WDBJ 7 morning news for 03/14/99

[Roanoke-Fire]

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Roanoke firefighters spent several hours battling a major fire overnight, one made worse by oil tanks nearby.

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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke]

The first cal1 came at 1-30 this morning... at this commercial property on the 700 block of Church Avenue.
You see what firefighters saw when they arrived ... flames shooting 100 feet or more into the air.
Fire officials tell us the building was used as a rental property, housing old cars and a paint business.
Those nearby oil tanks made firefighting efforts more difficult, but no one was hurt.
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[Abortion-Bomb]

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The FBI says it can't rule out Eric Rudolph as a suspect in yesterday bombing of an abortion clinic in Ashville, North Carolina.
No one was hurt and little damage was caused because the device was only partially detonated.
David Browde has more.
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[SUPER=03-Asheville, NC/Yesterday; :00]
[SUPER=01-Alan Bolick/Asheville Resident; :11]
[SUPER=01-Will Annarino/Asheville Police Chief; :38]
[SUPER=03-Birmingham, AL/January 29, 1998; :56]
[super=03-Atlanta, GA/July 27, 1996; 1:03]
[super=01-David Browde/Reporting; 1:18]
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(( SUPER: ASHEVILLE, NC/SATURDAY NARR/VO: The bomb outside Femcare, the only abortion clinic in Asheville, detonated half an hour before the facility was set to open.
An accountant was opening his office nearby.
SUPER: ALAN BOLICK/ASHEVILLE RESIDENT
SOT: We heard an explosion .. a boom .. and that's about it. I had to
stop all our clients coming in.
NARR/VO: The Femcare clinic had been the target of previous demonstrations and is one of several nationwide to receive a package falsely said to contain deadly bacteria.
Hours after the blast, the area was still cordoned off. Authorities had found what they thought was a second device. They later said it appeared to be part of the first bomb, which hadn't fully exploded.
SUPER: CHIEF WILL ANNARINO/ASHEVILLE POLICE
SOT: We don't know the reason why the device didn't fully detonate ..
and had it .. it would have caused extensive damage
NARR/VO PHOTO GRAPHIC: The blast occured less than 75 miles from the mountanous area where serial bombing suspect Eric Rudolph is believed to be hiding.
SUPER: BIRMINGHAM, AL/JAN. 29, 1998 NARR/VO: Rudolph is charged in four bombings, including one at an abortion clinic in Birmingham, Alabama that killed a policeman and wounded a nurse..
SUPER: ATLANTA, GA/JAN. 16, 1997 NARR/VO: ..and another, caught on tape, outside an abortion clinic in Atlanta.
SUPER: ATLANTA, GA/JULY 27, 1996 Rudolph has also been charged in the 1996 bombing at the Atlanta Olympics.
NARR/VO: The FBI says it's too early to say whether Rudolph was involved in the Asheville bombing. The explosive device was placed outside the waiting room wall .. and there was no warning before the explosion.
Dave Browde, CBS News, New York ))

[11Fire-Training]

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[TAPE#=98-79; 1:54:33]
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Another fire in Bedford County, but this one was set by firefighters.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Bedford Co.]

For practice... They set fire to an old, abandoned farmhouse.
Eight volunteer fire departments gathered for yesterday's training session in Bedford County.
Firefighters got a chance to work on new fire fighting techniques and to learn how to use thermal imaging cameras.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=It quickens]
((IT QUICKENS THE OPERATION IN A REAL INSTANCE YOU WOULD USE THAT CAMERA TO GO INTO A HOUSE AND FIND THE SEED OF THE FIRE AND IF THEIR ARE ANY EXTENSIONS. THEN YOU COULD FIND IT AND STOP IT WITH MINIMAL PROPERTY DAMAGE.))
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[OUT Q=property damage.]
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[VO-NAT]

Firefighters also used the thermal imaging cameras to practice locating victims during a search and rescue mission.

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[11Reynolds-Lawsuit]

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[WRITER=sta]
[TAPE#=99-2; 53:17]
[GRAPHIC=Lawsuit]

A big tobacco company is the target of another lawsuit..but this one is being waged by its competitor.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=04-November 1998;]
[use file from 98-68 1:03:15; 98-26, 1:00:19]
R-J Reynolds filed a lawsuit against Philip Morris Friday.
The tobacco company is accusing Philip Morris of trying to monopolize the retail market for cigarettes.
The lawsuit claims Philip Morris was wrong to give product discounts to retailers who give their cigarettes exclusive shelf displays.
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[Health-Check]

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[TAPE#=Health Check]
[GRAPHIC=Health Check]

San Diego researchers could be closing in on America's number one cancer killer.
They're currently testing a new drug for the treatment of advanced lung cancer.
So far, tests are preliminary, but promising.
Sandra Maas reports.

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[IN Q= nat sound]
[SUPER=01-John Bonfiglio/Lung Cancer Survivor; :28 QUICK!]
[SUPER=01-Dr. Alan Saven/Scripps Clinic Oncologist; :37]
[SUPER=01-Dr. Michael Kosty/Scripps Clinic Oncology; 1:07]
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[11Greenbrier-Gambling]

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[TAPE#=98-81; 39:45]
[GRAPHIC=Greenbrier Resort Gambling]
Gambling at West Virginia's Greenbriar resort is closer to becoming a reality......
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Wh. Sulphur Springs, WV/March 1998;]

Yesterday, state senators approved a bill authorizing it by a vote of 22 to 12.
The bill now heads to the governor who has indicated he's likely to sign it.
But, voters still have to approve the measure in a referendum.
If they do the casino will open at the Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs.
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[ReelOpen]

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A single- engine plane leaving Roanoke was not in the air 10 minutes before it crashed on St. Patrick's Day more than 30 years ago.
Keith Humphry looks back on the short flight in this week's Virginia Newsreel.
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[WIPE WIPE WIPE WIPE][Crash-Reel]

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[SUPER=21-/March 17, 1965; :01]
[SUPER=21-/Bedford Co.; :18]
[SUPER=21-/W. T. Foster; :27]
[Super=21-Keith Humphry/Reporting; 1:16]
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(( It started out: a routine flight.
The pilot, 31 year old Kenneth L. Piland was on his way home to Newport News.
Once in the air, he called the Roanoke control tower to activate his flight plan.
Just minutes later, the plane crashed in a thicket of pine trees on the side of Porter's Mountain.
W.T. Foster was working on his farm when he heard the plane in trouble overhead.
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[SOT Tape A 33 32:32]
[IN Q=Mr. Foster]
((MR. FOSTER, YOU SAW THE PILOTS PLANE COME DOWN COULD YOU TELL ME WHAT HAPPENED? WELL I DID NOT SEE THE PLANE COME DOWN I WAS AT MY WOODPILE JUST BELOW THE HOUSE CUTTING SOME WOOD AND I HEARD GO OVER ME IT WAS SO FOGGY I COULD NOT SEE IT AND IN A LITTLE BIT I HEARD A CRASH I WOULD SAY LESS THAN TWO MINUTES))
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The impact of the crash tore off one wing and turned the plane's engine around with the propeller facing the body of the aircraft.
Piland was killed.
Witnesses said weather conditions were not good.
A dense fog blanketed the area; a mixture of rain and sleet was falling.
A rescue worker said ice on the wing and tail could have been what caused the crash.
The airport control tower supervisor in Roanoke said weather conditions at the time of the crash were not ideal. However, the weather was within the safe range when the plane took off.
Oddly enough, this was not the first weather- related crash in the area.
12 days before to this accident, a couple FROM Newport News was injured in a small-plane crash.
Their plane clipped a power line in a snowstorm and flipped into a field.
It happened just 10 miles from the site of Montvale crash.
That's Virginia Newsreel, I'm Keith Humphry.))

[Sports-Plays]

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Fight judges came to a different decision than the fans in the stands of Madison Square Garden.
Judges called the heavy weight title fight between Evander Holyfield and Lennox Lewis a draw, but the packed house sided with Lewis.
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[super=03-New York, NY;]

Shocked fans booed the decision.
According to the punch count, Lewis landed 348 hits to 130 by Holyfield.
Lewis landed more jabs than Holyfield did punches. Yet, one judge favored Holyfield and another called it a draw.
The A-P card favored Lewis 117-111.
The re-match talk has already started.
[SUPER=03-Orlando, FL/CBS Sports; :]

Maryland carried the A-C-C flag into the round of 16 with a 75 to 63 win over Creighton.
Terp freshman Steve Francis works the baseline and passes back to Lonny Baxter for a jam and the games first points.
But Creighton answered from behind the line. Ben Walker hits the three pointer and Creighton led 25 to 22.
[SUPER=33-Maryland/75/Creighton/63/;]

The Terps had a 13 point lead at the half behind Terence Morris who scores 2 of his 21 and Maryland wins it 75 to 63.
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[OK-Snow]

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The Midwest was blanked with up to a foot and a half of snow yesterday.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Oklahoma City, OK;]

Traffic and just about everything else came to a standstill in Oklahoma City.
Hundreds of motorists were stranded.
At least two National Guard Armories have been opened as shelters housing at least 250 people. Northcentral Oklahoma was hit hardest by the storm front Saturday. Heavy snowfall and strong winds produced near whiteout conditions in Noble County.
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[2Roanoke-Fire]

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Roanoke firefighters needed two hours to get a major fire under control over night, a fire that could be seen a long way away.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke]

This is what firefighters saw when they pulled up to the 700 block of Church Avenue .. flames shooting 100 feet or more into the air.
No word yet on what started it ... a fire marshal will look into that ... but nearby oil tanks may be responsible for some of the fire's intensity.
Fire officials tell us the building was used as a rental property, housing old cars and a paint business.
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[11Salem-Veterans]

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[WRITER=jda]
[TAPE#=99-15; 02:14]
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More than one thousand veterens from Southwest Virginia gathered for a rally at Salem High School. They are angered by deficiencies at the V- A Medical Center
And Joe Dashiell was there yesterday.
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[IN Q=If there was ever any question]
[SUPER=03-Salem; :00]
[SUPER=01-James Barrows/Marine Corps Veteran; :13 QUICK]
[SUPER=01-Hardin Edwards/Army and Air Force Veteran; :16 QUICK]
[SUPER=01-Gary Gwynn/Marine Corps Veteran; :21 QUICK]
[SUPER=@Joe2; :27]
[SUPER=01-Dr. Stephen Lemons/Medical Center Director; :39]
[SUPER=@Goodlatte; :59]
[SUPER=@Goode; 1:11]
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[OUT Q=Joe Dashiell News 7 Salem]

((If there was ever any question how seriously veterans view this issue, their rally erased all doubt.
Veterans from all over the area, more than one thousand strong, packed the auditorium at Salem High.
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[IN Q=If we can't]
((JAMES BARROWS: IF WE CAN'T GET IT DONE HERE, WE NEED TO GO TO WASHINGTON, I BELIEVE.)) ((HARDIN EDWARDS: THEY JUST DON'T SEEM TO CARE FOR THE VETERANS ANY MORE LIKE THEY USED TO.)) ((GARY GWYNN: WE NEEDED IT WHEN WE GOT BACK FROM VIETNAM, YOU KNOW WE GOT IT AND NOW THEY'RE TAKING IT AWAY LITTLE BY LITTLE.))
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[OUT Q=little by little.]

Over four fiscal years, the Medical Center's budget hasn't grown at all... while costs, such as those for prescription drugs, have skyrocketed.
As a result, director Stephen Lemons acknowledges the veterans have valid concerns.
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[IN Q=There are veterans out here]
((DR. STEPHEN LEMONS: THERE ARE VETERANS OUT HERE THAT NEED SERVICES, THAT WANT SERVICES AND WITH THE RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS THAT WE HAVE, WE'RE UNABLE TO PROVIDE THOSE SERVICES.))
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[OUT Q=provide those services.]

The region's congressmen say there is some hope.
One proposal would add one- point- nine billion dollars for veterans programs to the president's budget proposal, and bring seven to ten million to Salem.
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[IN Q=If folks are doing this]
((REP. BOB GOODLATTE: IF FOLKS ARE DOING THIS ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY, TO LET FOLKS IN THE ADMINISTRATION KNOW THAT WHEN YOU MAKE A COMMITMENT, YOU'VE GOT TO KEEP IT, I THINK THE WORD WILL GET BACK TO WASHINGTON.)) ((REP. VIRGIL GOODE: I KNOW MANY VETERANS IN THE AREA DEPEND ON THE HOSPITAL AND I WANT TO SEE IT GO FORWARD AND NOT BACKWARD.))
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[OUT Q=and not backward.]

Meanwhile, a letter from Sen. John Warner to Secretary of Veterans Affairs Togo West brought cheers from the crowd... In it Warner encouraged West or another top official to visit Salem and meet with veterans concerned about the Medical Center's future.
Joe Dashiell News 7 Salem.))

[11Congress-Votes]

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In Congress this week, the House took up U.S. policy in Kosovo...and education funding.
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[take pinnacle board # 1010]

The House approved a resolution backing the use of U.S. troops in Kosovo for peacekeeping operations.
The vote was 219 to 191.
[take pinnacle board # 1011]

Ninth District Democrat Rick Boucher voted for it.
But Fifth District Democrat Virgil Goode and Sixth District Republican Bob Goodlatte voted against it.
[take pinnacle board # 1012]

The House also endorsed a bill giving states more flexibility in spending federal education funds.
That measure passed 330 to 90.
[take pinnacle board # 1014]

Boucher, Goode and Goodlatte all supported it.
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[Dole]

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Salisbury, North Carolina, opened its arms to hometown presidential hopeful, Elizabeth Dole yesterday.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Salisbury, NC;]

The rally was a way for Dole to thank residents for helping her launch her bib for the Republic nomination.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=the spirit]
(( THIS SPIRIT OF NEIGHBOR HELPING NEIGHBOR AND THE RETURN OF A REAL EMPHASIS ON THOSE VALUES OF CIVILITY AND RESPECT FOR OTHERS ... AND HONESTY AND INTEGRITY. THIS IS WHAT'S GOING TO MAKE THIS NATION A BETTER PLACE ... AND WORKING WITH YOU, GOD WILLING, WE'RE GOING TO GET THERE.))
[SUPER=01-Elizabeth Dole/Possible Presidential Candidate;]
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[OUT Q=we're going to get there]
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[VO-NAT]

Mrs. Dole has served has secretary of Labor and Transportation as well as president of the Red Cross.
She critized the Clinton administration for cutting the defense budget and promised she would bolster military spending, especially for a strategic defense system.
Mrs. Dole has formed an exploratory committee but has yet to declare officially her candidacy for president.
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[11Minority-Business]

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[WRITER=ssm]
[TAPE#=98-78 1:39:02]
[GRAPHIC=Business News]

Minority business owners recently gathered in Lynchburg to celebrate their accomplishments and discuss how to encourage other minorities to strike out on their own.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Lynchburg/Thursday;]

Governor Jim Gilmore had proclaimed Thursday as "Minority Business Development Day" in Virginia.
But organizers of a conference in Lynchburg say the work is a year- round affair.
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[SOT 14:44:33]
[IN Q=I wouldn't want]
((CARL HUTCHERSON/LYNCHBURG VICE-MAYOR: I WOULDN'T WANT THIS DAY JUST TO BE A ONE-DAY EVENT. IT'S GOT TO BE SOMETHING THAT CONTINUES AND AS BUSINESSES GROW, YOUR COMMUNITY GROWS. THE WHOLE AREA BENEFITS FROM A POSITIVE BUSINESS CLIMATE, A CLIMATE WHERE YOU CAN PROVIDE JOBS, A CLIMATE WHERE YOU CAN SAY `HEY, I OWN SOMETHING'.))
[SUPER=01-Carl Hutcherson/Lynchburg Vice-Mayor; :00]
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[OUT Q=I own something.]
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[VO-NAT]

Conference- goers discussed the merits of establishing a minority business development office for central and southwest Virginia.
They'd also like to see a minority business "incubator" created for the region.
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[11Camp-Roanoke]

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[WRITER=jda]
[TAPE#=98-82; 1:49:00]
[GRAPHIC=none]

Kiwanis club members are renewing their connection with Camp Roanoke....a camp they helped start over 60 years.

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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke Co.]

Members of the club have spent more than a dozen Saturdays renovating the cabin, and they have a couple more weekends to go.
Once operated by the Y- M- C- A, the Camp is now owned by Roanoke County on property near the Spring Hollow Reservoir.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=Kiwanians have supported]
((JACK MAHANNA: KIWANIANS HAVE SUPPORTED THIS RIGHT ALONG, AND WE THOUGHT THIS WAS A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO DO COMMUNITY SERVICE.)) ((JIM BOWEN: WE'VE STRIPPED IT DOWN TO THE BARE RAFTERS AND BARE FLOOR. WE'VE ADDED PANELLING ON THE WALLS, INSULATION. WE'VE PUT IN A NEW CEILING, NEW LIGHTING. WE'RE GOING TO PUT IN NEW HARDWOOD FLOORS AND WHEN IT'S FINISHED IT'LL LOOK LIKE A BRAND NEW BUILDING AS FINE AS ANYTHING IN ROANOKE.))
[SUPER=01-Jack Mahanna/Kiwanis Club of Roanoke; :00]
[SUPER=01-Jim Bowen/Kiwanis Club of Roanoke; :08]
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[OUT Q=anything in Roanoke.]
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[VO-NAT]

Lowe's donated most of the materials. Cook Siding and Window Company donated and installed new windows.
About 50 members of the Kiwanis Club have provided the volunteer labor that will put the lodge back into top form.
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[60-Minutes]

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Residents around Alaska's Prince William Sound say they are still being hurt by an oil spill caused by the Exxon Valdez.
But according to Exxon, the environment has largely recovered from the spill that happened 10 years ago.
Here's Ed Bradley with a preview of tonight's 60-minutes.

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[SOT]
[Friday 10:46:18 CBS 10-11:30 Feed]
[IN Q= This is the beach]
[RUNS=31 QUICK OUT!!!!!]
[OUT Q=no question about thatQUICK OUT!!!]

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You can see that story and more tonight at seven here on W-D-B-J.

[ProfileOpen]

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[GRAPHIC=VA Profiles]

A newcomer born and raised in Argentina says we should gossip less and highlight the positive points in each other.
And he says he's felt prejudice only from Reverend Jerry Falwell.
In this week's Virginia Profile, Tina Tenret introduces us to Rabbi (Mahn-ays) Manes Kogan.

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[Rabbi-Profile]

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[SUPER=03-Roanoke; :01]
[SUPER=01-Manes Kogan/Rabbi; :18]
[SUPER=01-June Goffen/Synagogue President; 1:30]
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[OUT Q=Tina Tenret News7 Roanoke]
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[SOT]
((NAT SOT RABBI PRAYING))
[RUNS:03]
33-year-old Rabbi Manes Kogan is leading the weekday morning prayer service.
This small group has met for decades -- in fact, the rabbi is the only newcomer.
They recruited him from the Dominican Republic.
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[SOT 9:52:13 TAPE 3]
[IN Q=We are moving]
((RABBI KOGAN: WE ARE MOVING FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER, THE JEWISH PEOPLE.)) [RUNS:03]
[OUT Q=the Jewish people]

He explains the Jewish traditions --
How they kiss the Torah because it's sacred, the first five books of the Bible.
How men bind themselves with tefillin, with pieces of the Torah tucked into boxes on their heads and arms.
How sometimes when they pray they face the Eastern wall, toward Jerusalem.
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[SOT]
((nat sot praying, facing wall))
[RUNS:03]
Kogan says the small number of Jews in Roanoke means there are no Jewish schools and no place to buy Kosher meat.
But 150 families belong to Beth Israel synagogue, and it's growing.
The rabbi has now revived a Sunday service, in addition to those on the Saturday sabbath.
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[SOT 10:04:51 TAPE 3]
[IN Q=PEOPLE ARE COMING]
((PEOPLE ARE COMING TO THE CONGREGATION BECAUSE THEY NEED, THEIR SOUL IS CRYING FOR SPIRITUAL FOOD, AND THE PRESENSE OF GOD IN THEIR LIVES.)) [RUNS:11]
[OUT Q=IN THEIR LIVES]

Others say they're coming for him, for Rabbi Kogan.
A psychologist and an educator, he spends time counseling people, meeting with ministers of other faiths, volunteering in the community.
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[SOT 7:56:24 tape 1]
[IN Q=Young people]
((YOUNG PEOPLE AND KIDS ARE YOUR FUTURE. AND HE IS DOING THAT. THEY RESPOND TO HIM BEAUTIFULLY.)) [RUNS:08]
[OUT Q=TO HIM BEAUTIFULLY]

You can see that in the rabbi's own home, as he makes his three-year-old daughter laugh.
After only seven months in Roanoke, the little girl has already learned English.
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[IN Q=Que le pasa]
((QUE LE PASA WITH MR. BUMP? WHAT HAPPENED TO MR. BUMP?)) [RUNS:03]
[OUT Q=Mr. Bump]

And he and his wife Sylvia have a second child on the way.
So far, the rabbi says he only felt antisemitism when Reverend Jerry Falwell said the anti-Christ is a Jew.
He says he hopes there will never be another holocaust but that's no reason to rest easy.
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[SOT 10:09:54]
[IN Q=It's not to say]
((IT'S NOT TO SAY OH WE ARE NOW QUIET BECAUSE NOTHING HAPPENS TO US NOW. WE NEED TO SEE IF MAYBE OTHER MINORITIES, THEY ARE IN TROUBLE NOW.)) [RUNS:12]
[OUT Q=IN TROUBLE NOW]

Kogan says he sees here a safe, quiet place to raise his family -- both of them.
Tina Tenret News7 Roanoke.))

[Trump-Speedway]

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[WRITER=kor]
[TAPE#=net]
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MILLIONAIRE DEVELOPER DONALD TRUMP IS BUILDING SOMETHING NEW WITH HIS NAME ON IT. BOBBI HARLEY REPORTS IT'S A REFLECTION OF THE FASTEST GROWING SPORT IN THE NATION.

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[SOT]
[IN Q= Saturday Morning 5 NA 5:55:43]
[SUPER=03-New York, NY; :01]
[Super=01-Bill France/International Speedway Corp.; :25]
[Super=01-Bob Jackson/NASCAR Fan; :33]
[super=01-Carol Cooper/New York Resident; :40]
[Super=01-Bobbi Harley/Reporting; :46]
[Super=01-Donald Trump/Developer; 1:10]
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[OUT Q=New York]
((WE'RE TALKING HOT WHEELS - NOT WHAT YOU'LL SEE ON CITY STREETS.
NAT - CU OF CAR WHEELS - 11:22:28
BUT WHAT YOU CAN ONLY WATCH ON ONE OF THESE ASPHALT RINGS.
NAT - RACETRACK - LAS VEGAS 400 - 1998
WHEN IT COMES TO FANS - BELIEVE OR NOT - AUTO RACING COMES IN SECOND ONLY TO THE NFL. THAT'S WHY THIS SPORT IS NOW RACING INTO RELATIVELY UNKNOWN TERRITORY - THE FIRST WORLD CLASS SPEEDWAY IN THE NEW YORK AREA.

SOT - Bill France/International Speedway Corporation : Well, it's one of
the few places we're not at right now and I think this is the enthusiasm we have in trying to come to New York.
TRACK
THE TOURISTS LIKE IT...

SOT - FIELD TAPE 11:13:35 - Bob Jackson/NASCAR Fan : Everyone drives
cars, we all like to go fast, I'm an old guy from Ohio, we love to drive fast.
TRACK
BUT NEW YORKERS...

SOT - FIELD TAPE 11:18:07 - Carol Cooper/New Yorker: I don't see a need
for it. NOT YOUR CUP OF TEA? Definitely not my cup of tea.
STANDUP - Bobbi Harley/New York : Here in New York, we have lots of speeding cars, drivers hugging all the curves, you can find them on just about every corner...TAXI!!!
NAT SOUND - LAS VEGAS 400 - CAR VROOMING BY 1:02:05
BUT ONLY ONE NEW YORKER NEEDS TO LIKE IT - HE'S DONALD TRUMP - THE DEVELOPER OF THE PROPOSED SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY ACRE TRUMP SUPERSPEEDWAY. JUST WHERE IT WILL GO REMAINS A MYSTERY - NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY AND CONNECTICUT - ALL WANT A PIECE OF THE PROFIT.

SOT - Donald Trump/Developer: The winning community gets hundred of
millions of dollars over the years in taxes, jobs, so everyone wants it.
TEN SITES ARE UNDER CONSIDERATION - A DECISION IS WEEKS AWAY - SO FAR THE ONLY SURE THING IN THIS PICTURE - THE NEW YORK CITY SKYLINE WILL BE IN THE DISTANCE. BOBBI HARLEY, CBS NEWS, NEW YORK.))

[Sports-Extra]

[ANCHOR=Denise]
[NEWSCAST=Sun AM]
[WRITER=rst]
[TAPE#=SP-27 (1:31:09)]
[GRAPHIC=Atlanta Logo]

Mike Skinner, sits on the outside pole for today's Winston Cup Race, and also won the Yellow Freight 300 busch race yesterday in Atlanta.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Atlanta, GA/ESPN; :]

Skinner took control and dominated the end of the race and he eventually held off Dave Blaney getting his first win in a Busch car.
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[SOT]
[IN Q="The first...]
[SUPER=01-Mike Skinner/Yellow Freight 300 Winner; :]
[RUNS=:11]
[OUT Q=....pretty awesome."]
[ANCHOR=Denise]
[GRAPHIC=Hold Atlanta]

Blaney was second, Dale Earnhardt Junior third, Kevin Lepage fourth and Todd Bodine fifth.
Bobby Labonte is on the Pole for today's Cracker Barrel 500.
For the second straight week Labonte posted the time to beat in qualifying.
Here's how the rest of the field stacks up.
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[WIPE TO MOTION]
[SUPER=#556]
[SUPER=X5013]
[SUPER=107-1. Bobby Labonte/194.957/2. Mike Skinner//3. Tony Stewart//4. Dale Jarrett//5. Jeremy Mayfield;]
[SUPER=X5009]
[SUPER=107-6. Geoffrey Bodine//7. Buckshot Jones//8. Jeff Gordon//9. Joe Nemechek//10. John Andretti;]
[SUPER=X5009]
[SUPER=107-11. Ted Musgrave//12. Jerry Nadeau//13. Mark Martin//14. Wally Dallenbach//15. Elliott Sadler;]
[SUPER=X5009]
[SUPER=107-16. Chad Little//17. Kenny Irwin//18. Sterling Marlin//19. Rick Mast//20. Ward Burton;]
[SUPER=X5009]
[SUPER=107-21. Ernie Irvan//22. Kyle Petty//23. Rusty Wallace//24. Michael Waltrip//25. Terry Labonte;]
[SUper=x5009;]
[super=107-26. David Green//27. Derrike Cope//28. Bobby Hamilton//29. Ricky Craven//30. Rich Bickle; ]
[super=x5009;]
[super=107-31. Bill Elliott//32. Steve Park//33. Dale Earnhardt//34. Kenny Wallace//35. Dave Marcis;]
[super=x5009;]
[super=107-36. Johnny Benson//37. Jeff Burton//39. Ken Schrader//44. Jimmy Spencer//42. Kevin Lepage;]
[super=x5009;]
[super=107-38. Ricky Rudd//41. Brett Bodine//45. Darrell Waltrip;]
[RUNS=:45]
[OC...last board]
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