WDBJ 7 news at 11 for 10/01/99

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Coming up on News 7-
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Friends and family members remember a Roanoke man at a candlelight vigil who was killed one year ago tonight -- his murder is still unsolved. Governor Gilmore tours Virginia's hardest hit region by Hurricane Floyd. And the spotlight is on some of the newest and youngest Virginia citizens.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
News 7 is next.
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((HE MEANT TOO MUCH TO TOO MANY PEOPLE TO LET HIS DEATH GO, UNNOTICED, NO JUSTICE.))
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[VO-NAT]

A vigil tonight on the anniversary of a murder -- as police continue to search for a killer.
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[anchor=Tonya]

Good evening, I'm Tonya Flory.

[Penn-Murder]

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No one has been charged with the murder of Jimmie Lee Penn.
He was killed one year ago today. [2-SHOT - JOY ON SET]
Joy Sutton attended tonight's vigil.
She joins us with more.
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Tonya, there were plenty of tears as family and friends said tonight they want closure.
But they say that can't happen until Penn's murderer is behind bars.
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(( Around 50 people gathered at the spot on Patterson Avenue where Jimmie Lee Penn was killed one year ago.
Family and friends say this vigil is not only to remember a man they say many people loved -- but to send a message.

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((DEBORAH PENN-ROBINSON/VICTIM'S DAUGHTER:WE KNOW SOMEONE SAW SOMETHING. MAYBE IT WILL STIR THEIR EMOTIONS AND MAKE THE HUMAN COME OUT OF THEM AND DO WHAT'S RIGHT))
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Penn was a landlord. He was gunned down while working on some of his rental units on Patterson Avenue and 20th Streets.
Family members say knowing his killer is still out there makes things worse.
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[IN Q=They person who killed]
((RENEA TAYLOR/VICTIM'S DAUGHTER: THE PERSON WHO KILLED MY FATHER SHOT HIM IN COLD BLOOD, UNARMED FOR NO REASON IS WALKING AROUND JUST LIKE YOU AND I WITH ABSOLUTELY NO BOUNDARIES AND THEY'RE FREE AND IT'S NOT FAIR))
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The family says this vigil also sends a message to police: they will not rest until Penn's murder is solved.
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((TO LET THE POLICE DEPARTMENT KNOW WE HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN. WHILE THIS CASE MAY NOT BE TOP PRIORITY ON YOUR LIST. IT'S TOP PRIORITY IN OUR LIVES))
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The family is offering a 10-thousand dollar reward to the person who helps police find the killer.))
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Roanoke City Police say this case is still actively being investigated.
But they say the lack of witnesses is the biggest obstacle they are facing.
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Anyone with information is asked to call the Roanoke Valley Crime line at 344-8500. [2-SHOT]
Tonya, police want to remind the public the line is anonymous. [Tonya]
Joy, Do police have any leads at this point? [Joy]
Well, police say they continue to receive phone calls about the case -- and a couple of names keep coming up.
But no charges have been filed.

[Henry-Shooting]

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An elderly man was shot today in Henry County.
77 year -old Ernest Brown Eggleston was shot once in the head and twice in the chest.
Eggleston was transported to a hospital in Winston Salem.
Eggleston's nephew, 34 year-old Darryl Carneal Law, has been arrested in connection with the shooting.
Law now faces five felony charges.

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An accident on Interstate 81 in Montgomery County earlier today claimed the life of a Maryland man.
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State police say 71- year old Robert Francis (sh-wat-kuh) Schwatka died when he was thrown through the windshield of his R-V.
He was NOT wearing his seat belt.
Schwatka apparently lost control when a front tire blew out, causing him to strike the median.
His wife was in the passenger seat but was not seriously injured.
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[Roanoke-Ax]

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[WIPE WIPE WIPE]
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Three people were killed... A fourth was seriously injured early this morning in a single car accident on Hershberger Road.
All three victims were passengers in the car. They're identified as 22- year- old Donnie Yates, 27- year- old Les Deaner, and 27- year- old Christy Smith.
Police believe 22- year- old Timothy Wayne Sayers was driving the car. Authorities plan to serve him with a warrant for manslaughter once he's released from the hospital.
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Commonwealth's Attorney Don Caldwell says there are strong indications alcohol was a factor in the accident, and Sayers may face additional charges.

[Pitts-Ax]

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An elderly Gretna woman died in a car crash on Route 900 in Pittsylvania County shortly before 6 this evening.
State police say 81 year old Ellen Callands died at the scene after her car ran off the road, through a fence, and into a pond.
Police say a medical problem may have contributed to the crash.

[Toss-2-Robin] Jean tosses to Robin in Weather Center

[WX1] [11:00pm] [10/01/1999] [MCU]WEATHER OFFICE
Winter arrived early to parts of the Midwest Friday (10/1) as portions
of South Dakota, North Dakota and Minnesota all saw some snow.
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[VO-NAT]
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Pierre saw a significant snowfall as a winter storm warning was posted for most of the northwestern part of the state. The National Weather Service predicts some areas could see as much as eight inches before it is all over.
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[WXPRO/FULL]WEATHER MAP WAKE UP FORECAST

[Toss back to anchor][Franklin]

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It's NOT every day the Governor shows up with 1-point-4 million dollars in federal grant money. And it's clear to all that it's NOT enough.
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The Governor toured the flood-ravaged city of Franklin today.
Along with the grant money, he announced that a state task force representing nine different agencies would stay on-site to help rebuild.
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((GOV. JIM GILMORE: NOW THIS IS HOME. AND HOME DESERVES THE VERY BEST. YOU HAVE MY SUPPORT AND THE SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE OF THE COMMONWEALTH AT YOUR SHOULDER.))
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More than 200 businesses and 300 homes were damaged or destroyed by flooding in and around Franklin.
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[Henry-Sewage]

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The owner of a Henry County sewage treatment plant has been arrested for polluting the environment and jeopardizing the health of area residents.
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69-year-old Richard Myron Anthony... former owner of the Fairway Acres sewage plant... has been charged with operating the plant in a way that threatened the health of his customers.
He was released this morning on five-thousand dollars bond, but couldn't be reached for comment.
Some of the nearly 200 customers of his water and sewage plants, however, had A LOT to say.
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((KATHY HALL/HENRY CO. RESIDENT: I THINK HE DESERVES IT. BECAUSE HE'S NEGLECTED OUR WATER AND SEWAGE AND HE DIDN'T CARE ABOUT ANY PROBLEMS WE WERE HAVING.)) ((CLYDE HODGES/HENRY CO. RESIDENT: I THINK THEY SHOULD ARREST HIM WITH THE LIVES THAT HE ENDANGERED IN THIS AREA.))
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The sewage plant was seized yesterday by Henry County's Public Service Authority, after state officials found dangerous levels of sewage in Blackberry Creek.
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[City-Manager]

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Officially, Roanoke's search for a new city manager continues, but two members of council are questioning whether the decision has already been made.
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David Bowers and Linda Wyatt have sent a letter to their colleagues on council.
They say they believe the other members have decided who they will support. And it's a decision they don't agree with.
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((DAVID BOWERS/ROANOKE MAYOR: I'M JUST PERPLEXED BY IT ALL, THE WHOLE THING. DO YOU CARE TO ELABORATE? I JUST DON'T KNOW WHAT ELSE I CAN SAY.))
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Bowers and Wyatt supported Acting City Manager Jim Ritchie, who is no longer among the top candidates.
In the letter, they say council should deal with the issue publicly as soon as possible.
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Still ahead, Japan recovers from its worst nuclear disaster ever.
Plus...
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Artwork is provoking a strong reaction,
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((MAYOR RUDOLPH GIULIANI (R)/NEW YORK CITY/TUESDAY: I THINK THIS SHOW IS DISGUSTING, IT'S A DISGUSTING SHOW.))
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It could cost one museum its funding.
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[Sports-Preview]

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[Museum-Flap]

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A controversial art exhibit in New York is set to open tomorrow.
Some are calling it disgusting and others, thought-provoking.
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Among the most debatable is a painting called The Holy Virgin Mary. It's decorated with cutouts from porno magazines and lacquered bits of elephant dung. The exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum of Art called Sensation also includes dissected animals floating in formaldehyde.
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani is threatening to freeze millions in city funding for the museum.
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((NORMAN SIEGEL/NEW YORK CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION -HE'LL LOSE IN COURT, BUT HE BELIEVES HE'LL WIN IN THE PUBLIC COURT OF OPINION.))
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((ELVIRA PONSOT/MUSEUM PATRON: AS FOR THE PIECES IN THE SHOW, PEOPLE SHOULD COME AND MAKE THEIR OWN MINDS UP.))
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[VO-NAT]
In anticipation of problems, security has been stepped up - plenty of police on hand AND for the first time, people going into the museum have to go through a metal detector.
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[Japan]

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A country known for accuracy and efficiency is coming under scrutiny for its response to yesterday's nuclear accident.

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[SUPER=03-Tokaimura, Japan; ]

A top Japanese government spokesman is admitting Tokyo's handling of the crisis was slow -- and flawed. Police are investigating whether criminal negligence was involved. Earlier today, neighbors ventured outside their homes near the uranium-reprocessing plant with caution. Residents are still being told not to use rainwater or well water.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Still ahead... some dynamic kids steal the show as America gains some new citizens in our area.
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[VO-NAT]

And the new head of Tultex says things may get worse before they get better... But he's looking up.
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[lotto]
[SUPER=136-5 1 1/0 3 2 9/2 4 7 9 16/9 13 15 38 41/3]

[Tultex]

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The new Tultex CEO says things will get worse before they get better.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Martinsville]

Randy Rollins has been at the helm of the struggling apparel company for nearly two months.
Despite another plant closing and a falling stock price ... he's says he's confident Tultex will once again be profitable.
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((RANDY ROLLINS: WE'RE BUILDING ONE COMPANY. ONE OBJECTIVE. ONE TEAM. ONE SOURCE OF CASH. ONE GROUP OF VENDORS ALL TOWARD ONE GOAL: TO BE SUCCESSFUL AS A CONSUMER PACKAGED APPAREL COMPANY.))
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[VO-NAT]

Rollins says Tultex will most likely lose money as it reduces its inventory. He hopes to start making money again by the year 2001.
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Still to come, Steve Mason has your Friday sports highlights.
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[vo-nat]
And a naturalization ceremony for America's newest citizens, young and old.
Stick around.

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We start down the street at Victory Stadium where Patrick Henry and E.C. Glass would go head to head in a non district clash.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke/Hilltoppers vs. Patriots; :00]

The Hilltoppers were flipping out as they rolled into Roanoke.
In the third quarter, tied seven all, Glass fills it up when quarterback L.B. ring my Cabell, gets the ball to Carl
os Waller, he's gonna fire the rock to Derek Jones, who [SUPER=36-E.C. Glass/21/Patrick Henry/7;]is all alone in the en
d zone. 14-7 Hilltoppers.
Glass again, this time Casey Allen goes up the middle from two yards out and the Hilltoppers ground the Patriots 21-7.
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[S-Northside]

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No place like home for Northside after last weekend's tough last second loss to Botetourt. Would Viking Stadium be kind to the Vikes tonight against Christiansburg?
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke Co./Northside vs. Christiansburg; ;00]

This was head coach Jim Hickam's 25th homecoming game at Northside.
After an opening Christiansburg kick off fumble, senior Jubal Poindexter caps a 13 play drive with a 4th and one TD. Northside 7-zip.
Then, Northside's defense comes through as Richard Austin is pressured and intercepted by Jason Naldo, the junior linebacker
[super=36-Northside/ /Christiansburg/ ;] goes 46 yards down the right side to make it 14-to-nothing Vikings, who win it
___ to ___.
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[S-Floyd]

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An undefeated Floyd County team hosted the Cougars of Patrick County tonight.
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[SUPER=03-Floyd/Patrick Co. vs Floyd Co.;]

Winfred Beale herded his buffalo and readied to stampede the competition.
Floyd took the early lead as Adam Gardner gives to Josh Spence, Spence makes the 19 yard gallop into the zone and a 7-nothing lead.
[super=36-Patrick Co///Floyd/;]

The Buffalos continue to dominate and take a 19-nothing lead into the half.
Floyd remains undefeated beating the Cougars --to--.
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[S-Numbers]

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Highlights from 13 other games coming your way on FFE, but first the numbers.
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[Scoreboard]

[SUPER=55-Chatham/0/Martinsville/33/Laurel Park/3/Tunstall/21;]

[SUPER=55-Hargrave Military/28/North Cross/16/Roanoke Catholic/20/Fishburne/8/Halifax Co./8/Pulaski Co./51;]

[SUPER=55-Northwood/21/John Battle/6/William Byrd/16/Lord Botetourt/6/Rural Retreat/20/Marion/40;]

[SUPER=55-Pocahontas, WV/20/Craig Co./14/Amherst Co./55/Staunton River/14/Wilson Memorial/21/Bath Co./6;]

[SUPER=55-Patrick Co./6/Floyd Co./25/Heritage/12/Brookville/28/Salem/40/Blacksburg/0;]

[SUPER=55-Galax/20/Grayson Co./27/Cave Spring/21/Franklin Co./7/G.W. Danville/14/Thomas Dale/0;]

[SUPER=55-Giles 22/Glenvar/21/Rustburg/36/Appomattox/29/Ft. Chiswell/24/Auburn/10;]

[SUPER=55-Carroll Co./10/Tazewell/13/Lebanon/26/Garden/20/Rockbridge Co./27/Alleghany/42;]

[SUPER=55-William Campbell/13/Bassett/20/Chilhowie/35/Holston/20/Shawsville/6/Narrows/26;]

[SUPER=55-Pound/28/Appalachia/0/Castlewood/28/St. Paul/12/Buffalo Gap/16/Covington/32;]

[SUPER=55-Riverheads/48/Parry McCluer/14/J.J. Kelly/27/Haysi/6/Liberty/13/Jefferson Forest/35;]

[SUPER=55-E.C. Glass/21/Patrick Henry/7/William Fleming/31/Albemarle/25./Christiansburg/7/Northside/28;]

[SUPER=55-Magna Vista/No/Fieldale-Collinsville/Rpt./Gate City/No/Graham/Rpt./Bland Co./No/Montcalm, WV/Rpt./][Sports te

ase]

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Still to come in sports, a final preview of the Virginia Tech/Virginia football game on tap for tomorrow,
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and Jeff Gordon's new crew chief, Brian Whitezell, meets the media today in Martinsville, his debut plus qualifying when we come back.
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[S-Qualify]

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An eventful day for Joe Nemechek. Without a ride for next season, today, he was signed by Andre Petree racing to
drive the #33 Oakwood Homes Chevrolet for the next two seasons. Front Row Joe also took the same car that earned him h
is first ever Winston Cup victory two weeks ago at New Hampshire and put it on the pole for the 44th annual NAPA AutoCare 500 and, broke the track qualifying record. Roy Stanley has more.
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[SUPER=0107-1. Joe Nemechek/95.223/2. Ted Musgrave/95.070/3. Geoffrey Bodine/94.836/4. Kyle Petty/94.794/5. Jeff Gordon
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[SUPER=0107-6. Mark Martin//7. Kenny Wallace//8. Ricky Rudd//9. John Andretti//10. Rich Bickle//;]
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[SUPER=0107-11. Ward Burton//12. Rick Mast//13. Jeff Burton//14. Dale Jarrett//15. Robert Pressley//;]
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[SUPER=0107-16. Mike Skinner//17. Jeremy Mayfield//18. Michael Waltrip//19. Mike Bliss//20. Rusty Wallace//;]
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[SUPER=0107-21. Ken Schrader//22. Darrell Waltrip//23. Wally Dallenbach//24. Terry Labonte//25. Bobby Labonte//;]
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[S-Ray]

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Jeff Gordon was his old qualifying self, putting the Rainbow Warriors Chevrolet in the fifth starting spot, However there was something very different about the 24 team today, Mike Stevens has more on the debut of crew chief Brian Whitesell, a move that officially concluded the Ray Evernham era.
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[S-Line]

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In order to find out who might just come away with the win tomorrow in the 6pm game between seventh ranked Virginia Tech and 24th rated Virginia you might just have to read between the lines.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Charlottesville; :00]

Thomas Jones is the nations fifth leading rusher thanks in part to his huge offensive line that has helped him gain his 65o yards rushing. How he runs tomorrow will play big in this one, but no matter what happens the love between Jones and the bog boys will be there.
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[SUPER=01-Noel LaMontagne/UVa Offensive Lineman; :07]
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[Almanac]

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After a summer of drought, the tropics really spread the rain around thick in the mid Atlantic last month. It may continue but right now Patrick Evans has the climate numbers for October.
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[Weather] [10/01/1999] [WXPRO/FULL] Current Statistics Weather Statistics [MUSIC UNDER] [COMMERCIAL] [CK/CHYRON/VIEWERNET] [CK/WXPRO]WEATHER MAPS [CK/CHYRON/5 PAGES] FORECASTS [ESS/FULL] EXTENDED FORECAST [Forecasts]
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[SUPER=X5001][New-Citizens]

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The complex process of adopting a child from overseas has its rewards.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke]

And that includes the pride of watching your child take the oath of citizenship.
These new citizens include two from Korea, a little girl from the far reaches of Russia- -not far from Siberia, and one from Romania.
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((I COULD SAY THE PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE.))
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[OUT Q=pledge allegiance.]
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They got their chance to do that... and go home with a brand new American flag.
It was the first time the Immigration and Naturalization Service had administered the oath for the children as part of the standard ceremony for grown ups.
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Diamonds may be a girl's best friend, so ladies will never get lonely at this collection.
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A new jewelry exhibit at Chicago's Field Museum is a treasure chest of stunning spectacles.
The showcase is called "Cartier, 1900 to 1939" and is a creation of the Cartier Company's most elaborate and expensive work from the early part of this century.
It opens tomorrow.
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