WDBJ 7 news at 5 for 11/21/01

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Next on News 7 at 5, a lack of money could force one local county to close and consolidate some of its schools.
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Also another person has died from Anthrax. Now authorities must find out how she got it.
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Sunshine is on tap for the Holiday, followed by clouds and the hint of showers, I'll have details.

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Also today, Joy Sutton will look at a Thanksgiving dinner that even a diabetic can enjoy,
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and we tell you about a new treatment that could solve the problem of snoring with one injection.
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The latest victim of anthrax has died... a 94 year old woman from Connecticut.
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((WE HAVE NO REASON TO BELIEVE THAT OXFORD CONNECTICUT OR THIS WOMAN IN PARTICULAR WERE TARGETS OF TERRORISM.))
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Authorities are now focusing on the mail... mainly because that's been the source of other anthrax cases.
Investigators have ruled out any natural sources of anthrax such as animals.
As Gretchen Carlson reports, the woman died today, five days after going to the hospital.
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((The latest case of inhalation anthrax is bringing health officials to the tiny town of Oxford, Connecticut. A 94-year-old woman who lived there mysteriously contracted the disease and died Wednesday morning. Dr. Lydia Barakat - Infectious Disease Specialist The patient had symptoms for 2 days by the time she came to the hospital, by the time she came here, she got treatment within hours. Health officials say they have no idea how Ottillie Lundgren got the disease. She lived in a home by herself in a rural community - and because of her age - had little contact with the outside world. Lundgren arrived at the hospital on Friday and even though she was showing signs of pneumonia, her doctors say they held off on giving her antibiotics immediately.
Premature treatment could hinder diagnostic possibilities in terms of elucidating the cause of her fever so we dont routinely treat everyone with a fever with antibiotics. Unfortunately, Lundgren was never able to help investigators pinpoint the source of her disease. So, they're starting where they have before - searching for any signs of anthrax at two nearby postal facilities. Connecticut Governor John Rowland is encouraging the 15-hundred postal employees who work there to start taking antibiotics - and urging Connecticut residents to be alert. Gov. John G. Rowland - Connecticut If you have flu-like pneumonia symptoms, consult your personal physician or go to the hospital. This latest case of anthrax is the most mysterious one so far and could bring new fears about future bio-terrorism attacks. Gretchen Carlson, CBS News, New York.))

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President Bush is rallying the troops in Fort Campbell Kentucy... home to the 101 st airborne.
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He cautioned that the war in Afghanistan will last indefinitely.. and he praised American troops.
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((PRESIDENT BUSH: EVERY ONE OF YOU IS DEDICATED TO SOMETHING GREATER THAN YOURSELVES. YOU HAVE PUT YOUR COUNTRY AHEAD OF YOUR COMFORT. YOU LIVE BY A COLD YOU FIGHT FOR A CAUSE.))
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In Afghanistan, it's estimated the Taliban now only controls one quarter of the country's territory.
The U-S says it's only a matter of time before the Taliban control on Kandahar is broken.
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Local job losses and declining state revenues are creating more hard times in Henry County.
Today, the school board outlined a plan that would close and consolidate county schools.
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Facing a major budget shortfall, school board members say the county cannot afford to operate 24 school sites.
Today, they told school officials to review a proposal that would combine Laurel Park and Magna Vista High schools at Magna Vista, combine Fieldale-Collinsville and Bassett High Schools at the Bassett site, and bring other changes that would include closing three elementary schools.
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((J. KELLY CECIL/HENRY CO. SCHOOL BOARD: WE'VE GOT TO WORK TOGETHER TO EDUCATE OUR KIDS AND IF WE DON'T HAVE THE DOLLARS, WE DON'T HAVE THE DOLLARS. AND RIGHT NOW, WE KNOW WE'RE GOING INTO NEXT YEAR, TWO MILLION DOLLARS SHORT.))
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School officials have scheduled a public hearing on December third, and a final vote on December sixth, but today's meeting brought complaints from citizens who believe members of the school board have already made up their minds.
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We'll have more reaction to the proposed reorganization tonight on News 7 at Six.

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Getting where you need to go this weekend may be more difficult if you plan to drive. Fear of flying and low gas prices are putting a record number of people behind the wheel.
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Rachel Cannon joins us beside Interstate 81. Rachel, what are things like there now?
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The airlines say they expect fewer passengers than usual this week- -with air travel down about 25-percent.
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Thanksgiving is traditionally the busiest time of the year. The Roanoke Regional Airport didn't LOOK busy today. Shannon Connolly flew in this morning to see her parents. She says she arrived at Newark Airport at 4:30 this morning for a 7-A-M flight.
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((...STOOD IN LINE FOR MORE THAN AN HOUR, WAITING TO GET THROUGH SECURITY. BUT THE SECURITY WAS GOOD, BECAUSE THEY FOUND MY TWEEZERS AND CUTICLE TRIMMERS IN MY BAG.))
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Virginia National Guard troops remain on patrol in Roanoke and at the eight other Virginia airports. The Airport Commission still hasn't received approval from the F-A-A to re-open the short-term parking area, despite having prepared a plan that meets government specifications.
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A prominent lawyer is being disbarred. We'll tell you who it is after this break.
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[VO] Also a local woman will spend more than three years in prison after her baby daughter overdosed on Oxycontin.
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A woman from Ferrum will spend 3-and -a half years in prison for her baby daughter's oxycontin overdose.
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24-year-old Lisa Chaney entered an Alford plea and was found guilty of felony child neglect.
An Alford plea means she does not admit guilt but agrees there's enough evidence to convict her.
Last June, Chaney's relatives rushed the 16-month-old girl to the hospital when she wouldn't wake up from a nap and stopped breathing.
Xanax and oxycontin were found in her system.
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((JUDGE WILLIAM ALEXANDER: YOU WERE HARD-HEADED, WOULD NOT DO WHAT YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO DO. AND AS A RESULT , YOU ENDED UP USING YOURSELF AND FOR YOUR CHILD, SUBJECTING YOUR CHILD TO XANAX, OXYCONTIN AND LUCKILY THE CHILD WAS NOT INJURED PERMANENTLY. ))
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Chaney, who has been convicted of prescription drug abuse before, said the baby must have ingested some pills that fell on the floor.
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The baby survived -- and is doing fine.
She and Chaney's 6-year-old daughter now live with their grandparents.

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He's one of the most well known attorneys in the nation... but now F-Lee Bailey won't be allowed to practice law in one state.
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Bailey was disbarred today by the Florida State Supreme Court.
It's because of the way Bailey handled 600-thousand shares of stock that were owned by a former client...
That client is now serving a life sentence for drug smuggling.
Bailey said he took control of the stock... which was worth nearly six million dollars... as payment for his service.
Prosecutors say the stock was supposed to be seized by the government and that Bailey had only been given control for a limited time.
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For the estimated 16 million Americans with diabetes --the holidays can be difficult time to maintain healthy eating habits. [JEAN/JOY ACROSS THE DESK]
But tonight Health Check Reporter Joy Sutton has a few cooking suggestions. [JOY/GUEST TWO SHOT]
Jean, you don't have to sacrifice taste to have a healthy meal --all it takes is a few modifications to the recipe.
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Here give us some tips is Janice MacLeod a diabetes dietitian with Carilion.

1-FIRST, WHAT DO PEOPLE NEED TO KEEP IN MIND IF THEY'RE COOKING FOR A DIABETIC
2-WHAT ARE SOME CHANGES THEY CAN MAKE TO THE RECIPES TO MAKE IT HEALTHIER
-FOR EXAMPLE --SUGAR SUBSTITUTES --BUTTER --GRAVY
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3-WHAT ABOUT PIES --ARE THERE CERTAIN DESSERTS BETTER TO EAT -- APPLE VS PECAN
4-DO DIABETICS NEED TO MONITOR SUGAR LEVEL MORE --
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Jean, those are just a few tips to keep mind.

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There is some good news for people who snore.
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The answer to a good night's sleep could be as simple as a single injection in the back of the throat.
The F-D-A has approved the use of a chemical that stiffens the pallate.
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((THE PALLATE IS USUALLY THE CAUSE OF SNORING IN 80-PERCENT OF MEN AND 40-PERCENT OF WOMEN SO IF WE CAN STIFFEN THAT UP AND WE CAN REDUCE THE FLUTTER OF THE PALLATE THEN THE SNORING WILL GO WAY DOWN))
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Within minutes of injection, the pallete gets swollen and purple. The resulting scarring action causes it to firm up, making snoring a thing of the past for most people.
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The cost is about three hundred dollars. Doctor Dyer says 28 of the 30 people he has used it on have reported good results.
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Coming up a little later, a late rally keeps investors from having a turkey of a day.
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[VO] Also we will have a preview of Garth Brooks' show for the sailors aboard the U-S-S Enterprise.
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Coming up today in Sports, Steve Mason will have this week's edition of Hometown Hoops Weekly.
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[VO] But first we will see how some native Virginians used a centuries old ritual to express their modern day patriotism.
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On Wall Street today, stocks ended the pre-Thanksgiving session lower, but it could have been worse.
Alexis Christoforous has more in our Marketwatch report.
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It's the only time you'll ever see Governor Jim Gilmore excited about paying taxes.
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((GOV. JIM GILMORE: THIS IS ACTUALLY THE OFFICIAL BEGINNING OF THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY HERE IN VIRGINIA.))
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The 355th annual Indian tax tribute to the Governor is the final one Jim Gilmore will receive.
Chiefs of the Mattaponi and Pamunkey tribes paid tribute to Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore with words and gifts today.
The tribes also used the occasion to declare their American patriotism and thank emergency responders.
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((CHIEF "SWIFTWATER" MILES/PAMUNKEY TRIBE: OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT PEOPLE, EMERGENCY SQUAD PEOPLE, POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND THE POSTAL WORKERS WHO ARE ALL GOING THROUGH DIFFICULT TIMES RIGHT NOW. WE'RE PROUD TO BE PART OF THIS COUNTRY OF OURS. AND I JUST WANTED TO REMIND EVERYBODY TO REMEMBER THOSE PEOPLE.))
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The tax paid by the tribes as spelled out in the 1646 treaty is deer carcasses, beaver pelts, and this year a new addition: rockfish.
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Wednesday always means high school basketball.
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Steve Mason gives us a look at the girls high school state tournament match ups in another edition of Hometown Hoops Weekly.
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((THE GIRLS STATE QUARTERFINALS TIP OFF THIS WEEKEND AND GLENVAR, RADFORD, NORTHSIDE, WILLIAM FLEMING, BASSETT, AND ALTAVISTA ARE STILL ALIVE. HOMETOWN HOOPS WEEKLY TAKES A CLOSER LOOK AT THE BOBCATS AND THE COLONELS.
According to coach Cynthia Brown, the Colonels are playing in the state tournament for the first time since the mid 80s. Bassett, their opponent, won the group 2A state championship last year. But the Fleming team feels it has more than enough positives to make up for a lack of state tournament experience. ((:)) ((:)) ((:))
Radford is making it's first state tournament appearance since 1990, a year the Bobcats won the double A championship. Radford takes on Appalachia. ((:)) ((:))
In other action Saturday, Glenvar battles J.J. Kelly at Northside, and, speaking of the Vikings, they take on Lee County at Virginia High along with Radford and Appalachia. Fleming and Bassett play at Salem high school and Altavista meets Franklin at William Campbell. Steve Mason HHW.))

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It's a big night for thousands of sailors aboard the U-S-S Enterprise.
The crew is back in Norfolk following a tour of duty for Operation Enduring Freedom.
Now they're getting a reward for a job well done. Garth Brooks is performing live for them.
Jim Acosta has more.
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((THIS IS A THANKSGIVING EVE....GARTH BROOKS AND THOUSANDS OF SAILORS WON'T FORGET.FROM THE fighter jetS THAT DROPPED BOMBS DURING OPERATION "ENDURING FREEDOM" ...TO THE TWELVE STORY STAGE BACKDROP IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FLIGHT DECK....IT IS CLEAR...THE U-S-S ENTERPRISE-- FOR THE NIGHT ANYWAY-- HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED FROM A WARSHIP-- INTO A PARTY.

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SUPER: GARTH BROOKS/ENTERTAINER THIS IS WHERE I FEEL AT HOME--IN FRONT OF OUR SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN AND WHAT A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR ME TO GET TO SAY THANK YOU.
STANDUP BRIDGE: (PARAPHRASE: NORMALLY-- 75 PLANES SIT IN THIS HANGAR....BUT TONIGHT IT'S A STAGING GROUND FOR THOUSANDS OF GARTH BROOKS FANS.)

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THIS IS A DAY OF HONOR...AND YOU KNOW ME. WE'RE GOING TO FIND A WAY TO HAVE A BLAST.
..AND THAT PROSPECT...FROM THE KING OF COUNTRY MUSIC HIMSELF-- WHO TOURED THE SHIP AND SIGNED AUTOGRAPHS YESTERDAY.... HAS ELECTRIFIED THE ALREADY-EMOTIONAL ATMOSPHERE.

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...JOINING BROOKS-- WILL BE POP STAR "JEWEL"-- AND POSSIBLY A FEW OTHER BIG NAMES.

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I'VE HAD ARTISTS FROM NASHVILLE - THAT HAVE PLAYED ALL AROUND THE WORLD WHO HAVE SAID PLEASE-- LET ME JUST SHOW UP-- AFTER THE CAMERAS ARE OVER-- AND PLAY FOR THE TROOPS.
...AND PLAY HE WILL...PROMISING TO DO FAVORITES LIKE "UNANSWERED PRAYERS," "FRIENDS IN LOW PLACES," AND " WHEN YOU COME BACK TO ME AGAIN."
JIM ACOSTA, CBS NEWS ON THE U-S-S ENTERPRISE.))
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