WDBJ 7 morning news for 05/20/00

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A freak accident kills a baggage handler at a busy airport. The baggage cart started rolling on its own.
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And a brief rendition of "Dixie" gets two VMI cadets in trouble. [2-shot toss to Hello]

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A plan that would have given laid off textile workers 7-million dollars in emergency health insurance has been vetoed by Governor Gilmore.
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The Governor called the plan for laid off workers in Southside "extreme and damaging."
Gilmore said quote: "How can we explain to identical un-employed persons in every other area or industry why Martinsville textile workers get a generous benefit and they get nothing?"
The Governor says if all jobless workers statewide got insurance coverage from the state, it could cost up to 364 million dollars a year.
He goes on to say that lawmakers' voting against HIS less generous insurance plan and substituting their own was an effort to mislead Martinsville workers into thinking their governor does NOT care about them.
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Martinsville Democratic Delegate Ward Armstrong responds:
"I am reminded of the parable of the Good Samaritan... When one encounters a person who is in dire need, one has two choices: to ignore those needs and carry on with one's business, or to stop and help. For not helping, one can always find a thousand reasons."

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A freak accident last night claimed the life of a baggage handler for Alaska Airlines.
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It happened at Seattle Tacoma International Airport. The worker had just gotten off his vehicle and was taking bags out of Alaska Flight 191 when the cart started rolling forward, pinning the man against the plane.
A spokesman says an investigation is underway to determine the cause of the accident.
The Anchorage bound plane had 140 passengers on board and five crew members...the flight was cancelled after the accident.
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Amtrak WILL provide passenger trains for Western Virginia, if the U-S House of Representatives has anything to say about it.
Yesterday Representatives passed a bill that FORCES Amtrak to provide passenger trains for Western Virginia.

Congressmen Bob Goodlatte and Rick Boucher say Norfolk Southern MUST let Amtrak use its tracks -- as soon as the state pays for maintenance. Virginia has ten million dollars to spend on track and signal improvements.
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[VO] The trains would run from Bristol through the New River Valley, Roanoke, Bedford and Lynchburg. The Senate must still vote on the bill.
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[VMI-Dixie]

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One VMI cadet has been stripped of his rank - another is confined to his room for two-and-a-half days. The students are leaders of the school's pipe and drum band -
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they're being punished for sneaking in a few bars of "Dixie" while playing at a memorial service Monday.
The service is an annual event that honors cadets who died in the Civil War battle of New Market.
Dixie was dropped as a regular feature of the ceremony in the mid 1970s - after complaints from black cadets.
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Another ceremony -this one for a change of command at VMI - marked the end of the all-male class at the institute...
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Erin Claunch was named one of two battalion commanders at the annual ritual.
She is the first woman to reach this position, since the school began admitting women in 1997.
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((ERIN CLAUNCH: IF YOU'RE DETERMINED THAT YOU ARE GOING TO MAKE IT BEFORE YOU COME HERE, IT'S EASY TO MAKE IT THROUGH THE RAT LINE.))
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Claunch and her counterpart Derick Bogdon are now leaders because of outstanding academics and athleticism.
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((DERICK BOGDON: CLAUNCH IS A PRIME EXAMPLE OF A WOMAN THAT'S SUCCEEDED HERE. SHE'S DONE EXTREMELY WELL AND SHE DESERVES THE POSITION.))
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Erin Claunch will be commissioned in the Air Force after graduation next year.

[Safari-Park]

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Imagine being able to touch and feed some of nature's most exotic animals for yourself.
It's something a group of local preschoolers did on a recent visit to the state's only safari park which just opened in Rockbridge County.
Teresa Hamilton tagged along with the kids for this week's "Time Off."
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At the Virginia Safari Park near Natural Bridge there's no shortage of things to see and do... something these anxious preschoolers from Lexington quickly learn as they prepare for their morning adventure.
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((JANET: WE'RE GOING TO GO THROUGH THE PARK, STOP AT VARIOUS PLACES AND FEED THE ANIMALS... THE GRAIN IN YOUR HANDS IS FOR THE ANIMALS DON'T YOU EAT IT.))
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The Safari Park is a drive-through zoo complete with several hundred animals.
Visitors can either make the three and a half mile trip in their own vehicle or take a guided wagon ride.
With a school group, though, the wagon is the perfect way to enjoy and learn at the same time.
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On our trip to the 180- acre park--- the baby zebra was just hours old.

For the kids-- it was all overwhelming especially when it came to feeding the wide variety of animals.
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((JANET: HERE COME THE CAMELS-- JUST HANG ONTO YOUR BUCKET, THEY'RE PULL IT OUT OF YOUR HANDS.))
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The park is owned by Eric and Janet Mogensen-- who, for years, have raised and transported animals for zoos.
They say they decided to open the park-- as a way of simply sharing the animals with the public.
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(( JANET MOGENSEN: I HAD SOME COLLEGE KIDS COME IN WITH A SUNROOF AND GO THROUGH THE SUNROOF THE WHOLE WAY..WHICH WAS REALLY INTERESTING.. THE CAMEL ENJOYED IT, NO ONE ELSE COULD REACH.))
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The kids and their teachers also have their own stories to tell.

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((WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO TELL YOUR MOM? THAT I LIKED THE OSTRICH.))

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((I HAD FUN))

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((I'M GLAD I CAME HERE.))

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((JILL STOCKWELL/TEACHER: IT'S ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING AND THE KIDS ABSOLUTELY ENJOYED THE ANIMALS AS WELL AS THE VIEW AND THE RIDE.))
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You can enjoy the animals and the view at the state's only drive through Safari Park-- seven days a week.
The only requirement is that you must stay in your vehicle. Teresa Hamilton, NEWS 7, Rockbridge County.))
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The cost is different depending on whether you take your own car or a wagon tour.
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For directions simply log onto our web site... at WDBJ7 dot com.
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A Virginia Tech veterinary medicine professor will serve a year of supervised probation and counseling.
John Jacobson was convicted yesterday of stealing drugs from the school.
He had been taking a synthetic form of morphine and using it himself since last spring. Police caught him on videotape.
Jacobson has been suspended from the vet school since February.
Virginia Tech says his employment is still under review.

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There's a new resident on Downing Street in London.
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The wife of British Prime Minister Tony Blair has given birth to a baby boy.
Cherie Blair, a 45 year old lawyer, has returned home to Downing Street after giving birth early this morning.
Both mother and baby are doing well.
This is the couple's fourth child.
Tony Blair is the first modern-day prime minister to become a father while in office.
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The second leg of horse racing's Triple Crown is today at Pimlico.
Kentucky Derby winner Fusaichi (foo-sah-EE'-chee) Pegasus is the odds-on favorite to win the mile and three-16ths Preakness.
If Fusaichi can win today and take the Belmont Stakes in three weeks he will be horse racing's 12th Triple Crown winner.
Affirmed did it last in 1989.
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In the NBA playoffs, the Heat and the Knicks are all tied up after a close game last night.
Anthony Carter hits the long baseline jumper for Miami, but missed a 3-point bomb at the buzzer, which would have won it.
Old man Patrick Ewing puts back the miss for New York and the series is tied at three as the Knicks win last night 72-70.
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In the NHL, Glen Sather (SAY'-thur), who built five Edmonton Oilers' Stanley Cup championship teams in the late 1980s, has resigned as president and general manager.
The 56-year-old joined the Oilers as a player in 1976 and became G-M in 1979.
He has reportedly been targeted by the New York Rangers and Phoenix Coyotes -- but said there is no offer yet.
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If you're still looking to fill your schedule this weekend, here's some ideas from the weekend calender.
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If you are a faithful watcher of this program... You know Roanoke citizen extraordinaire Pearl Fu has been helping out on Weekend Diner for the past month and a half.
Today Pearl takes center stage to prepare an authentic recipe from China.
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Andrew and Pearl Fu - ON RECORD SET

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Andrew and Pearl Fu - ON RECORD SET
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Local Colors is presented by National Conference for Community and Justice Call Pearl Fu with questions: 342-4540
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Coming up ......
Gun advocates plan their own answer to the "Million Mom March" today.
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And Democrats will pick the person to run against Virgil Goode. [2-shot hello]

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Six people were injured in an early morning boat accident on Smith Mountain Lake.
It happened in Franklin County at the mouth of Gils Creek on the Blackwater section of the lake shortly before one this morning.
Investigators say the boat ran aground, throwing out everyone.
Five men and a woman were injured, the extent of their injuries has not been released.
The investigation is continuing.

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Gun Advocates are planning their answer to the Million Mom March today.
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The rally in Charlotte, North Carolina, is part of the annual National Rifle Association meeting.
NRA leaders say the meeting, which started yesterday, is a celebration of the second amendment.
Today's agenda also includes a speech by NRA President Charlton Heston.
Heston says this year's meeting is the most important in history because gun rights are in peril.
He says those rights will be determined in November's presidential election.
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[NY-Senate]

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Rick Lazio is announcing his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the most watched senate race in the nation.
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Rudolph Giuliani withdrew from the New York senate race for health reasons.
Last night, Congressman Lazio picked up the endorsement of New York Governor George Pataki.
He told C-N-N that Lazio is clearly the best candidate to face Hillary Rodham Clinton in November.
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Giuliani, the mayor of New York City, says he needs to devote his time to getting treatment for his prostate cancer.

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Virginia Democrats are on a mission - to replace party defector Virgil Goode.
Today state Democrats will nominate candidates for three congressional districts.
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Among them is the seat Democrats lost when Fifth District Representative Virgil Goode announced he was becoming an Independent in January.
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Lynchburg will be getting a visit from controversial civil rights activist Al Sharpton.
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Sharpton will be the guest speaker during Sunday services next month at Court Street Baptist Church on June 11th.

The head of the National Action Network has drawn fire for his comments about whites and Jews..
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but organizers say his critics are just blaming the messenger.
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((PASTOR JAMES COLEMAN/COURT ST. BAPTIST CHURCH: WE OFTEN IN THIS COUNTRY ARE ABLE TO BLAME PERSONS WHO EXPOSE PROBLEMS AS IF THEY CREATED THEM. AND I THINK THAT SHARPTON SIMPLY SPEAKS OUT OF A PASSION AT GETTING AT A ROOT CAUSE AND THEN SOMETIMES IS BLAMED FOR CAUSING A PROBLEM HE HAS SIMPLY EXPOSED.))
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Sharpton's appearance is part of a church effort to get more black men involved in their community.
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A moose on the loose in Utah - we'll show you, coming up.
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And... a new arrival in theaters this weekend -
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Is Disney's latest animation spectacular all it's cracked up to be?
Anna Wentworth takes a look at Dinosaur, a little later. [Andrew ad-lib into the travel forecast]
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Among the violations causing problems for a local school are allegations that a staff member assaulted a student... and that a student made pipe bombs on campus.
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Those were just two of almost 24 pages of violations the state found at Botetourt County's Arcadia Leadership Academy-- leading the department to pull its license April 25th.
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Yesterday, school leaders delivered a heartfelt plea to a state examiner to reconsider the license.
The school's executive director tried to show how many problems had been corrected.
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The state hearing examiner promised a "prompt decision."
Arcadia says every day counts, because it's losing students who help pay the bills.
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From the fourth-grade up - students in Roanoke are learning the facts on H-I-V and AIDS from the American Red Cross.
Joy Sutton tells us what she learned at one of the high school sessions.
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These 10th graders at Cave Spring High School --are getting a reality check on HIV and AIDS.
Janet Stone an instructor for the American Red Cross -- told the students that AIDS is the 5th leading cause of death in this country -- she even broke down the statistics for Virginia.
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((NAT SOT: YOU GET INTO RICHMOND 21.7 PEOPLE PER 100-THOUSAND PERSON HAS AIDS))
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Stone also told the students that in Roanoke city alone 391 people have HIV and 346 have full blown AIDS.
Many of the students say that's food for thought.
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But the American Red Cross hopes by exposing these teens to information about HIV and AIDS, they will think before making life threatening decisions.
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And with AIDS killing thousands every year -- the information these students are getting could prevent them from becoming a statistic.
Joy Sutton, News 7, Roanoke County.))

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Years of buying lottery tickets have finally paid off for Joe Kainz.
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He's one of two winners of the "Big Game Jackpot."
Joe and his wife Sue are owners of the Wild Onion Brewing Company in suburban Chicago.
They are the second grand-prize winners of the largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history.
Joe bought ten five-dollar tickets.
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He bought the 181-million dollar winning ticket at this Illinois convenience store.
Joe and Sue don't plan to retire.
They built the brewery with their sons five years ago, they'll expand the business, pay off debt and give to charities.
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Residents of Salt Lake City, Utah noticed an unusual visitor...
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in their backyards yesterday.
A moose strolled through city streets and grazed in some neighborhoods.
He decided to play hide and seek when police tried to catch up with him.
Wildlife officers finally captured the way-faring moose with the help of tranquilizers.
He will be released back in the wild.
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The sound of the five- string- banjo resonates in the musical traditions of southwest Virginia.
But its history might surprise you.
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This weekend, a new exhibit on the Banjo in Virginia opens at the Blue Ridge Institute of Ferrum College.
Featuring more than 30 instruments, the exhibit traces the history of the banjo from its African origins, through slavery and the civil war, to the radio dial and the concert stage.
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((SO WE KNOW THE BANJO WAS HERE IN THE 18TH CENTURY. AND IT WAS SOMETHING THAT WAS BROUGHT HERE FROM AFRICA. WHITES LEARNED FROM THE AFRICANS AND THEN WENT ON THROUGH THE WHITE COMMUNITY.))
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[OUT Q=through the white community.]
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The history of the banjo, and the people who've played it, are the subject of this week's Virginia Profile... to(------------) morrow on News 7 Sunday Morning.