS. OR JIMI HENDRIX. I WOULDN'T MIND HAVING HIM ON THE ALBUM. BUT THERE ARE PEOPLE LIKE ROBIN WILLIAMS, WHOM I'VE ADMIRED TREMENDOUSLY. GOLDIE HAWN. AND I HADN'T MET THESE PEOPLE. I CONTACTED THEM. AND THEY WERE MARVELOUS. THEY WERE SWEET AND THEY WERE VERY COOPERATIVE AND SAID "YEAH, WE'D LOVE TO JOIN YOU.")) ((The album, entitled "In My Life," should be out by the end of the month.
Ted Stone, News 7.)) ))

[Snow-Rodeo]

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Snow may be a long ways off in the forecast, but Lynchburg's public works employees are ready to do battle with the white stuff.
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The department held its annual "snow rodeo" this past week at City Stadium.
About 60 snowplow drivers were put through their paces on an obstacle course that tested their plowing accuracy, speed and ability to maneuver their vehicle.
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((DENNIS REYNOLDS/LYNCHBURG PUBLIC WORKS: THIS IS JUST PRELIMINARY, GETTING 'EM USED TO DRIVING THE TRUCKS AGAIN WITH THE PLOW ON THE FRONT. IT'S A DIFFERENT FEEL TO THE VEHICLE WITH A TEN- FOOT PLOW ON IT AND WE'VE GOT A LOT OF NEW EMPLOYEES, IT GIVES THEM A FEEL FOR THE VEHICLE.))
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Reynolds says the city's snow removal equipment is back up to speed after a train collision and fire destroyed 16 salt spreaders and a salt storage facility last March.
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[S-VMI]

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It was parents weekend in Lexington as the V-M-I Keydets hosted Wofford at Alumni Memorial Stadium and the Keydets drop to 1 and 4 and 0 and 4 in the conference with the 42 to 20 loss..
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The Keydets were fired up as they entered the field for the showdown with the Terriers.
V-M-I put the ball in the air on the short pass from quarterback Robbie Chenault to Jason White who gets some great blocking taking the ball down the left side for a 48 yard gain into Wofford territory.
That set up the Keydets only score of the first half Mike Harris hitting the 34 yard field goal to make the score 3 to nothing V-M-I in the first quarter.
But in the second quarter with Wofford leading 7 to 3 the Terriers would strike again Miles Lane takes the handoff up the middle for four yards and the score to make it 14 to 3.
The Keydets turned the ball over on the Kickoff which led to Lane's second T-D of the quarter this time
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a two yard run and the Terriers went up 21 to 3 at the half and Wofford goes on to win it 42 to 20.
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[S-West]

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The West Virginia Mountaineers won their first Big East game yesterday beating Temple 37 to 7.
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Amos Zereoue out with a thigh bruise.
And the Owls would get on the board in the first quarter Jason McKie scoring on this 13 yard run to tie the score at 7 to 7.
But the Mountaineers came right back. Alvin Swoope filling in for Zereoue rushed for 141 yards and two touchdowns scoring on this 1 yard run on the pitch to give the Mountaineers the 14 to 7 lead.
Quarterback Marc Bulger passed for 257 yards and
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two touchdowns including this 24 yarder to David Saunders in the 37 to 7 win over Temple.
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[S-ACC]

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In the A-C-C yesterday Georgia Tech hit the road for a game with 23-rd ranked N.C. State.
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The Wolfpack was fired up for this A-C-C showdown.
And State would take the early lead when Torry Holt gets the ball on the reverse he puts it up in the air and hits Chris Coleman who dances his way into the end zone for the 45 yard touchdown State led 12 to 9.
But the Yellow Jackets rallied in the second
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half Joe Hamilton going to the air and hitting Dez White on the 31 yard T-D pass and Georgia Tech wins it 47 to 24.
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[ANCHOR=Roy]

The Padres are up three games on the Braves. More on that later when we return.

[S-Ohio]

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Top ranked Ohio State using a strong passing game to Rock Illinois 41 to nothing.
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The Illibuck trophy was on the line as the two teams squared off in Champaign.
Buckeye quarterback Joe Germaine puts it up in the first quarter hitting tight end John Lumpkin on the 1 yard T-D pass to make it 10 to nothing.
Germaine completed 17 of 28 passes for 307 yards and
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three touchdowns as the Buckeyes move to 5 and 0 with the 41 to nothing rout.
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[S-College]

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Sedrick Curry's interception with 59 seconds left stopped Nebraska's final drive and gave Texas A & M a 28 to 21 upset over the Cornhuskers.
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While In Athens, Tennessee and Georgia went to battle in the S-E-C.
Tee Martin threw a couple of touchdown passes in the third quarter giving Tennessee the 22 to 3 win. Now, Here's the rest of the scores.
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[Sports Tease]

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And coming up, David Duval leads the Michelob championship in Williamsburg a hole in one on the ladies tour the Yankees and Indians battled at the Jake.
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And the Padres take a 3 games to none lead on the Braves in the National League Championship Series.
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The San Diego Padres are one game away from their second trip to the World Series.
San Diego beats Atlanta 4 to 1 to take a 3 games to none lead on the Braves.
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The Padre fans were out in full force for game three.
But the Braves get on the board first. Walt Weiss hits a single to centerfield the runner beats the tag at home and scores to make it 1 to nothing Braves in the third inning.
San Diego rallied in the fifth. Steve Finley singles to left centerfield scoring a runner from second and the game was tied at 1 to 1.
Still in the fifth, Ken Camanitti sends this pitch
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up the middle into centerfield scoring a run and the Padres hold on for the 4 to 1 win.
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[S-AL]

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The New York Yankees were in Cleveland trying to tie the American League Championship series at 2 games each.
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New York took a big step in the top of the first. Paul O'Neil gets all of this pitch sending it over the right field wall for a solo homer and the Yankees took the 1 to nothing lead.
New York added to its lead in the fourth Chilli Davis hits a shot to left field it bounces into the bleachers for a ground rule double Bernie Williams scores a run and the Yankees led 2 to nothing.
Still in the fourth Tino Martinez hits a fly ball to right centerfield Kenny Lofton drops it and a
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run scores to make it 3 to nothing and New York wins it 4 to Nothing.
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David Duvall is the leader after three rounds of the Michelob Championship in Williamsburg.
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A beautiful day at the Kingsmill course on the River.
Duvall hit back to back birdies on the 15-th and 16-th holes to finish with a 3 under par 68. He's at 13 under par 1 shot in front of Gary Hallberg.
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Duval's first win was at last year's Michelob Championship and he's won five tournaments since then and leads the P-G-A in earnings with over 2 point five million dollars.
That's it for sports. Have a great day everybody.

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Billy King shot a 76 today and hes at 147 after two rounds of the Transamerica Championship. King is tied for 47-th place at 3 over par. Three golfers share the lead.
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Kelly Robbins has a four shot lead after three rounds of the L-P-G-A Tournament of Champions.
But Juli Inkster had the shot of the day in the tournament on the par 3 17-th hole her shot hits the green and goes in the cup for a hole in one. Inkster shot a 71 in the round and she's 5 shots behind Robbins at 5 under par.
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[S-Scores]

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Plenty of action in the National Hockey League lets check the scores.
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[Video]

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People in Appomattox County were out celebrating part of the town's railroad heritage today--
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at the 26th annual Historic Appomattox Railroad Festival.
The two-day event kicked off today with a parade--led by band leaders and musicians dressed in memory of days gone by.
The celebration also included crafts, and games for adults and children.
The event is one of the most popular area attractions during the month of October.
It's held in honor of Norfolk and Southern's donation of the Appomattox Depot to the town of Appomattox.
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