WDBJ 7 news at 6 for 01/29/03

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A missing child case with an unusual angle.
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Railway historians plan to raise the roof as Norfolk- Southern donates an old train station.
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Tonight on News 7 Sports - the Express fires head coach and GM Perry Florio. Virginia looks to get a much win tonight at home against FSU.
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And former Cave Spring coaching great Charlie Hammes passes away this afternoon at the age of 66.
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Today's warmup will not be repeated tomorrow as a cold front slides through today with passing showers and a colder forecast.
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[ANCHOR=Keith 4-Shot]

News 7 is next.
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((VERY FRUSTRATING A MISSING CHILD YOU KNOW IT AFFECTS EVERYONE IT BECOMES A PART OF YOU 37:50))
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[VO-NAT]
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Grayson County authorities continue to search for a missing five-year-old boy.
[ANCHOR=Keith 2-Shot]

So far, all they say they've found are dead end leads.
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[ANCHOR=Keith 2-Shot]

Good evening, I'm Keith Humphry.
[ANCHOR=Shannon 2-Shot]

And I'm Shannon Young.
[Missing-Child]
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A five-year-old boy has been missing for nearly a month.
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His name is Logan Nathaniel Bowman and authorities say he was last seen near his home outside of Galax three weeks ago.
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New River Valley Bureau Chief Myranda Stephens is here with more on this complicated story.
Keith and Shannon, it is complicated and according to police, very suspicious too.
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They say the problem is they're dealing with a missing boy, a mother who's in jail and a bunch of leads that hasn't gotten them anywhere.
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[SUPER=01-Vanetta Delp/Logan's Aunt; :14]
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[SUPER=01-Jerry Wilson/Grayson Co. Sheriff; :49]
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(([SOT 23:48][COVER BITE!!!!]
[RUNS :05] ((JUST PLAYFUL. SMILING CONSTANTLY SMILING HE WAS A HAPPY CHILD 23:53)) Christmas Eve was the last day Vonetta Delp saw her nephew. She says it was one of the few times her brother, Alvin Bowman was able to see his son.
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[RUNS :11] ((HE GETS WEEKLY VISITATION RIGHTS AND THE FIRST WEEKEND TO GET HIM THE MOTHER HAD TOLD HIM HE WAS SICK AND WE ALL ASKED HIM WHERE LOGAN WAS AT HE SAID HE HAD A STOMACH VIRUS 20:49)) Logan had been living with his mother, Cynthia Davis and her boyfriend at this trailer home outside of Galax. Davis says she last saw her son January eighth, but, did not report him missing until Sunday. She and her boyfriend, Dennis Schemerhorn were later arrested for child endangerment, after police learned Logan had been hurt and wasn't taken to the doctor.
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[RUNS :09] ((SHERIFF WILSON: HE HAD WATER BURNS, HOT WATER BURNS. REPORTER: WHERE AT? SHERIFF: ON THE LEGS THE BUTTOCKS THE GROIN AREA 33:22)) Davis is still in jail, but, Schemerhorn was freed on bond. Police say they have questioned Logan's father and has ruled him out as a suspect. While, his sister and the rest of the Bowman family say they just want some answers.
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[RUNS :09] ((NOBODY KNOWS NO MORE THAN WHAT THE POLICE IS TELLING MY BROTHER OR WHAT WE'VE SEEN IN THE NEWSPAPER. ALL I KNOW IS THE WHOLE FAMILY NEEDS CLOSURE ON IT 22:38))
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[RUNS :05] ((IS HE HIDDEN IS HE HURT JUST SOMETHING, WE NEED TO KNOW SOMETHING 22:52))))
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And if you know something, you are asked to call the Grayson County Sheriff's office at 276-773-32-41.
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Sheriff Wilson says they've responded to several dead-end leads,
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but they're not going to quit until they find Logan.

[LB-Meningitis]

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A teacher at Lord Botetourt High School is hospitalized with meningitis.
The school sent a letter home today with students describing the symptoms and telling them the health department is investigating.
Meningitis is transmitted only through close contact. It starts with a fever, headache and stiff neck.
Casual contact, such as in classrooms, does not put students at risk for infection.
Principal Allen Brenner says the teacher is recovering.

[Train-Station]

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Two years ago, an important part of Roanoke's rail history went up in flames.
The fire at the old passenger station of the Virginian Railway left heavy damage, but today two groups announced plans to restore the landmark.
Joe Dashiell has the story.
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[SUPER=01-Skip Salmon/Former N&W Employee; :14]
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[SUPER=01-Alison Blanton/Roanoke Valley Preservation Foundation; :43]
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((They gathered under a gray sky to deliver the news.
The Norfolk Southern Corporation has agreed to donate the property to the Roanoke Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, clearing the way for the building's restoration.
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((WE THOUGHT THAT AFTER THE FIRE IT WAS ALL OVER, THAT WE'D NEVER BE ABLE SEE THIS AGAIN, THAT THE VIRGINIAN WAS GONE, BUT I'M SO GLAD TO SEE THIS DAY COME THAT IT WILL BE PRESERVED.))
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[OUT Q=that it will be preserved.]

The building burned on the night of January 29th, 2001. Investigators found that a homeless man started the fire in a trash barrell to keep warm, but the flames quickly spread out of control.
Built in 1909, the station is one of the oldest railroad buildings in Roanoke. It was a unique stop on a rail line that stretched from the coal fields of west Virginia to the coal piers of Tidewater.
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((ALISON BLANTON/PRESERVATION FOUNDATION: IT'S KIND OF THE OTHER RAILROAD STORY IN ROANOKE. SO MANY PEOPLE ARE FAMILIAR WITH WHAT'S HAPPENING OVER AT NORFOLK AND WESTERN AND THAT LINE AND THE HISTORY THERE, AND SOMETIMES THIS GETS A LITTLE BIT OVERLOOKED. AND THIS IS EQUALLY IMPORTANT IN THE HISTORY OF ROANOKE.))
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((KEN MILLER/RAILWAY HISTORICAL SOCIETY: AND IT IS A VALUABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY TO THE NORFOLK SOUTHERN, BUT FORTUNATELY THEY SEE THE VALUE IN HISTORIC PRESERVATION. AND ROANOKE'S PLACE IN RAIL HISTORY. ))
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The Railway Historical Society and the Roanoke Valley Preservation Foundation have raised enough money to begin reparing the roof.
But they will also seek grants and donations to fund a full restoration.
Joe Dashiell News 7 Roanoke))

[Boty-Fire]

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He survived three bouts with cancer.
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This morning this retired rubber worker beat the odds again when his house caught fire while he was still in bed.
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((GARY MAXEY/HOMEOWNER; I WAS ASLEEP. IT WOKE ME UP. I THOUGHT IT WAS THE WATER HEATER. IT WAS BURNING. THAT'S ALL I CAN TELL YOU.))
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He'd had the wood stove burning last night, so Gary Maxey suspects it was a flue fire. The core of the house was most severely damaged, as fire gutted the first floor, the attic and went through the roof.
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((I'M TOLD YOU'RE A THREE-TIME CANCER SURVIVOR. THAT'S RIGHT. SOMEBODY'S WATCHING OUT FOR YOU, I GUESS? I GUESS. HA HA HA.))
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[OUT Q=I guess? I guess, ha ha ha.]
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At just about the same time there was another fire at a condominium complex in Quail Valley. Fire officials say workers making repairs to the unit accidentally started the fire in the first floor unit. Firefighters contained the flames to that one unit, but two other units suffered smoke damage. Rescue personnel transported one person with smoke inhalation to Roanoke Memorial Hospital. His name and condition have not been released, but officials say his injuries were NOT life threatening.
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[Florio]

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The Roanoke Express has fired its head coach and general manager, despite what's been another successful season.

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Perry Florio's dismissal is effective immediately. Team owners cite philosophical differences for the move. It comes as the Express has the fourth-best record in the East Coast Hockey League, and less than a week after Florio picked up his 100th career coaching victory with the team. Steve Mason will have a full report later in sports.
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Imagine buying auto parts and auto insurance with one stop.
One area company hopes it's an idea that will get rolling.
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Plus a local inventor hopes his new product will stick with investors and consumers.
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[Glue-Stick]
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A local man is developing a sticky solution for a common problem.
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Business Reporter Rachel Cannon gives us a preview of a product that could one day end up on store shelves.
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(( NATS 2:16:15 " closing chip bag" At Locke White's house the potato chips will never be stale again. Frustrated by products losing their freshness, he developed a type of glue stick that seals packages air tight.
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((LOCKE WHITE/PRODUCT DEVELOPER; THIS GLUE STICK WILL BE FOOD GRADE ADHESIVE YOU USE IT SAFELY AROUND FOOD YOU CAN EAT IT IF YOU WANT TO.))
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The tacky substance can withstand freezer temperatures, works on various packaging, even on bowls to help secure plastic wrap, and will wash off with water. White himself is not new to product development.
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((LOCKE WHITE/PRODUCT DEVELOPER; I HAVE DEVELOPED A TON OF PRODUCTS THAT YOU WILL NEVER SEE SOME OF THEM REALLY GOOD IDEAS SOME OF THEM STINK THE ONLY ONES THAT COUNT ARE THE ONES THAT MAKE IT TO MARKET AND MAKE MONEY.))
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((RACHEL CANNON/RCANNON@WDBJ7.COM; WHITE BELIEVES HE HAS A CLEAR WINNER IN THE GLUE STICK. NUMBER ONE IT FILLS A NEED IN THE MARKETPLACE. NUMBER TWO IT'S DESIGNED TO BE CONVENIENT WITH A MAGNET ON THE BACK YOU CAN STICK IT RIGHT ON YOUR REFRIGERATOR. ))
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((I HAVE YET TO FIND SOMEBODY WHO DIDN'T SAY HEY THIS IS GREAT I'D SPEND TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.))
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But he admits it will be an uphill battle to get a version of the glue stick on store shelves. On top of finding a large company to market it, White has a patent pending. It's a complicated process according to Brad Blum, a Roanoke businessman whose company develops new ideas.
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((BRAD BLUM/EGG FACTORY; IT REALLY IS A DIFFICULT PROCESS //CUT AND BUTT SOTS// HERE AT THE EGG FACTORY WELL LOOK AT O
VER ONE-HUNDRED PRODUCTS TO NARROW IT DOWN TO ONE THAT HAS POTENTIAL.))
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White believes the glue stick has that and hopes the idea sticks with investors and consumers. Rachel Cannon, News 7, Radford.))

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Advance Auto execs hope a new partnership will put more business on their side.
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Advance has teamed up with Nationwide to put insurance kiosks in three stores in Roanoke, and one in Bedford. Customers can get quotes, make payments, or have policies written up.
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[IN Q=Cusomers can come in...]
((BOB RICHMOND/ADVANCE AUTO PARTS PRODUCT DIRECTOR; CUSTOMERS CAN COME IN, MAKE MONTHLY PAYMENTS, LOOK AT OTHER INSURANCE OPPORTUNITIES THEY MAY NEED TO SERVE THEIR NEEDS. HOPEFULLY WE CAN INCREASE OUR FOOT TRAFFIC AND SELL OUR CUSTOMERS MORE PRODUCTS.)) ((TONY ROGERS/NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AGENT; WE'VE ALREADY DONE BUSINESS. WE REALLY HAVE BEEN IN THE STORES FOR A COUPLE OF WEEKS WORKING OUT ALL THE BUGS, BUT WE'RE REALLY READY TO DO BUSINESS NOW.))
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[SUPER=01-Tony Rogers/Nationwide Insurance Agent; :]
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[OUT Q=ready to do business now.]
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The program is currently in a six month test run. Advance officials hope to expand the partnership to nearly all of its stores... nationwide.
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[Norfolk-Southern]

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Norfolk Southern's earnings rose 12 percent in the fourth quarter.
All of the company's lines of business, except coal, saw increased revenues despite a difficult economic environment.
For the year, Norfolk Southern's profit totaled 460 (m) million dollars, up 23 percent from 2001.

[Stocks]

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Wall Street struggled at first, but stocks ended higher today. [TAKE DOW & NASDAQ PAGE]
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The DOW gained 22 points.
NASDAQ rose 16.
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[Trooper-Killed]

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A state trooper died this morning after being dragged by a motorist near Richmond.
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State police still don't know why Trooper Michael Blanton pulled over this B-M-W on Interstate 64.
The car dragged him about 200 yards and crashed.
Investigators are studying the videotape from Blanton's crusier.
State police plan to file charges against the B-M-W's driver.
Blanton was 29, and lived in Hanover County with his wife and six-year-old son.
The House of Delegates adjourned today in his memory.
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[XGR]

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State lawmakers are moving forward with legislation to make it easier to KEEP family farms in the family.
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A Senate Committe today approved a bill to repeal Virginia's estate tax.
Supporters say the inheritance tax is keeping farmers and small business owners from passing down their estates to their kids.
But some legislators say eliminating the tax could cost as much as 150-million dollars and that money is already tight.
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((SEN. JOHN EDWARDS/D-ROANOKE: THIS SHOWS A DISCONNECT BETWEEN REALITY AND MYTHOLOGY. IF WE'RE GOING TO CUT THE ESTATE TAX NOW IS NOT THE TIME TO DO IT.)) ((SEN. BO TRUMBO/R-BOTETOURT CO.: THESE FARMS THAT ARE PASSING ON, PEOPLE ARE HANDED THESE ESTATES, THEY DON'T HAVE THE MONEY TO PAY THE ESTATE TAX BECAUSE ALL THEY HAVE IS WHAT WE CALL LAND POOR. BECAUSE THEY GOT A LOT OF LAND WITH A LOT OF VALUE BUT IT'S NOT LIQUID. SO YOU GOT TO SELL THE FARM TO PAY THE TAX.))
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Also, in the General Assembly today, a House Committee approved legislation creating a tax holiday.
The bill would allow consumers to shop for one week in August without paying a sales tax.
Merchants, however, would have to pick up that cost.
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[Sports Tease]

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Coming up tonight on News 7 Sports - the Express fires its head coach and general manager, while a Friday Football Extra icon passes away.
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And the Virginia Cavaliers face another must-win situation in the ACC tonight as they host Florida State. Words from Pete Gillen when we return.
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[S-Express]

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After five years in Roanoke as an assistant and as head coach, the Roanoke Express fired coach and general manager Perry Florio yesterday at five PM. The ECHL franchise made the announcemtn official today. Steve Mason has both sides the story.
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[SUPER=01-Rick Kowalsky/Express Right Wing; :]
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[S-Hammes]

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When Friday Football Extra began back in 1984 - the first stars of the program were the coaches - the personalities on the sideline. This afternoon one of those gentlemen passes away.
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Charlie Hammes, the long-time head football coach at Cave Spring high during the 1960s, 70s and 80s died this afternoon. Hammes had battled cancer and won, only to experience serious liver problems in recent years as he fought the same disease that killed Walter Payton. He had been in Pittsburgh awaiting a liver transplant at the time of his passing today. Hammes, a Yaeger, West Virginia native, was a solid coach, an "Old School Disciplinarian" and a sharp dresser - who always wore a coat and tie on the sideline. He coached his final game at Cave Spring on November 8th, 1985 - a 15-to-6 win over Amherst. Charlie Hammes coached unbeaten teams in 1967 and 1978. He was 66 years old - he would have turned 67 two weeks from today.
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[S-Gillen]

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The Virginia Cavaliers welcome Florida State to Charlottesville tonight for a 7pm tip at University Hall, where Virginia is unbeaten this season at eight and oh. Pete Gillen knows that his team must hold court against the Noles.
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Virginia is just 2 and 3 in the ACC this season, in a three way tie for fifth place. Gillen says we haven't seen the Cavaliers at their best just yet.
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