WDBJ 7 news at 6 for 06/24/00

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Coming up on NEWS 7.
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Yesterday's fatal accident on Interstate 81 has local lawmakers reflecting on legislation set to take affect involving children and pickup trucks.
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And-- a Bedford County plant prepares for layoffs.

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In sports, Dot Bolling leads the Linwood Ladies Invitational in Martinsville a young tennis player from Lexington is headed to Hawaii.
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And Virginia Tech kicker Shayne Graham is in the N-F-L at least through the preseason.
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There were just a few scattered rain showers out there this afternoon- We'll check the radar and your all important Sunday forecast coming up.
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((WE OUGHT TO HAVE THE KINDS OF LAWS THAT PROTECT PEOPLE ESPECIALLY CHILDREN FROM BEING THROWN FROM THE PICK-UP TRUCK.))
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An accident on Interstate 81 has lawmakers taking a closer look at a new law that will soon take affect.
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Good evening, I'm Teresa Hamilton.

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The issue comes to light following yesterday's deadly accident near the Hollins exit in Roanoke County.
Two teenagers were killed after they were thrown from the back of a pick-up truck.
But will a new state law that takes effect July 1st prevent accidents like this one?
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Joy Sutton has more on the new law and reaction from lawmakers on both sides of the issue.
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Teresa, the new law will make it illegal for children under the age of 16 to ride in the back of a pick-up truck.
While the law would NOT have applied in the recent accident.
Some lawmakers believe it will make a difference in the long run- but others think it infringes on people's rights.

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(( 17 year old Christopher Scott Smith and 16 year old Johnna Lee Hamilton died Friday after they were thrown from the back of this pick-up truck after it blew tire and swerved across the median and spun around.
The two were cousins from Georgia on a family vacation.
State Senator John Edwards believes children should not ride in the back of a pick-up because it's too dangerous.
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((SEN. JOHN EDWARDS: IT REALLY HIGHLIGHTS THE NEED TO HAVE A NEW LAW LIKE THIS. WHEN YOU'RE IN THE BACK OF A PICK-UP TRUCK YOU HAVE NO SEAT BELT))
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Effective July 1st a new law states: that no person under 16 years of age shall be transported in the rear cargo area of any pick-up truck on Virginia Highways.
The only exceptions are organized parades and farm related transportation.
In this deadly accident the cargo area was covered by a camper -- but under the law that will still be considered illegal.
Delegate Morgan Griffith voted against the bill.
He says the government can't ensure safety-- and the law is unfair to the poor.
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((DEL. MORGAN GRIFFITH: IN THE RURAL AREAS OF THE STATE POOR PEOPLE ARE NOW GOING TO HAVE A HARD TIME TRANSPORTING TO A FAMILY EVENT TO A FAMILY REUNION))
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And Griffith believes enforcement of the law will be an issue with people coming from other states.
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((DEL. GRIFFITH: THEY COME INTO VIRGINIA. THEY DON'T KNOW ABOUT THE LAW WHAT ARE THEY GOING TO DO WITH THE EXTRA PEOPLE))
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While the teenagers killed in the fatal accident would not have been affected by the new law -- Edwards hopes someday that will change.
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((SEN. EDWARDS: ONE THING WOULD BE TO INCREASE THE AGE FROM 15 TO 17 TO COVER ALL MINORS BECAUSE I THINK WE AS A SOCIETY HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO PROTECT OUR CHILDREN))
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But as of July 1st police have the right to pull any pick-up over -- if the cargo passengers are under the age of 16.
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Bunker Hill Foods in Bedford County announced it's laying off 150 production and administrative employees beginning August 25-th.
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Company officials made the announcement yesterday saying production will be moved to plants in Augusta, Georgia and Cape May, New Jersey.
The plant has been in Bedford County since 19-30 making canned beef stew, barbecue, sliced meats and gravies as well as tamales, hot dog chili and Brunswick stew.
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Once production is stopped the plant will become a warehouse distribution point and bulk packaging center for Bunker Hill that will employ 6 people.

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Congressman Bob Goodlatte says he's committed to bringing Southwest Virginia up to speed when it comes to the Internet.
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Today, the Congressman held a technology conference at Lucy Addison Middle School in Roanoke.
The conference included displays and demonstrations from local businesses.
Goodlatte says it's important that Virginians are exposed to new technology and have access to high speed Internet service.
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Goodlatte is confined to a wheelchair right now - he slipped and fell during the D-Day Memorial dedication.
But says he's learned to adjust.
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Goodlatte hopes to be back on his feet in about two weeks.
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Relatives of Booker T. Washington gathered in Franklin County today for a family reunion...
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AND to celebrate the unveiling of a new statue in his honor.
More than 100 Washington relatives showed up to share in their history and see his birthplace.
The tobacco plantation where he was born a slave is now home to the Booker T. Washington National Monument.
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From his humble beginnings, Washington went on to be a prominent educator, author and advisor to U-S presidents.
This was the first time relatives were able to meet at his birthplace.
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Dozens came out today to honor the 136th anniversary of the Battle of Hanging Rock.
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The occasion was marked with a parade.
A monument was also dedicated this morning in memory of Generals Jubal Early, John McCausland and John (Imb-oh-den) Imboden.
The monument also honors all other confederate soldiers from Southwest Virginia.
A number of descendants were also in the crowd.
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The commemoration of the Battle of Hanging Rock continues tomorrow afternoon in Salem-- with infantry and cavalry demonstrations.
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Still ahead on News 7, E Coli has been found in packages of beef sold in Virginia's grocery stores.
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And a Danville resident dies after a shoot out yesterday on a city street.
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Authorities have released the name of the man killed yesterday during a shootout in Danville.
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Police say 29-year-old Jessie James Davis and 19-year-old Antoine Lamont Stanfield were shooting at each other from their vehicles on Sandy Court, in front of a Bojangles restaurant.
Davis died after he was hit in chest.
Stanfield - who was hit in the arm - was treated and released from the hospital last night.
Authorities are still investigating the incident.
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266-thousand pounds of ground beef are being recalled -- some of it has been sold in Virginia.
The beef from I-B-P Incorporated may be contaminated with E. Coli.
It was distributed to wholesalers, distributors and grocery stores in 25 states in the eastern half of the country.

I-B-P says no illnesses have been reported... and that it poses no danger if properly handled and thoroughly cooked.
The company also says much of the meat is likely out of the marketplace because its shelf life has expired.

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Local contractors have hit a brick wall.... while the building business is booming, bricks are becoming scarce. That's one story business reporter Jennifer Miele has in this week's business review.
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Striking Union workers at Rubatex returned to work on Monday after nine months on the picket lines.
Union members voted to go back under terms of their old contract, but say they will continue negotiating. [INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE]
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Celanese workers headed to their jobs this week, knowing the threat of a strike is over... at least for now. Their expired contract is being extended.
Union/company negotiations deadlocked on Monday. The parties are seeking federal negotiation.
Celanese is Giles County's largest employer. [INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE]
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Slow business is forcing Volvo to slash jobs in the New River Valley.
The company says about 30 salaried workers were let go this week.
Another 70 jobs were cut at Volvo headquarters in Greensboro, North Carolina. [INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE]
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Contractors are shying away from using brick because suppliers can't keep up with the demand. Instead, Radford & Company is using wood and vinyl siding.
Local brick suppliers are producing at full capacity over 2 billion bricks each year, and say the demand won't cool down anytime soon. [INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE]
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Mod-U-Kraf Homes of Rocky Mount has merged with Coachmen Industries.
It's parent company, All American Homes, produces 3,000 homes across the country each year. The new company is expected to earn over $200 million by the end of 2000. [INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE] Finally, the Dow was down 45 points to close at 10,404, and the NASDAQ lost 90 and finished at 3845.39 for the week.

That's this week's business review, I'm Jennifer Miele.))

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Coming up, Looking for a good yard sale? The Hotel Roanoke may be a place you'll want to include on your list.
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And Got Milk? The famous milk mustache ad campaign makes a stop in Roanoke today.
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The Hotel Roanoke is known for great food and great service-- not its yard sales. But that may change.
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As part of a monthly employee appreciation lunch, The Hotel held an indoor yard sale to raise money for charity.
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The money will be used to buy toys for patients at Carilion Community Hospital.
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Got milk, was the slogan of choice at Valley View Mall this afternoon.
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Dozens showed off their milky mustaches hoping to be the one chosen to grace the pages of E-S-P-N the magazine.
One winner will be chosen from Roanoke to be featured on the why-milk website and for a chance to compete in the national competition.
This was all part of Dairy Days at the mall a chance to highlight the importance of drinking milk.
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((JANET GRUBBS/SE UNITED DIARY INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION:MORE THAN 3 0UT OF 4 TEENAGERS ARE NOT GETTING ENOUGH MILK AND THAT'S THE CRITICAL GROWTH STAGE FOR THEIR BONES BUILDING 45 PERCENT OF BONE MASS IN AGES 9 THROUGH 19. SO IT'S IMPORTANT THAT TEENAGERS FOCUS ON GETTING MILK AND THEN AS WE AGE WE STILL NEED MILK. WE HAVE RISK FOR OSTEOPOROSIS))
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There were also cows on hand for the children to pet. This event was held in honor of national dairy month.
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And coming up in sports, Virginia Tech Kicker Shayne Graham signs an N-F-L contract The Roanoke Hawks 13 and under A-A-U team is headed to the nationals.
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And Steve Mason has a report on a young tennis player from Lexington who is headed to Hawaii for a national tournament.
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The New York Yankees were in Chicago again today taking on the red hot White Sox.
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Joe Torre seems to be relaxed as the Yankees battle the White Sox.
New York's Shane Spencer hits this double to left centerfield scoring Jorge Posada and the Yankees led the game 3 to nothing in the top of the second.
The Yankees get on the board again in the fifth. This time Posada hits a
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double and Paul O'Neill rounds the bases to make it 6 to 1 and the Yankees hold on to win the game by a score of 12 to 8.
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Dot Bolling opened defense of her Linwood Ladies Invitational today in fine fashion.
Bolling, a five time champion of the event, shot an opening round 69. She is two shots in front of Fran Hensley who shot 71.
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Jessica Witcher is third at 75 and Debbie Young is fourth at 76.

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Rockbridge County high school rising senior Wray (Ray) Sherman is headed to Hawaii to play in a national tennis tournament. Amazing, considering he didn't even pick up a racket until a few years ago. Steve Mason has more on the world traveler.
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The Roanoke Hawks 13 and under A-A-U basketball team is preparing to leave the valley for the National Tournament.

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Earlier this year several members of the team made a trip to Philadelphia and spent the evening at a Sixer game with Roanoke's George Lynch.
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And Lynch told the young players the importance of doing well in the A-A-U national tournament.
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The Hawks leave for Memphis, Tennessee tomorrow.

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Former Friday Football Extra player of the week Shayne Graham has realized his dream of signing with an NFL team.
Graham's dad told News 7 sports last night that Shayne has signed a free agent contract with the Saints.
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Graham kicked in New Orleans earlier this week and signed on the spot. He also had tryouts last month with the Browns and Titans. Shayne will report to the Saints training camp next month, and he is guaranteed of kicking through the preseason game, and let's hope he lands a permanent roster spot.
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The Roanoke Steam is back home tonight for a game against Norfolk. roanoke is 2 and 8 and both wins have come at home.
Kickoff tonight at the Roanoke Civic Center is 7 olcock.

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