WDBJ 7 news at 6 for 04/02/03

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A local woman finds out the hard way you don't have to see the doctor to be charged for an office visit.
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And an obscure illness circling the globe is prompting many would-be travelers not to.
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Tonight on News 7 Sports - the latest movers and shakers in the Tech coaching search. The Express gets set to skate down route 220 tomorrow night.
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and the Salem Avalanche players are finally here. Their home opener is Friday night at Salem Memorial.
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Bonus weather days for early April but cooler weather will return by the weekend. Details and our Thursday WeatherSchool coming up.
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News 7 is next.
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A medical mystery half a world away is causing concern here in Virginia.
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Several colleges and high schools are canceling trips to Asia, while investigators are taking no chances in a suspicious death case.
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Good evening, I'm Keith Humphry.
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And I'm Shannon Young.
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The mysterious and deadly illness known as SARS has prompted colleges and universities to reorganize their study-abroad programs.
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The Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome has killed 75 people and sickened hundreds around the world.
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New River Valley Bureau Chief Myranda Stephens spoke with officials at Virginia Tech, which has already canceled some of its programs. That's right, Keith and Shannon. They are not taking any chances with this deadly virus.
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Which is why the university has canceled its study-abroad programs to China, Hong Kong and Vietnam.
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[RUNS 10] (( WE RELY ON A VARIETY OF SOURCES OF INFORMATION WHETHER TO CANCEL PROGRAMS. THE MOST IMPORTANT GUIDELINE IS THE U-S DEPT OF STATES PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS AND TRAVEL WARNINGS :449)) The study-abroad programs allow students to earn credits during the summer at colleges and universities outside of the U-S.
About 50-students had signed up to go to Asia this year, but officials say they will either have to study somewhere else or wait until next year.
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((DAN O'BRIEN/VIRGINIA TECH EDUCATION ABROAD: 7:16 WE INFORM THEM THAT THINGS LIKE THIS MAY HAPPEN AND WE DO TELL THEM THAT WE WILL TRY TO ACCOMODATE THEM TRY TO FUNNEL THEM IN OTHER PROGRAMS AND IF NOT WE WILL REFUND AS MUCH MONEY AS POSSIBLE IN THESE CASES 7:28)) [RUNS 12]
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[DROP SARS VIDEO HERE!!!] The university says it is NOT canceling programs to Japan, because so far no warnings have been issued to avoid travel to that country. But, they say if the warnings change, so will the plan.
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We also spoke with officials at Radford University. They say they are still debating whether to cancel their study-abroad program to China, even though it's beginning to look that way.
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They say they will make a decision, though, by the end of the week.

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There are a lot of unhappy faces in Lynchburg as well, now that E.C. Glass High School has decided against sending its drama students to China in June.
Steve Smallshaw tells us the SARS scare and the war in Iraq both were factors in the decision.
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(( It's not often the realities of war and world health intrude on a high school student's life, but at E.C Glass they're learning a hard lesson today.
Months of planning and preparation for the school drama department's trip to China have fallen victim to the war in Iraq and in particular the SARS scare in Asia.
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((JIM ACKLEY/E.C. GLASS DRAMA TEACHER: IT'S NICE TO GO ON A TRIP BUT IT'S MORE IMPORTANT THAT EVERYBODY IS HEALTHY AND SAFE AND THAT'S WHAT'S MOST IMPORTANT.))
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Glass had planned on sending 45 students and 15 chaperones to perform in China for two weeks starting in late June.

For the students, it was going to be the trip of a lifetime.
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((MILAN CONNER/DRAMA STUDENT: I WAS DISAPPOINTED BUT NOT SHOCKED, REALLY. I MEAN IT'S AN OPPORTUNITY TO GO TO CHINA. OF COURSE WE WERE ALL EXCITED, BUT WE KNOW IT'S FOR THE BEST NOW.))
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((ERIC BEARCE/DRAMA STUDENT: BEING A TEENAGER I KIND OF JUST JUMP INTO THINGS WITHOUT THINKING WHAT MAY BE THE CONSEQUENCES. SO I WAS KIND OF SHOCKED, BECAUSE I THOUGHT WE WOULD END UP GOING REGARDLESS OF THE SITUATION.))
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E.C. Glass was the first American high school ever to be invited to China to perform.. for now the honor of that invitation will have to suffice.
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((ACKLEY: WE'VE ALREADY BEEN ASKED IF WE WOULD COME AGAIN AND THE INVITIATION IS AN OPEN INVITATION WHICH I THINK IS NICE AND SHOWS THEIR FEELINGS ABOUT OUR PROGRAM, BUT RIGHT NOW WE'RE JUST THINKING ABOUT MAKING SURE OUR KIDS UNDERSTAND WHY THIS IS HAPPENING.))
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Ackley says the school had already raised half the 140-thousand dollars it needed to fund the trip.
That money will be returned to the donors.
Steve Smallshaw, News7, Lynchburg. ))

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Meanwhile, Bedford County authorities say it does not appear a man's death this morning is related to the SARS illness... but they're still investigating.
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The 42-year-old man was visiting his sister in her Forest home when she found him dead in his bedroom this morning.

The man had recently experienced cold and flu-like symptoms, so emergency personnel contacted the local health department.
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((LT. RICKY GARDNER/BEDFORD CO. SHERIFF'S OFFICE: WE'VE BEEN TOLD BY THE DOCTOR AT THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT THAT SHE DOES NOT HAVE ANY CONCERNS AS TO ANY CONNECTION WITH ANYTHING THAT'S GOING ON OVER THERE. WE'RE JUST TRYING TO ERR ON THE SIDE OF CAUTION, IF YOU WILL.))
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The man's body has been taken to Roanoke for autopsy.
Local health officials say the man lived in Europe but that no cases of SARS are known to have originated there.
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[Sexual-Assault]

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Virginia Tech police officers are beefing up security, after a student reported she was sexually assaulted in broad daylight.
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Police say the assault took place around eleven Monday morning, inside a commuter parking lot known as "the cage." Officers say the 21-year-old student doesn't remember much of what happened, but she described her attacker as a six-foot tall white man...and he was wearing a hooded sweatshirt. Officers say they have increased security patrols on campus as a result. They're asking anyone with information to contact the police.
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[Hedrick]

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A federal judge today granted a stay of execution for Brandon Wayne Hedrick.
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Hedrick was scheduled to die tomorrow night for the abduction, rape and murder of 23- year old Lisa Crider in Appomattox County. The state did NOT object to the request for a stay. Hedrick has exhausted his state appeals, but did NOT go all the way through the federal appellate process. One of his claims may be that he was inadequately represented at trial.
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An electrical fire put three radio stations off the air today.
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A small fire broke out at the building that houses Q-99, Star Country, and 610 AM around 2-thirty this afternoon. Officials say a transmitter overheated and caught fire. All the stations were off the air because power was cut off to the building, but were back on about 2 hours later.
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Governor Warner's veto of the estate tax repeal holds up.
The latest from Richmond next on News 7 at Six.
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Plus find out how a short call from your doctors office could cost more than you bargained for.
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Governor Warner's estate tax veto will stand.
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But lawmakers reject his attempts to water down anti-abortion legislation.
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Richmond Bureau Chief Meghan Muldoon has more on today's veto session.
For the most part, abortion opponents and Governor Warner came out on top today.
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Neither got everything they wanted but both still scored big.
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The 2003 veto session began with Virginia's elected officials paying tribute to American troops fighting overseas.

Then lawmakers got down to business by rejecting Warner's attempt to water down a bill requiring minors to obtain consent from a parent before getting an abortion.
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Lawmakers also rejected the governor's changes to a ban on partial birth abortions.
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But lawmakers failed to muster the two-third votes necessary to override Warner's veto of a bill creating a "Choose Life" license plate.
And after heavy lobbying from both sides, the governor emerged the victor in a showdown with Republicans over the repeal of the estate tax.
The House of Delegates mustered enough votes to override the veto, but after a long and heated debate, the Senate came just two votes shy.
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Governor Warner says he is pleased that all three of his vetoes were sustained.
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But the General Assembly has yet to act on the governor's amendments to the budget. Lawmakers are still debating that issue.

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A phone call from your doctor's office COULD result in a medical bill.
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That's what Sharon and Joe Farmer say they learned the hard way.
The couple is fighting a 29-dollar medical bill from Lewis-Gale Clinic.
They say they were charged for an office visit after a nurse practitioner made a one minute call to report lab results.
Now, a collections agency is after them for the money.
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((SHARON FARMER: IT'S THE PRINCIPLE OF IT. WE PAY TOO MUCH FOR HEALTHCARE TO BE NICKEL AND DIMED TO DEATH. ))
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By law, physicians CAN charge for phone calls to consult with patients, report lab results or to adjust therapy. However, few of them do.
Lewis-Gale Clinic representatives would NOT be interviewed on camera... but a spokesman says the clinic follows Medicare billing guidelines AND that the choice to charge for calls is up to doctors.
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Though Lewis-Gale Clinic acknowledges some of its doctors DO bill for phone calls, it was unable to provide an estimate of how many in time for this story.
Carilion says its doctors have the option to bill for phone calls, but so far, they have not used it.

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It's supposed to be the busiest vacation time of the year.
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But local travel experts say the number of people traveling during March and April is considerably lower than usual.

Major airlines recently cut back flight schedules because of a lack of air passenger demand. Officials say the war, sluggish economy, and threats of terrorism may be keeping people away.
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((JACKIE SHUCK/AIRPORT DIRECTOR; I CAN'T DO A LOT IF THERE IS A GENERAL CONCERN ABOUT BEING AWAY FROM HOME OR THE ECONOMY DIRECTLY.)) ((MEL LUDOVICI/MARTIN TRAVEL PRESIDENT; WE WORK A LITTLE HARDER AND WE MAKE MORE SALES CALLS WE DO THINGS TO SELL WHAT WE CAN PRICES HAVE NEVER BEEN BETTER.))
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Martin Travel says Europe and Asia have suffered the most.
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[Stocks]

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U-S troops' steady march toward Baghdad gave Wall Stree a boost today. [TAKE DOW & NASDAQ PAGE]
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The DOW jumped 215 points.
NASDAQ rose 48.
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A federal judge has thrown out the case of a Ferrum woman who sued state officials for taking her through what she called "a mockery of a trial."
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Abby Newman was driving without a license when she was stopped at a state police check point. A jury convicted Newman, and her supporters only recently paid her fine for her. In federal court Newman accused the state court judges of "treason." Judge Samuel Wilson dismissed everything but her claim that the troopers used excessive force. He plans to review the videotape of her arrest before ruling on that.
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[Harrell]

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The Republican field to replace Fuzzy Minnix on Roanoke County's Board of Supervisors is widening.
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Mark Harrell today threw his hat in the ring for the Cave Spring district. The 29- year- old businessman says his age is an asset that would allow him to infuse the Board with "new leadership" and enthusiasm. His campaign focus is twofold.
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((MARK HARRELL/(R) ROANOKE CO. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CANDIDATE: EDUCATION. PROMOTING EDUCATION IN ANY WAY POSSIBLE AND BRINING MORE BUSINESS TO THIS AREA. MORE BUSINESS BRINGS MORE JOBS. IT LESSENS THE TAX BURDEN ON INDIVIDUAL CITIZENS AND INCREASES OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WHO GROW UP IN THE AREA TO STAY IN THIS AREA.))
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Earlier this week, Norfolk Southern employee Michael Wray announced his candidacy for the seat. Republicans will narrow the field in a mass meeting at the end of May.
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[Sports Tease]

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Coming up tonight on News 7 sports - an update on the Tech coaching search. The Avalanche players arrive in town today.
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and the Express gets ready for game of the ECHL playoffs tomorrow night in Greensboro.
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[S-Tech]

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Some new names have surfaced in the Virginia Tech basketball coaching search today, and both ironically have ties to the Univeristy of Virginia.
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Seth Greenberg, the head coach at South Florida for the past seven years was on Terry Holland's staff at UVa during the 1983-84 Final Four season when he coached among others Ricky Stokes.
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And there is Dennis Wolff, the head coach at Boston University for 9 seasons. Wolff spent four years at UVa as an assistant under Jeff Jones. The interesting twist concerning him is that he has the same agent as Rhode Island's Jim Baron has - Rob Ades.
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As for Ron Everhart, the head coach at Northeastern, he has spent this week at his in-laws in West Virginia. He and his wife are headed to the Final Four, but he told us this afternoon he would welcome the chance to talk about returning to his alma mater at any time. Everhart, who played under Charlie Moir, has the support of many alumni. He is the one candidate to date who actually wants the job.
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As for East Tennessee's Ed DeChellis, the head coach at East Tennessee State for the past 7 years, he is out of the running after accepting the Penn State job late this afternoon.

[S-Salem]

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The boys of summer have rolled into the Roanoke Valley. Travis Wells checks in now from Salem with a look at the new-look Salem Avalanche.
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[S-House]

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The Express opens the ECHL playoff at Greensboro tomorrow.
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Steve Mason has a preview in Round House Wrap up.
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((The interim title under coach Tony MacAulay's title is gone, that the frame work for his new contract for next season is in the works and that completing a new deal is just a matter of the owners and MacAulay signing on the dotted line. ((TONY MACAULAY/EXPRESS HEAD COACH:))
Three Express players are on AHL call ups. The most important, center Dylan Gyori is with the Utah Grizzlies and probably won't be back. David Silverstone will replace Gyori on that Rick Kowalsky, Jason Jaffray line that has produced nearly 250 points. ((:)) ((:)) The Express faces goalie Daniel Berthiaume, who is 3-1 and 1 against Roanoke this season.)) ((STEVE MASON:)) ((:))