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Coming up on News 7 Sunday Morning.......
They have been in captivity for over a month, and now the three American soldiers held in Yugoslavia will get to come home and
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a crash at the Lowe's Motor Speedway kills three spectators.
We will have more on those stories in just a few minutes.
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Good morning, I'm Denise Allen.
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And I'm Andrew Freiden
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It Sunday May 2-nd And Welcome to New-7 Sunday Morning. There's lots of news and sports ahead, but first let's get a peek at the weather.
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[ESS-C/FULL=]"WEATHER STORY"
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Three American Soldiers held captive by Yugoslavia are free and two U-S war planes have gone down.
Dave Browde has the latest.
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The three Americans were handed over by the Serbs to Rev. Jesse Jackson
after
a brief ceremony in Belgrade. As the ceremony began, Sgts. Andrew
Ramirez and Christopher Stone, and specialist Steven Gonzales stood with
their hands behind their backs. Moments later, their 32 days in
captivity were at an end:
NATSOT UP JACKSON: "Take your hands out from behind your backs because
you're free and you can embrace!"
NARR: After the ceremony, the three phoned their families with the news
they'd been released; then boarded a bus with Jackson - driving to
Zagreb, Croatia to board a flight to American facilities in Germany. The
soldiers' delighted relatives say they'll fly to Germany for a reunion:
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SOT: "He said Reverend Jesse Jackson freed him! He said he is free, he
is coming home!"
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NARR: The release of the soldiers came as NATO conceded it had lost its
second aircraft in the war in Kosovo. The pilot of an American F-16
ejected near Serbia's western border with Bosnia. NATO spokesmen say the
pilot was rescued in good condition, and is back at a NATO base in
Europe. NATO isn't
confirming Serb reports that the plane was shot down.
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NARR: NATO IS confirming it was responsible for the destruction of this
bus which had been full of civilians. The bus was crossing the Luzane
bridge in Kosovo. Serb news agencies put the death toll between 40 and
60. NATO said the bus started crossing the bridge after the bomb which
was aimed at the bridge had been released.
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Despite the imminent release of the American soldiers, NATO continued
its raids, and President Clinton continued to add to the pressure on the
Yugoslavian government - imposing trade sanctions and freezing
Yugoslavian assets in the United States, while again suggesting a
formula for ending hostilities.
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SOT CLINTON: "I again ask Mr. Milosevic: Let the Kosovars come home,
with the Serb forces out and an international force to protect all the
people including the Serb minority in Kosovo."
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NARR: Jesse Jackson says he's carrying a letter from the Yugoslav leader
to the President on his trip home with the soldiers. That letter is said
to offer a face-to-face meeting with President Clinton to negotiate an
end to the conflict in Kosovo. Dave Browde, CBS News, NY
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And THIS late word from NATO: ANOTHER U.S. warplane .. this one a U.S.
Marine Corps AV8B Harrier .. crashed in the Adriatic Sea Saturday while
on a TRAINING mission for operations in the Balkans.
NATO spokesman Jamie Shea in Brussels says the plane was not involved
in the air strikes on Yugoslavia when it came down and there is no
suspicion it was hit by hostile fire.
The pilot was reported safely rescued.
Meanwhile, A U-S congressional delegation reportedly says IT has
secured the agreement of a team of senior Russian lawmakers and an
adviser to President Milosevic on a framework to resolve the Kosovo
crisis.
Congressman Curt Weldon tells Reuters he is sure the accord, which he
says was hammered out during two days of talks in Vienna and includes
the deployment of an armed international force in Kosovo, has
Milosevic's support.
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ANOTHER U.S. warplane ..a Marine Corps AV8B Harrier .. crashed in the Adriatic Sea Saturday while
on a TRAINING mission for operations in the Balkans.
NATO spokesman Jamie Shea in Brussels says the plane was not involved in the air strikes on Yugoslavia when it came down and there is no
suspicion it was hit by hostile fire.
The pilot was rescued.
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A tourist boat sank in an Arkansas lake yesterday killing 12 people.
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Police say they don't know why the seven and a half ton vessel took on water and sank.
Though High winds had made the water rough.
It took less than a minute for the vessel to sink.
Eight people were saved.
Police say another body may be trapped in the World War Two era amphibious boat.
The craft is one of several that ferries tourists on onto Lake Hamilton, near Hot Springs.
Residents of shoreline condominiums saw the boat in trouble, and used their own boats to rescue as many people as they could.
Apparently many of the passengers were not wearing life jackets.
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Support for NATO air strikes against Yugoslavia were shot down in Congress this week.
It was one in a series of resolutions the House considered on the crisis.
Here's how representatives from Southwest Virginia voted.
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A measure to deny funds for ground troops without Congressional approval passed 249 to 180.
Democrat Rick Boucher was against it. Democrat Virgil Goode and Republican Bob Goodlatte voted for it.
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The House voted against removing the U.S. forces now involved in the NATO campaign, 290 to 139.
Boucher voted with the majority. Goode and Goodlatte wanted to get the troops out now.
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A resolution to declare war against Yugoslavia failed 427 to 2.
This time, all three congressmen agreed that was the wrong move right now.
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And the key measure, to support the air strikes, failed on a tie vote, 213 to 213.
Boucher voted yes. Goode and Goodatte voted no.
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A crash at the Lowe's Motor Speedway kills three spectators last night.
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This three car crash at the fourth-turn grandstand sent a tire and supension parts flying into the stands during the VisionAire 500 Indy Racing League.
One of the spectators killed was sitting in the 15th row.
The other two appeared to be about ten rows higher.
The drivers were not seriously injured.
Speedway officials say at least 8 others may have been injured in the accident.
The race was immediately cancelled, the 50-thousand spectators
sent home.
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Still to come on News 7 Sunday Morning,
In Health Check, Actress Debbie Reynolds is urging people to get a bone density test.
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and
you may know that Thomas Jefferson visited the Peaks of Otter, but so has a famous First Lady... We will tell you who in this weeks Virginia Newsreel coming up in just a few minutes
but first here are the lottery numbers.....
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Nearly half of women over the age of 50 will experience an osteoporosis related fracture in her remaining lifetime.
Now a new test is helping prevent and assess the risk of future fractures.
Health Check reporter Tonya Flory has more.
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((The Bone density test is a quick and painless method to determine a person's bone health.
Hollywood actress and singer Debbie Reynolds is urging more people to check their bone strength.
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((DEBBIE REYNOLDS: OSTEOPOROSIS RUNS IN MY FAMILY AND I'M A DANCER AND A SINGER AND I FELT THAT IF I WOULD TAKE THIS BONE DENSITY TEST IT MIGHT REVEAL ANYTHING THAT I MIGHT HAVE LEARKING UNDERNEATH BECAUSE THIS IS NOT A DISEASE THAT WE CAN SEE THIS IS SOMETHING INSIDE US.))
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Bone density is a risk factor, it's an estimate of how likely a person is to break a bone.
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((DR. ROBERT LINDSAY/NATIONAL OSTEOPOROSIS FOUNDATION: THE MAIN TEST THAT MEASURES THE SPINE OR THE HIP IS CALLED DEXA AND THAT TEST IS VERY SIMPLE, THEY LIE ON A TABLE, THERE'S A SCANNING ARM THAT PASSES ABOVE THE PATIENT AND WITHIN JUST A FEW MOMENTS A PICTURE OF THE SPINE OR THE HIP APPEARS IN THE COMPUTER AND THE DOCTOR IS ABLE TO TELL, HOW DENSE ARE THE BONES.))
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But only 20-percent of the 38 million women past menopause have had their bone mass measured.
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((DR. ROBERT LINDSAY/NATIONAL OSTEOPOROSIS FOUNDATION: BY THE TIME WOMEN GET TO THE AGE OF 60 OR 65 ALMOST EVERYONE WHO IS WORRIED ABOUT OSTEOPOROSIS SHOULD HAVE HAD A BONE DENSITY TEST.))
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((DEBBIE REYNOLDS: I'M 67 NOW AND I CAN JUST GO ON AND HAVE A GRAND TIME AND NOT HAVE ANY FRACTURES AND THAT'S WHAT I DON'T WANT TO HAVE AND I WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK OUT ABOUT IT BECAUSE NOW THAT I KNOW ABOUT IT. THIS TEST HASN'T EXISTED EXCEPT IN THE LAST TWO YEARS SO IT'S JUST VERY VERY IMPORTANT FOR THOSE OF US WHO ARE JUST KIND OF COMPLACENT.))
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Bone density tests are covered by Medicare and is available to most post menopausal free of cost.
Tonya Flory, News 7, Health Check.))
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May is National Osteoporosis Month -- the theme this year is "Strong Women, Inside and Out."
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The arrival of warm weather mean Virginians will be gearing up for summer vacations.
For some that means a trip South to the beaches of the Carolinas.
In this week's Virginia Newsreel, We look at a Former First Lady's visit to the Peaks of Otter and how she showed Virginians they don't have to travel far to find a great vacation spot.
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(( On May 12-th 1965, Lady Bird Johnson flew into Roanoke.
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((NOW WE HAVE MRS. HUBERT HUMPHRY GETTING OFF THE PLANE AND BEHIND HER MRS. JOHNSON. A CROWD OF ABOUT 100 TURNED OUT TODAY AS SHE WAVES TO THE CROWD. SHE ARRIVED HER ON A RATHER CLOUDY DAY AND HAS NOW STARTED DOWN THE RAMP OF THE PLANE SHAKING HANDS WITH DIGNITARIES BENTON DILLARD SHE WILL GO FROM HERE TO THE PEAKS OF OTTER FOR A LUNCHEON TODAY))
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It was all part of a two day trip to Virginia.
Mrs. Johnson flew in from Abingdon to dedicate the Peaks of Otter Lodge.
She talked about the Administration's beautification program and her support for at home vacations.
Before she left the airport, Roanoke Mayor Benton Dillard presented the first lady with a key to the city.
From there, she took a bus ride on the Blue Ridge Parkway to the Peaks of Otter lodge where she was introduced to Virginia mountain life.
Mrs. Johnson toured a lake shore exhibit of mountain handicraft and saw craftsmen make rockers and women spin yarn the old fashioned way.
The First Lady received this Iron Foot Scraper from a North Carolina man.
He showed her how to make music with an anvil.
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Park Rangers introduced Lady Bird to the sights and Sounds of the woods.
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((LADY BIRD JOHNSON/WE CAME ACROSS DOGWOOD AND WE SAW QUITE A LOT OF THE WILD AZALEA YOU KNOW SOME OF THE PINK FEATHERY KIND AND ALSO SOME RHODODENDRON AND IT WAS MADE NICER BECAUSE THE PARK SERVICE LITERALLY TOLD US THE NAMES OF THE TREES AND SOMETHING ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE HISTORY OF THIS COUNTRY ABOUT THE MIGRATIONS FROM THE COAST ON DOWN ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS AN INTO THE VALLEY))
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Mrs. Johnson joined the ranks of the Parks service when she was appointed an honorary park ranger.
While the first lady enjoyed the festivities at the foot of the mountain, other people including Secretary of the Interior Stewert L. Udall hiked to the summit of Sharp Top Mountain.
But her party reunited on the shores of the lake for a trout luncheon.
That's Virginia Newsreel, I'm Keith Humphry.))
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Another sewing plant sends hundreds of jobs further south.
Norfolk-Southern prepares for the merger with Conrail
And, the C-E-O of Philip Morris has an answer for his critics.
Scott Goldberg has those stories and more in this week's News-7 Business Review.
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((This week on the Review...
Pluma has been watching its "profits" go south for a year.
And now that's where the sweatshirt maker is sending more of its jobs.
330-workers in Chatham and Altavista will be laid off by July.
Most will be eligible for Trade-Act benefits, because their jobs are going to Mexico and Honduras.
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Even though anti-smoking lawsuits are dragging down Philip Morris stock, the company's CEO told shareholders this week that the cigarette maker remains the nation's second most profitable corporation.
He also told critics to pipe down ... and give the company some credit for running ads against youth smoking.
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The growing Home Shopping Newtwork is expanding into another warehouse in Roanoke County.
It already operates a distribution center in Salem.
About 90 employees will be transfered into the new building.
The new place, says the network, will be state of the art.
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But that transaction is costing the railroad.
N-S profits fell 15-percent in the first quarter this year.
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The first quarter is almost always a bad one at Tultex.
Martinsville's biggest employer lost seven million dollars.
The company typically sells most of its clothes toward the end of the year.
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On Wall Street, the Dow picked up 99 points to finish the week at 10-thousand-789.
The Nasdaq slipped to 25-42.
That's this week's Review.
I'm Scott Goldberg.))
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Coming up in the second half hour of News 7 Sunday Morning......
With some help from Jesse Jackson, the three U.S. Soldiers who were Prisoners of War will be returning home and
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protests occurred in Colorado when the NRA came to town for its annual convention only a week after the Columbine massacre.
we will have more on those stories in just a few minutes.
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Three former U.S. POW's are now out of Yugoslavia.
The service men made it across the boarder into Croatia along with Jesse Jackson who persuaded the Serbs to set them free.
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Jackson and the soldiers will catch a flight to a U-S military base in Germany.
Relatives are being flown there to be
reunited with them.
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Jackson hopes to meet with President Clinton as early as tomorrow.
He's carrying a letter from Yugoslavian leader Slobadan Milsovic offering a face to face meeting to end the NATO air strikes.
Meanwhile two American planes have gone down.
The jet crashed in the Adriatic Sea yesterday during a training flight.
The pilot was rescued.
And the pilot of an American F-16 ejected near Serbia's western border with Bosnia. NATO spokesmen say the pilot was rescued in good condition, and is back at a NATO base in Europe. NATO isn't confirming Serb reports that the plane was shot down.
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Thousands gathered in Denver, Colorado, yesterday to protest the National Rifle Association's annual convention.
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The city had asked the NRA to cancel the meeting after the worst school shooting took place in Littleton last week, just 15 miles away.
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The NRA had planned a three day event and gunshow, but scaled back those plans in respect for the victims.
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As far as the investigation goes, police visited the parents of one of the gunmen.
Dylan Klebold's mother and father were questioned for close to two hours Friday at their lawyer's office.
The district attorney describes them as being ``very cooperative.''
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But, the NRA's stance is being dismissed by many people in our area who are questioning gun shows and gun laws.
Joy Sutton has more.
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((Gun shows are just one of the ways private sellers can sell their guns...unlike licensed gun dealers they are not required by law to do background checks.
And, Major James Day says there is no way to monitor transactions at a gun show.
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Major Day says one of the bigger problems law enforcement faces is cracking down on those who knowingly sell guns to minors.
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Gun Dealer Paul Hylton says that the problem continues because when violators are caught they don't get tougher penalties.
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((PAUL HYLTON/GUN DEALER: A LOT OF PEOPLE WHO ARE BEING PROSECUTED MAY NOT GET ENOUGH TIME..YOU CAN GET SOME SENSE 1 TO 10 YEARS..IF THEY'RE LET OFF ON PROBATION THERE IS NO WAY OF DETERING THEM FROM GOING OUT AND DOING IT AGAIN.))
School officials in Roanoke are taking their own steps to keep guns out of the schools --by using metal detectors.
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((LISSY RUNYON/ROANOKE SCHOOLS: BETWEEN NOW AND THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR WE WILL USE THEM RANDOMLY TWO TIMES A WEEK AT THE SECONDARY LEVEL.))
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((JOY SUTTON:ST.LOUIS IS THE LATEST IN A SERIES OF CITIES WHO HAVE ISSUED LAW SUITS AGAINST GUN MANUFACTURES..STATE OFFICIALS ARE ALSO SEEKING DAMAGES FOR GUN RELATED CRIMES. BUT GUN INDUSTRY OFFICIALS SAY LAW SUITS WON'T CURB CRIME..AND INSIST THEY'RE JUST A PLOY TO PUT THEM OUT OF BUSINESS. JOY SUTTON, NEWS 7, ROANOKE))
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Hurt Park Elementary School has added an amphitheatre.
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The structure was dedicated yesterday and kicked-off the school's May-Day celebration which included food, games and entertainment.
Lissy Runyon with the Roanoke City Schools' administration, says it was a good example of the community working together.
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((LISSY RUYNYON/ROANOKE CITY SCHOOLS: THIS IS AN ABSOLUTELY TERRIFIC EXAMPLE OF WHAT INDIVIDUALS CAN DO TO MEET COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL NEEDS..COMING TOGETHER WITH RESOURCES TO MAKE GOOD THINGS HAPPEN FOR KIDS.))
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Funds for the amphitheatre were provided by the Arts Council of Blue Ridge and the Beirne (BER-NEE) Carter Foundation.
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Dozens of people turned out to participate in the Great Strides Walk for Cystic Fibrosis in Roanoke.
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Participants walked around Hollins University yesterday to raise money for research towards a cure.
The walk raised more than 14-thousand dollars.
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((LORI BODZIONEY/COORDINATOR GREAT STRIDES WALK:WE'RE TRYING TO GET THE COMMUNITY HEIGHTENED AWARENESS ABOUT THE DISEASE CYSTIC FIBROSIS..IT'S IS ONE OF THE NUMBER ONE KILLERS OF CHILDREN.))
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Cystic Fibrosis is a genetic disease which prevents internal organs like the lungs and pancreas from functioning properly.
Yesterday's event was the third annual Great Strides Walk.
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Still to come on News 7.......
What would prison be like if Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence shared a cell? You can get a sneak peek. Anna Wentworth reviews their new movie LIFE coming up.
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and In this week's Virginia Profiles spotlight, Tina Tenret talks to a Roanoke Native who has been on Baywatch and dated a movie star. Find out who it is in just a few minutes....but first if you are traveling........
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In the upcoming issue of Roanoke's City magazine you'll see a swimsuit model named Karen Maslich.
She's a Cave Spring High School graduate who is now an actress in Los Angeles.
In this week's Virginia Profile, Karen Maslich shares her star encounters -- and her love of Roanoke.
Tina Tenret reports.
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Karen Maslich is doing a shoot for Roanoke's City Magazine.
She's in from L-A to visit her hometown, stocking up on sweetened ice tea, she says, and sweet personalities.
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20 years ago, this same crew launched Karen's career as a model for the old Sydney's store.
Now, several soap operas, sitcoms and theater stints later, the 33-year-old actress returns with stories of her own.
As an extra on the hit T-V show, Baywatch, she was shooed out of David Hasselhoff's trailer.
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She also dated actor Emilio Estevez.
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But now Karen's going for a different angle -- BEHIND the camera.
She just interviewed for a production job at Channel 6 news in Richmond, but wants more creative power.
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So she'll head back to L-A -- but leaves this advice for striving models and actresses.
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And of course, you CAN always come home again.
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Tina Tenret News7 Roanoke ))
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